Jóhann Jóhannsson, Dictaphone, and Black Devil
Since I’m already listening to one vinyl per day and writing about it in this newly born Daily Spin column, I figured that I might as well play and cover something very unique…
Searching for Made Now Music
Breakbeat Science
We continue to dive into the history of electronic music, covering time-stretching, time-compressing, and pitch-shifting algorithms that all contributed towards the development of breakbeat, jungle, and drum’n’bass.
Slow Reels
Farewell Islands
… an arresting, fluorescing album that blends full-frequency dronescaping with a slow-burning ambient minimalism…
Morgen Wurde ft. Georges-Emmanuel Schneider
Sah Voraus
“… emanating sounds which let dissolve all conceivable questions of a man about life and death…”
Daniel Avery & Alessandro Cortini, Arovane, and Ida Toninato
“… an analogy of a hallucination in which real and imaginary space are intertwined into a sonic, visceral trip…”
In the studio with Sebastian Plano
Visit an incredibly gorgeous studio of this Argentinian-born, Berlin-based composer.
The Birth of Sampling
An excerpt on the history of synthesizers from Modulations written by Mike Berk
Sebastian Mullaert
Moonwaker
… a meditation on nature’s primordial cycles and forces…
Dag Rosenqvist
Fields
“Fields is something different. Something less dark. Less fractured. It’s something warmer and perhaps more calm.”
In the studio with Janus Rasmussen
Today we’re visiting with Janus Rasmussen, one half of Kiasmos [the other being Ólafur Arnalds], in his Iceland studio