Sometimes I ask interesting musicians to make a mix that will contain only their music. Today we have a two-hour showcase, which was prepared for us by Stanislav Dissident. Speaking in the language of pretentious press releases, today’s music evokes an accompaniment to black-and-white Russian bedtime stories in the sixth dimension, where cyberpunk obscurantists won. Speaking in more banal language, today we have experimental drum‘n’bass, shrouded by a cloud of magical textures with an obvious IDM influence.
Let’s not show off and listen to the author: “The mix consists of my relatively fresh music and could be divided into 3 parts. First, there is music with a classic two-step rhythm, then it turns into more breaks and ends with free halfstep obscurantism. All this is 170 BPM Electronica, which some prefer to call drum‘n’bass.”
’W Sometimes I ask interesting musicians to make a mix that will contain only their music. Today we have a two-hour showcase, which was prepared for us by Stanislav Dissident. Speaking in the language of pretentious press releases, today’s music evokes an accompaniment to black-and-white Russian bedtime stories in the
Sometimes I ask interesting musicians to make a mix that will contain only their music. Today we have a two-hour showcase, which was prepared for us by Stanislav Dissident. Speaking in the language of pretentious press releases, today’s music evokes an accompaniment to black-and-white Russian bedtime stories in the
