NNHMN - Opera of Lust & The Art of Sorrow Part I

This EP takes you deep into a world of cinematic soundscapes, a haunting symphony of desire and despair, hypnotic rhythms, and ethereal vocals. Blending dark wave, and gothic electronic elements, it unfolds like a forgotten opera—sensual, melancholic, and strangely tragic.

This is only the beginning. “Opera of Lust & The Art of Sorrow” is envisioned as a multipart journey—Part 1 is here, with the next part to follow.

12″ / Digital Album

Posted on May 14th, 2025 under Releases, ,

Glaring - Collabs & Covers

Minimal synth project from Hamburg, Germany.

Digital Album

Posted on May 12th, 2025 under Releases,

Karl Kave & Julia Toggenburger - Blauer Planet

Julia Toggenburger is an author, musician, DJ, and organizes readings in Winterthur. She primarily writes poetry, but, driven by music, she also increasingly writes spoken word and stage texts.

Carlo Rainolter has gained international recognition through his solo project Carlo Onda and has recently been shaking up the local and international wave/synthpop scene as part of the duo Karl Kave & Durian (with Andrin Uetz).

LP / Digital Album

Posted on May 10th, 2025 under Releases, , ,

Klangstabil - Chronik

CHRONIK is a compilation of Klangstabil’s most significant works. It encompasses the thoughts and ideas of the past 25 years and is more relevant than ever. The pieces remain as raw and uncompromising as when they were first created. Enjoy the world of Klangstabil!

CD / Digital Album

Posted on May 8th, 2025 under Releases, ,

Jemek Jemowit - The Ancestry

The Ancestry is the new 4-track EP by Jemek Jemowit and a direct continuation of his video work The Poles of Berlin (31.05.2024–26.01.2026, BERLIN GLOBAL, Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin).

While the video features interviews with Berliners of Polish descent about their experiences with racism, Jemowit’s latest release tackles European racism more broadly and examines racist patterns in supposedly left-wing circles, such as the “White Savior Syndrome.” He also addresses the term “race,” which is enshrined in Germany’s Basic Law to protect people of different “races” but remains a taboo when used to describe individuals. This contradiction, coupled with his own experiences with active and passive racism and the growing shift to the political right in Germany, motivated Jemowit to create this project.

Book / Magazine / Digital Album

Posted on May 6th, 2025 under Releases, ,