Tech Funk

This EP unfolds like the soundtrack to the end of the world - a dark, glitch-ridden trip through fractured rhythms and alien soundscapes. Heavy bass pulses and broken beats grind against warped textures, painting visions of a planet in ruins under cosmic invasion. Each track balances chaos with precision: stuttering glitches, otherworldly atmospheres, and relentless low-end pressure. The mood is cinematic, unsettling, and hypnotic, dragging the listener into a surreal post-apocalyptic dreamscape. At once destructive and strangely beautiful, this is music for wandering through the ashes of Earth while watching the skies burn. It's not that Difficult.

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The Biplex EP dives into a fractured cyberpunk dreamscape; Abstract, heavy, and pulsing with mechanical life. Built on glitchy breaks, driving subs, and atmospheric textures, each track paints a picture of a city after dark: neon bleeding into rain-slick concrete, machines humming in the shadows, and tension rising between decay and energy. The mood is dystopian yet hypnotic, cinematic yet raw - a soundtrack for wandering through a skyline caught between collapse and rebirth.

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How is a two-track exploration of questions without answers - a dialogue in rhythm and bass. Rolling NuSkool breaks collide with weighty dubstep textures, weaving glitchy details and hypnotic low-end pressure into a sound that feels both curious and unsettling. Each track mirrors the other with subtle differences, like fragments of the same thought spoken in different tones. Dark, minimal, and immersive, How captures the feeling of searching in the shadows, of asking the unanswerable, and of finding meaning in the spaces between beats.

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"Collapse" is a study in contrast, presenting the same core idea through two radically different lenses. Track 1 is a tech-funk plodstep thumper - heavy, rolling, and built to shake systems with relentless low-end drive. Its groove is mechanical yet funky, a dark engine grinding forward. Track 2 flips the formula into a low-slung chill hop reimagining, stripping the weight into haze and swing. Where the first track pushes with force, the second drifts with atmosphere, like echoes of the same collapse heard in slow motion. Together, they form a dialogue between impact and reflection - two sides of the same collapsing avalanche.

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Immerse yourself in the deep, atmospheric world of Sublimae - a Swedish electronic music artist crafting soundscapes that blend deep house, deep tech, deep tech breaks, chillout lofi and glitch-infused grooves.

Rooted in the raw beauty of Nordic minimalism, Sublimae’s sound draws inspiration from northern landscapes, moody textures, and hypnotic rhythms. Every track is a journey - subtle, emotive, and deeply immersive.