Music from a mind of the mountains. Album up here and on Bandcamp (if you feel like paying for it), Check it out!

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*** Historical background ***
In 1991 RePhleX records introduced the concept of 'Braindance' to label the music they release.
Often people equate Braindance and IDM. That is completely wrong. Braindance is More than IDM.
IDM is a style of electronic music, and Braindance isn't one.
Braindance is NOT a limp and lifeless set of sounds like 97% of everything that industry produces. It is the Music! A sound that contains feelings, emotions and inspiration!

Here is the text posted on the Rephlex website in the 90's:
"braindance is the genre that encompasses the best elements of all genres, e.g traditional, classical, electronic music, popular, modern, industrial, ambient, hip hop, electro, house, techno, breakbeat, hardcore, ragga, garage, drum and bass, etc.

BRAINDANCE is...
extraordinary!
fulfilling!
entertaining!
open-minded!
original!
creative!
unpredictable!
sincere!
influential!
highly-acclaimed!
BRAINDANCE is...
unique : )"

And here is the later version:
"braindance is... incredible!
braindance is... boundless; eclectic; entertaining; rephreshing; fulfilling; wholehearted; sensual;
stimulating; bold; unconventional; real; imaginary; visionary; essential; debonair...
braindance is unique!"

The presented artists:
AFX
Aphex Twin
Astrobotnia
Bitstream
Bogdan Raczynski
Bochum Welt
Ceephax Acid Crew
Cylob
Dave Monolith
DMX Krew
Dwaallicht
EOD
Global Goon
Humanoid
Jodey Kendrick
Kettel
Knifehandchop
Lowfish
Loyolla Biaffra'
Luke Vibert
Mesu Kasumai
Monowolfe
Plaid
Rolando Simmons
Squarepusher
The Flashbulb
The Kosmik Kommando
The String Quartet
Waswhite
Wisp
µ-Ziq

"Makin' music with a washing machine... and it works.
Lovin' house stuff, pop stuff, techno stuff, weird stuff, noisy stuff and... my lovely dog."

Breakbeats and bass are the cornerstones of DLX’s music. Heavily influenced by early 90s jungle, but also taking notes from punk, hip hop, funk, and Soul. DLX’s sound is all of these but none at the same time. DLX is never one to stick to one genre or bpm, yet his sound has stayed cohesive through the years. Combining old with the new. Frantic and intense breaks cut into shards and rearranged to make collages of sounds from the past. Classic synth sounds programmed to make you feel like you are in the future. Enough Bass to shake your soul and keep you in the present.

Get your demos sent to Monstercat: https://monarchmastering.com/index.php/get-signed/

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