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As usually, Roberto Vitali—with his nuanced and bold techno music—is able to transport the listener into another, deeper dimension, where boundaries blur and archetypes rise to the surface, adding new shades of meaning to the contemporary experience.

#2020 I assume that Exalot’s cosmic rain has been attenuated, given that cosmic rain—being ionizing—poses a danger to living things. Yet, listening to these sweet cosmic sounds, one senses no threat or danger. Or perhaps — what do we really know about cosmic impulses, anyway?

The title is apt—perhaps even revealing—given that, alongside creative impulses, there also exists a destructive side to human beings. Here, artistic and playful elements are haunted by a noise accumulating in the background, which keeps encroaching further.

...these electronic tools fundamentally shifted the artists' understanding and vision regarding how to create and record music moving forward. In musical terms, this work (specifically this selection) straddles the line between progressive rock and progressive electronic music.

The track by this Lithuanian experimental mastermind Martin Rach is more than it appears to be at the first sight—micro-noises and jagged rhythms, shadows and eclipses, gradually seep into it. Experimental boldness and courage pushes it forward.

By the end of the day, everything is fine—the mud is wiped off the window, and the sun begins to shine.

Music that is perfect precisely because it is obscured by degraded audio bytes that blur its quality—yet this degradation is already embedded within the music itself; it is natural. Here, the courage has been found to swim against the current.

I discovered this Greek artist—likely 10 years ago—through the Moving Furniture label. He builds his own electronic devices, using them to create excellent music. This release is one such example, and it also serves to reveal the very soul of the device itself.