Paerels III, the latest compilation from Dutch label Nous'klaer Audio, solidifies its reputation for delivering deep, genre-spanning sounds. Across 14 tracks, the release traverses ambient, IDM, techno, house and beyond, showcasing the label's diverse yet cohesive vision. Mattheis''Swell (Pye Corner Audio Remix)' opens with a melodic, minimal build, its hypnotic progression setting a refined tone. Cooper Saver follows with 'Cloudburst', a spacey ambient techno rich in futuristic atmospheres and high-tech textures. Label regular Martinou shines on 'Glider', a smooth and immersive piece of ambient techno that highlights his role in defining Nous'klaer's sound. Human Space Machine's 'Second' then accelerates the pace with celestial, fast-paced trance, delivering a spacey, euphoric ride. Eversines''Rhapsodia' adds a punch of vintage-inspired, trancey techno with a futuristic edge, while Mathilde Nobel's 'May + Be (Oceanic Remix)' dives deep into ambient territory with creative bass notes and atmospheric layers. Closing the compilation, Gotu Jim's 'De Last' shifts gears with a dreamy, broken beat downtempo track laced with light d&b rhythms and a unique melodic touch. There is much more exciting music than just those though! Paerels III is a stunning showcase of Nous'klaer's ability to blend innovation, emotion and deep listening across electronic landscapes' essential for genre explorers.
Amazingblaze follows two acclaimed releases in 2024 on KNTXT with this high-octane EP. The title track is an energetic affair, with tranced out builds and soulful vocals unfolding over frenetic kicks and dramatic breakdowns. In the background, the vocal from Moby's "Go" plays out. Curiously, "Abyss" features the same vocal sample. On this occasion however, it is set to a pulsating bass and the kind of infectious melody that Eye Q used to specialise in. "Omnis Vir Lupus" sees Amazingblaze go down a moody route as dark synths swirl over Gregorian chants. "That's My Shit" is less frenetic but just as intense, with its galloping, grainy bass underpinning riotous shrieks and euphoric crescendos.
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