Tegh Tehran, Iran
Shahin Entezami, also known by his stage name “Tegh” is a musician and sound artist based in Tehran, Iran. His music style mostly takes root in Noise, Drone and Glitch together with Experimental elements. In his music, Tegh tries to bring new aural experiences to life by combining different audio elements and creating complex soundscapes. ... more
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Dark and experimental tones resonate throughout, echoing the depth and complexity of its origins. This glitchy electronic music seems to capture the very essence of Iran's current situation, serving as a sonic reflection of its intricate dynamics and emotions. It's precisely the kind of sound one might anticipate arising from such circumstances, masterfully blending art with the pulse of contemporary events.
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A Trail of Laughters
by Siavash Amini
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I have loved Siavish Amini for a few years now and this album takes his art into utterly unpredictable and beautiful directions. Also if Rutger Zuydervelt (Machinefabriek) likes it then that's the only stamp of approval necessary. I have a sincere question for Mr Amini which is not intended to insult anyone's faith or deepen our stupid-enough divisions but if I were to ask an Iranian mullah "How can instrumental music possibly be an affront to Allah ?" how would he reply ?
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Billennium Soundscapes
by Hot Tap
From Manchester, Hot Tap serves up an album of stark electronics with moody tones and an air of mystery.
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Canadian producer and multi-instrumentalist galvanizes bowed guitars, cellos, and synths into an off-kilter exploration of heat and desire.
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Written in response to the climate crisis, “Leviathan” is a brooding and beautifully unsettling batch of dark ambient songs.
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