Track Review: "SIMPLE BASIC REDUX"

Get ready to surrender to the pulsating beats and infectious energy of "SIMPLE BASIC REDUX," a dance club anthem that is set to ignite the very essence of the dancefloor. From the first electrifying moment, this track is an unapologetic plunge into the realms of Electronic Body Music (EBM), techno, and industrial mayhem, promising an exhilarating ride for the avid dance music enthusiast.

The heartbeat of "SIMPLE BASIC REDUX" is its relentless rhythm, a powerful force that commands movement. The EBM influences are unmistakable, driving the track forward with mechanical precision. The beats are not just heard; they are felt, resonating through the body and compelling an instinctive response to the dance floor's call.

As layers of techno elements interlace with the EBM foundation, a sonic tapestry emerges, creating a dynamic soundscape that is both raw and refined. The relentless synth pulses and gritty industrial textures elevate the track, adding a touch of rebellious spirit to the infectious groove. It's a sonic riot that thrives on controlled chaos, inviting the audience to surrender to the music's magnetic pull.

"SIMPLE BASIC REDUX" is not just a song; it's an experience. The build-ups are tantalizing, creating anticipation before unleashing a barrage of beats that sweep you into a state of euphoria. The transitions are seamless, keeping the energy levels high and the dancefloor ablaze with unbridled enthusiasm.

In the heart of the mayhem, there's a method to the madness. The track is a testament to the artistry of electronic music production, where every synth wave, every beat, and every distortion is meticulously crafted to create a sonic journey that resonates with the pulse of the dance club culture.

This is a track that defies the ordinary, embracing the avant-garde nature of EBM, techno, and industrial influences. "SIMPLE BASIC REDUX" is a sonic force that demands attention, a magnetic dancefloor filler that transcends the boundaries of conventional electronic music, leaving a trail of electrified euphoria in its wake. If you're in search of a track that doesn't just move your feet but shakes your soul, "SIMPLE BASIC REDUX" is the anthem you've been waiting for. Get ready to dance, surrender, and lose yourself in the relentless rhythm.

Simple Basic

This Is The End Of The Fucking World

Over And Over And Over - I Don't Think We Are Ready To Move

This Is The End Of The Fucking World - Short

This Is The End Of The Fucking World - End Times Edit

Future Chaos - Revisited Pt4

From the forthcoming album COLDER

ARCANE ASYLUM - “Carbon”

Duration: 4:50
BPM: 81
Key: F minor
Genre: Ambient / Electronic / Abstract IDM / Leftfield

DESCRIPTION

CARBON is a slow-burn descent into tension, a dark, textural electronic piece that blends icy atmospheres with fractured rhythm and shadow-soaked sound design. Built in F minor at 81 BPM, the track crawls forward with a steady, medium-energy pulse while the emotional tone stays deliberately negative, eerie, and unstable.

Glacial pads and resonant synth drones shape the horizon, while frequent percussion and electronic drums carve out a mechanical heartbeat. The sound palette remains raw and unpolished by intent, an echo of early 2000s experimental electronic, fused with modern abstract IDM sensibilities.

CARBON sits sonically between:

Richard Devine – synthetic tension + percussive detail

Pan Sonic – cold minimalism + menacing low-end

Khost – evolving drone textures + oppressive atmosphere

Semizeu / Power Noise– darker rhythmic moments and pulse-driven menace

The result is a track that feels dark, scary, and quietly menacing, built for late-night listening, dystopian visuals, and heavy cinematic moods.

Mood & Energy

Mood: Dark, Scary, Ominous

Emotional Profile: Negative

Energy Level: Medium

Energy Dynamics: Steady, controlled intensity

Instrumentation

Synthesizer: Throughout

Percussion: Frequent, detailed, textural

Electronic Drums: Pulsing mechanical patterns

For Fans Of

Richard Devine • Pan Sonic • Khost • Semizeu • early 2000s experimental electronic • dark ambient • industrial IDM

Carbon

A new one from ARCANE ASYLUM.
Fast. Cold. Aggressive.
It Gets Colder In Hell pushes into darker, more abrasive territory 146 BPM, breakbeat pressure, distorted bass, and icy synth layers that never let up. Negative emotion, low dynamics, high energy.
Curious what you hear in it.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.
🔥🖤

It Gets Colder In Hell - Alighieri Mix

ARCANE ASYLUM - LOVE HATE
05:07 | 150 BPM | D minor
Experimental / Soundtrack / Dark Electronic

A tense, cinematic surge of negative emotion and industrial pressure.

LOVE HATE moves like a psychological chase scene unfolding in slow chaos: distorted electric guitars cut through thick synth drones, heavy electronic drums fire in controlled bursts, and a deep negative tone hangs over everything. High energy, low emotional dynamics, a feeling of motion without resolution, like being pulled forward by something you can’t see.

Sound-wise, it sits in the space between Clark’s mechanical brutality, Mouse On Mars’ broken rhythmic play, Ulver’s dark cinematic tension, and the angular intensity of Amon Tobin and Pan Sonic.
Fast, tense, abrasive, but deeply atmospheric.

Bass: partial, shifting

Electric guitar: frequent, cutting, textural

Percussion + electronic drums: frequent, sharp

Synthesizers: throughout, atmospheric and cold

Vocals: low-profile male fragments buried like distant signals

A clash of extremes, the push and pull of connection, conflict, desire, and disruption.
A soundtrack for internal warfare.

LOVE/HATE

Lovers But Not Lovers - Fragments Mix

HATE/LOVE - ARCANE ASYLUM Remix

Architect, electronic music producer, composer, and artist.