Eight artists showing their magical colours within our second Space Trax VA focusing on the theme of beautiful aurora lights. Enjoy the sonic observation!

Release date: 29.10.2021
https://spacetraxberlin.bandcamp.com/album/sptva02-aurora-lights

More info to the artist of this track:
https://soundcloud.com/morenomariotti

Dorian Gray - Mizar

silkeater

@midnight-climax

https://syntheticpleasures.bandcamp.com/album/synthetic-pleasures-ii

Midnight Climax - Liquid Sky

@cobb3r @cobb3r @cobb3r

https://elysiumscotland.bandcamp.com/album/afterlife-2-eal002

Artwork by Suresh
Mastered by Ludgate Squatter

Cobber - Tilleadh

Content: @snckbites 02:30 - 03:30

The BLACKBOX is an incomplete souvenir of visions, sounds and experiences recorded at live Splinter Cell events.

BLACKBOX: snackbites

XERXER - Tvir

Void+1 is happy to presents Cam Lasky's new release for which Cam has chosen to produce four tracks inspired by "Two At The End" by William Nkemdirim. 

Artist: Cam Lasky
Release-Name: Two At The End
Catalogue: V+1011D 
Release-Date: 07.06.2024. 
Series: Data 
Format: Digital 
Track-List: 

01 Ark
02 Abyss
03 Clone
04 Synaesthesia

Written and produced by Cam Lasky
Mastered by Nikola Grebovic 
Graphic design by VOID+1 
Distributed by Triple Vision 
2024 Void+1 Recordings

@voidplus1recordings

BUY HERE: https://voidplus1.bandcamp.com/album/v-1011d-two-at-the-end

PREMIERE: Cam Lasky - Abyss [ Void+1 ]

Kerozn - eu vou samplear, eu vou te roubar

recorded 02:00 - 04:00 @ RSO for
@technomateclub x @deestricted

Alda Vain @ RSO : Berlin - 22.08.24

MIDDANGEARD II 
Social media have changed the way musical subcultures develop and spread, often limiting their growth and authenticity. Algorithms favor viral content, which promotes mainstream genres and reduces the visibility of niche music. As artists seek visibility, they often feel pressured to conform to trends, sacrificing authenticity in the process. Musical subcultures, which were once a form of resistance or social commentary, are often commodified and reduced to aesthetic trends, losing their original meaning. Algorithms create "bubbles" that limit exposure to new genres or movements, making it harder for subcultures to evolve or connect with others. The rapid consumption of music through social media also makes it harder for subcultures to develop organically. What once took time and physical spaces to grow is now constrained by the speed of online trends. Subcultures are sometimes reduced to superficial modes of consumption, losing their deeper cultural or political significance.
Finally, the sheer volume of content online makes it difficult for smaller subcultures to stand out, leaving them overshadowed by larger, more popular trends. While social media offer new opportunities for music discovery, they also limit the ability of subcultures to maintain their identity and evolve naturally.

"It's up to us, through the dissemination of certain artistic content, to influence that crowd who view this almost lost movement in a positive light."

Research and selection by @user-600548008