WL//WH Weekly Electronic Music Tips

• Comme Des Larmes invite AYSHEL
  

Guest on Rumore-led Label, Podcasts Comme Des Larmes, the young Greek DJ based in Athens delivers a Techno-rooted selection located somewhere between Tribal Beats, Hypnotic Melodies and Industrial Sounds, through a constant exploration of dark and aetherial atmospheres while also trying to bridge her metal music origins with Industrial and Trancey elements.

• UK IDM /electro /dub /techno /trance /breaks producer Edward Current, aka Neo Dymium “Push And Pull” from the upcoming cassette album “Nd-Fe-B” [Bricolage]

Heady and thought-provoking “Push And Pull” rolls wavering Detroit-infused atmospheric liquid pads and crisp tinny broken beats, crackling into a dark mesmerizing path of mystery and intrigue through increasingly tense syncopated spirals of murky buzzing low-ends and angsty swooshing synth chords creating a sentient “Push and Pull” sensation, to conjure up both romanticized past and dystopic future sounds all at once.

• London-based ambient /bass /techno /dubstep /breakbeat /drum & bass DJ-producer MANTRA – “Stomping Ground” from “Burn & Heal” EP 12″ [Ilian Tape]

4-cuts of “Invigorating Stomping Chakra Grounding” wrapped in a thick dark dubstep ambience, with heady vocal echoes over disturbing synth frequencies, warm wobbling bass grooves and shifting and intricate compelling layerings of knocking crisp percussive patterns and tinny rolling breakbeats, to spark compulsive rhythmic-induced riveting trippy lure.

• Scottish groovy psychedelic /downtempo /electronic wanderer Kusht “A Song For The Shade” from “Canopy Callin” EP [Paradise Palms Records]

Drawing from global influences, the Scottish cosmic music storyteller arouses a sultry and obsessive intoxicating swaying bounce of icy fluttering synth blankets, incoming drones, snappy echoes, and rattling metallic crisp percussions, to immerse the listener into a heady drifting mirage of abstract visions.