There’s a story behind these four excellent tracks, by Fotoapparat, that makes this release so important to listen to it! 

These dark, modular and at the same 
time industrial sounds , it seems that they came as a blast from the past but in a futuristic and cyber blend too! 

"FOTOAPPARAT was born somewhere in Europe, around the 21st century. The project is thought as a multimedia experiment with roots both from the past and the future : it is the fruit of the love of strange music, social science fiction and last but not least, underground electronic subcultures. 

To this day, FOTOAPPARAT has released music on Dostonos Records, Ukonx Recordings, Bones Hear Nothing and Diffuse Reality Records."

If you love the blend of the early 80s electronic and techno music , then you are gonna love this "Ep"

"The Eye" ep is for sure one of our fav releases.

Enjoy and keep greying!

The eye

19/03/2021

SINGULARITY (original mix)

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Underground Elecktronics Show Part 1

Brain Food Radio hosted by Rob Zile/KissFM/01-06-21/#2 COMMUTER (GUEST MIX)
@commuter
The Hacker Vs Commuter- Roentgen Part 2 -Cultivated Electronics
Arpanet- Wireframe Images -Record Makers
Commuter VS LAAG -Electrostate of Mind (The Hacker Remix) -Elektrofon
Commuter- Equanimity -UKONX Recordings
NÖVÖ-The Shortwaves (Commuter remix) -Alfa Matrix
DOIST- Until the Light Takes Us (Commuter remix)

Brain Food Radio hosted by Rob Zile/KissFM/01-06-21/#2 COMMUTER (GUEST MIX)

For this @DarkScienceElectro premiere, we check out a track from @appliedresearch compilation called 'What We Do Is Secret'. 

This compilation has a serious lineup of sleeper hits ranging from cosmic melodic melancholic, extraterrestrial funk, to cavernous repetitions straight from the mothership… The sound is dark with chromed-out overtones, tailored to take the listener on nightly escapades in a dark neon-lit digital dystopia. Sweat it out to dark esoteric grooves.

Clips: https://soundcloud.com/appliedresearch/what-we-do-is-secret-previews-out-june-11
Buy: https://appliedresearch.bandcamp.com/album/what-we-do-is-secret

-WHAT WE DO IS SECRET-

Buy Here

PREMIERE: Mercurymen - Galaxian (Applied Research)

Make Me Run (Joey’s Breaks).wav

Glass Cities

Launch into the cosmos with 8 exhilarating and upbeat science fiction tracks from the Dominion Prime collection!

This collection delivers a surge of futuristic energy, perfect for fueling the action in your ARPGs, space operas, and sci-fi shooters.

Dominion Prime resonates with:

Energetic Synth Anthems: Driving electronic melodies and vibrant synth leads that capture the excitement of advanced technology and interstellar adventure.

Pulsating Rhythmic Drives: Upbeat and powerful percussion that propels players through futuristic landscapes and intense battles.

Optimistic and Bold Soundscapes: Inspiring sonic textures that evoke a sense of exploration, discovery, and heroic endeavors.
Command the Soundscape of Tomorrow:

Cinematic Impact: Each track is meticulously crafted to deliver a powerful and uplifting sonic experience for key moments, trailers, and gameplay.
Crystal-Clear Audio: High-quality WAV format ensures pristine sound across all platforms and media.

Seamless Integration: Effortlessly integrate these dynamic tracks into your sci-fi games, videos, streams, and more to create a captivating futuristic atmosphere.

Normally $19.99, take command of your project's audio with the vibrant energy of Dominion Prime - Sci-Fi Music Collection!

6 - Phat Phrog Studio - Dominion Prime - Exo Drift

ElectroBerlin ft. Maria S. - dont stop the techno pop

Less than one year after his 2019 release entitled ‘Trans Asia Express’, DVS NME returns with a collection of original tracks that were produced between 2018-2020. This 30-track album is a not-so-subtle nod to the Electro inspirations that have helped to influence the DVS NME sound that has developed over the course of the last 20 years. The most obvious influence is that of Detroit pioneers Drexciya and subsequent projects by Gerald Donald. The album pays homage to Dopplereffekt’s 1999 album ‘Gesamtkunstwerk’ in both its title and cover art. The release ranges from brooding, downtempo machine funk all the way to dancefloor-oriented melodic Electro. The album relies heavily on the sounds of classic Electro machines like Mono/Poly, MS-20, SH-101, Jupiter-8, Juno-106, JX-3P, TB-303, Polysix, TR-606, OB-8, TR-808, ARP Odyssey, and TR-909. DVS NME is the man behind the weekly radio show/daily blog called 'Dark Science Electro' and has been a dedicated contributor for the Electro community for the last 10 years. He shares his love of Electro music by posting Electro-affiliated news, art, mixes, albums, memes, concerts, tracks, gear and more. This album is available for $15 USD and can be purchased here after the release date on May 14th, 2020: dvsnme.bandcamp.com/album/dunklewissenschaft

Additional resources:
Daily blog: www.facebook.com/DarkScienceElectro/
Instagram: www.instagram.com/dvsnme/
Dark Science Electro Chart: www.darkscienceelectro.com

All songs produced, arranged and mastered by DVS NME in his Colorado home studio.

Tracklist:
1. Dimensionality Reduction
2. Thought Crimes
3. Ghosts Of Detroit
4. Marimé
5. Shallow Sea Dweller
6. Emission Spectrum
7. Accomplices
8. The Synergist
9. Skip Distance
10. Hydrographic Design
11. Covetous
12. Singularity
13. Means Of Production
14. Bereaved
15. Scientific Process
16. Semantic Analysis
17. Extortion
18. Pathosis
19. Neuromorphic Engineer
20. Death Ray
21. Commodification
22. Hex Triplet (00008B)
23. Thirty-Six
24. Sentientism
25. Analog Tsunami
26. Aus Dem Rhythmus Bleiben
27. Nicht Kampfbereit
28. Late Antiquity
29. Undertaken
30. Together Alone

DVS NME - The Synergist

Baïkal Incident

Electro Music Coalition.


Gang: Neuro, Neonicle, Lp, ЯTRA, PQ-17, PTZOid, Low Orbit Satellite, Serge Geyzel, SIN:IT:SIN, Larionov, Summanen, Ghostlost...

Дэмо скидывать сюда: djneuro_emc@mail.ru

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