Cubicolor – Hardly A Day, Hardly A Night
Time is what inspired this record, and at just under an hour in length, it “weaves together themes of loss, hope, and acceptance” according to a recent presser.
Time is what inspired this record, and at just under an hour in length, it “weaves together themes of loss, hope, and acceptance” according to a recent presser.
Maybe Daniel Goldstein is one of the fastest rising American DJs of the melodic house genre. Brightest Lights, his third full length album in 6 years, is full of guest features from POLIÇA, Arctic Lake, Kauf, and Nevve.
This is 21st century disco music from Cerrone: one of the most influential artists of the original disco-era!
Sam Shepard gets down with some fancy sound machines and looks to pull listeners onto the dance floor with this double track release ahead of a new full length coming soon.
Both tracks feature Korean lyrics over looping piano melodies, and should be well received on any set list.
They’ve trusted their instincts, and embraced the nightclub. So hypnotic, and so good.
This is the debut album from a German techno marching band… a German techno marching band! The idea of marching band music is being overhauled
Amazon product designer by day and bedroom composer by night, his debut is snappy, clever, nostalgic dance music that does not disappoint.
Release Date: 3/9/2019 Straight out of new wave nostalgia we have Manics, a duo from San Francisco mixing indie pop vocals with melodic dance music.
Rhye’s 2nd album gets a proper electronic remix treatment with collaborators including Washed Out, Tensnake, Moon Boots, Jacques Greene, Little Dragon and more. More blazing
What a bizarre amalgamation of mashups there are on this debut album from California-based trio The Samps. So many genres have been fused together here
More wavey gravy from the beautiful house music veteran Maya Jane Coles. This 5 track EP is filled with deep bass, and drifts between a
Yeah, this will do: sweet synthy glitch goodness from Jeremy Malvin on Counter Records, an imprint of the mighty Ninja Tune label. Be on Fire
RÜFÜS DU SOL leans towards darker dance floors with Solace, lamenting on one-sided relationships and longing for second chances. It’s more or less still the
The fourth studio album from the French duo is catching a lot of buzz online right now, and has been described as “between shadow and
Despite the pressure of following an Internationally acclaimed debut album, the English duo continues to marry smooth-buttery-smooth live instrumentation with warm electronics on their sophomore
The masked EDM performer (how many are there now?) drops a radio friendly Sophomore album of cheerful house music that’s in stark contrast to the
The much anticipated follow up to Stefan Kozalla’s 2013 break through Amygdala is everything great about electronic music.
Bleeding into the edges of alternative we have Montreal-based artist Chloé Soldevila sounding a lot like Stereolab mixed with Mark Pritchard. It’s worldly, jammy, strange,
Ten years have passed since lord of the dance floor Gui Boratto released his breakthrough debut Chromophobia. And what now? Five Pillars of Techno and
And who is this mysterious man cutting circles in the Namibian desert? It’s Chinese-American DJ and producer ZHU delivering the most suitable sort of Electronica
Electronic duo Simian Mobile Disco have returned with their 5th studio album named after “giant cloud formations of starlings”. Collaborating with London’s all female Deep
How ridiculous does a Bengali tiger look in front of an ice cave? Or maybe it just looks like an ice cave, and Le Galaxie’s
Your and Your Hippie Friends imprint drops an extended hymn to the synth overlords with My Way My Rules; a super ultra electro prog rock
Following a deal with indie label Domino after his debut Fading Love on Double Six Records, the English electronic musician relished the idea that he
More of the same from Odesza, but it’s sure to ignite their fan base regardless. “A Moment Apart”, the third full length album from the
EDM crowd pleaser Justin Phillips aka Crywolf is back with this 9 track EP on Okami Records, and there is a lot to love here.
Virginia-based DJ and multi-instrumentalist Joel Burleson aka KI:Theory (pronounced “Key Theory”) blends alternative rock and glitchy electronica on this blazzey blah of a record. It’s all those tired EDM
Carl Craig is known for Techno. So what is this? A collaboration between the Detroit iconoclast and a French Orchestra– a fabulous album that takes