With his synthesized symphonies and live extravaganzas, Jean-Michel Jarre has helped popularise electronic music.
Jean-Michel Jarre once said “Electronic music has a family, a legacy and a future…”; a form that was once seen as a novelty and a threat is now everywhere, thanks in part to the French maestro. Continue Reading ›
BLACK MARBLE returns with ‘Life In Small Spaces’.
Arriving 5 years after ‘Fast Idol’, this self-contained collection serves as a poignant love letter to independent creatives navigating a highly compromised modern music industry landscape. Sonically, the album pivots away from his signature dense walls of synthesizers...
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Following the critical acclaim of 2024’s ‘Something in the Room She Moves’, Los Angeles composer and art-pop auteur Julia Holter returns with ‘Materia’.
Holter’s musical world has always thrived on fluid, atmospheric electronic textures, blending classic avant-garde sensibilities with an idiosyncratic pop instinct. Continue Reading ›
The Dublin-based electronic explorer Peter Fitzpatrick is best known under his CIRCUIT3 moniker his melody-driven synthpop that wears its classic Synth Britannia influences proudly on its sleeve.
Yet, on his latest long player, ‘Metanoia - Music From Therapy’, Fitzpatrick takes a sharp, courageous detour. Continue Reading ›
New York duo BUNNY X returns to the characters of their debut “teenage nostalgia” album ‘Young & In Love’ and sees them navigating the glass towers of ambition as post-grad working girls for their new record ‘Love On A High Floor’, set against the backdrop of Wall Street excess and the New York City real estate boom. Continue Reading ›
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