Electronic Musicians and Reviews

Read on to learn about Sander Matell's sinuous, deep sounding single, "Change Your Mind."

Via emailed, I asked Antriksh Bali about how he started as a composer, his approach to creation and his latest work on the soundtrack of "TinkerQuarry"—an indie horror game.

Miku Hatsune, one of Japan's most beloved pop stars, is not real. She is one of many Vocaloids, a synthesizer software that uses the vocals of a real singer to produce a realistic voice. This software could change the face of the music business. Are we looking at a future of android musicians?

The late 1980s and early '90s were an exciting era for me. I spent six years going to clubs and warehouse parties - the illegal "raves". It was more than just music - it was a way of life.

This article explores Glitterwolf's new single, "Kadimah." Read on to find out if you should take a listen.

Find out why I was drawn to "Turn the Dark On" which is the latest single by From Apes to Angels.

Read on to find out more about the deep, interlinked synth sounds of Signal Void's album, "This Liminal Reality."

A carefully curated list of underrated vinyl records that you can find at cheap prices.

Electronic house music: electro house, with its heavy drops and mind-blowing synth. These are the top 10 artists, from Swedish House Mafia to Deadmau5 to Knife Party.

Deadmau5 (aka Joel Zimmerman) is one of the world's most recognized and admired producers of electro, techno, dubstep, and house music. Here's a list of his ten best songs. Listen and enjoy!

This article lists good music to help you sleep from the chill-out and ambient genres, with great examples of relaxing music that will help you fall asleep.

Read on to find out why I was so moved by "Living Brave" by The Ocean Beneath (feat. Keeper of Bees).

Read on to find out why I was impressed by the mental imagery that World Complete created on "Synthétique."

Avicii, a musician, artist, DJ, and producer, died at 28 years old. Who was he and what contributed to his early demise?

Check out my review of The Institute '91's sonic journey of synth entitled Cairn.

Read on to learn about why I think Montesque created a track that matches his intentions for the song.