Ervin Omsk Unleashes the Deeply Odd ‘Schmalster Point’
Ervin Omsk’s Schmalster Point is deeply odd, emotionally moving, and sonically rich such that it suits anyone who revels in richly rewarding experimental music.
Ervin Omsk’s Schmalster Point is deeply odd, emotionally moving, and sonically rich such that it suits anyone who revels in richly rewarding experimental music.
Underground electronic artist Euglossine's latest album, Psaronius, contains surprising warmth among the digital flash.
The reissue of Todd Barton's 2003 album, Ro, finds the synthesizer master getting back to basic acoustic instrumentation and improvisation. In a word, the project was, he says, "Liberating."
Sarah Davachi asserts herself as a composer rather than a mere ambient artist on these four ghostly tracks that comprise Pale Bloom.
As Koaosaeme, Ryu Yoshizawa releases his second album of baffling, futuristic sound design that's bold, intense, and unpredictable.
Objekt combines the electronic backbone of his project with an experimental approach and an impressive amount of sound design to bring forth Cocoon Crush.