Tame Impala is back with a captivating new single, “End of Summer”—a seven-minute psychedelic journey that radiates warmth and euphoria.
https://retroworldnews.com/end-of-summer-tame-impala-explores-acid-house-vibes-in-stunning-new-track/

Tame Impala is back with a captivating new single, “End of Summer”—a seven-minute psychedelic journey that radiates warmth and euphoria.
https://retroworldnews.com/end-of-summer-tame-impala-explores-acid-house-vibes-in-stunning-new-track/
In 2023 I released an #album that I wanted to sound more hopeful than the previous albums I'd released that year. I had a sense that something wasn't right, perhaps internally but definitely externally. I also wanted to demonstrate different styles I'd experimented with over the previous few years...That album was A Sense of Unease. I was so excited when #electronicsound reviewed it as
"...raw and utterly devastating... vulnerability gives way to hope... Brutal and yet, beautiful"...
Hi everyone.
I've opened a mastodon account to see if there's a community here interested in independent #music, #synthpop and #electronica.
I've got a lot of news to share with 3 major projects being released this year and would like to connect with potential collaborators and fans.
If you like owning your music on #CD or #Vinyl then that's also great.
Been on #BBC and in #ElectronicSound several times and still overwhelmed by these small successes.
Emotional alternative electro is me.
Today's random #Discogs choice The Sounds Of EMS Electroic Sound magazine free CD 2019. I found this to be unlistenable to my ears. I turned it off around track 5, just wasn't for me.
#nowplaying #music #electronicsound
Bought this magazine this week, Electronic Sound. Has an awesome best albums of 2023 list, which I’ve been exploring. I checked if the magazine is on Mastodon, but alas it’s using the usual suspects (FB, X, Instagram). The #Fediverse has a long way to go still…maybe 2 years more before a mag like this goes to the fedi? It took several years for culture pubs etc to go to Twitter in Web 2.0 too, so it is part of how mainstreaming new tech works. Still, come on #ElectronicSound, join us…
#OTD November 3, 1987
Negativland released their fourth album, “Escape From Noise”
This was my introduction to the band and it changed forever how I looked at music and art. I’d heard some experimental sounds, but nothing as clever and complex as this. I suppose it helped that they have some actual songs and overall more structure to each track as compared to their earlier records.
Playing “Christianity Is Stupid” on college radio in 1988 was always fun, and a bit risky. I got a couple complaints from the usual suspects (“communism is good” probably didn’t help either, ).
I would use “Quiet Please” as my show opening theme during a second stint as a DJ in the late 90s.
The track I think best represents this album and Negativland’s overall genius is “Yellow Black and Rectangular”. It shows their editing and mixing skills and is darkly humorous
Dang, I love this mag:
A horrible, wet day in the Shire today, enormously improved by the arrival of this month's Electronic Sound magazine with Ladytron cover and 7".
#ElectronicMusic composer Wendy Carlos explains the fundamentals of #ElectronicSound using her #Moog #Synthesiser, and demonstrates some of the techniques she employed to adapt Johann Sebastian Bach's #compositions for the electronic age.
https://youtu.be/UsW2EDGbDqg via @BBCArchive