1. |
Almond Latte
04:57
|
|||
2. |
Compact Department
04:18
|
|||
3. |
Cappucino
05:42
|
|||
4. |
Karaktor
05:23
|
|||
5. |
When
05:20
|
|||
6. |
Empty Socket
03:59
|
|||
7. |
Where
03:39
|
|||
8. |
Who
04:17
|
|||
9. |
Ministry Of Silly Walks
03:58
|
|||
10. |
Music Department
02:58
|
Simon Crocket Shoreham By Sea, UK
Simon Crocket has been Making electronic music since the 1980's -
Inspired greatly by the simplicity of
Kraftwerk and the complexity of Bach, but also loving a lot of current work by the likes of Nikmis, Yves Malone, and Rex The Dog. He likes to use pure synth sounds, not too multi-layered or over complex, with plucking shapes, and augments them with appropriate reverb, delay, and other effects
... more
If you like Simon Crocket, you may also like:
The new LP from this Japan-based artist is bursting with bright, rainbow-colored synth melodies and a general effervescence.
go to album
There's nobody like Suzi Analogue; the producer's latest EP is a dazzling affair built around sparkling harmonic polyrhythms.
go to album
Contoured electronics and bubbling analog synths abound on Chrome Canyon's latest for Stones Throw: think yacht music, but more futuristic.
go to album
San Francisco Moog: 1968-72
by Doug McKechnie
A collection of tracks from San Francisco instrumentalist Doug McKechnie, one of Moog music's early innovators.
go to album
Another winning selection of addictive house, trance, and ambient grooves from the Swedish producer and DJ.
go to album
These delicate little pieces from throughout Arovane's career bring a sense of tenderness to the idea of transitory space.
go to album
Mysterious and vaguely vaporwavey, the synth songs on the latest from Stefan Smith hover like distant mirages, opaque and beguiling.
go to album
