The Black Album Covers – Dubstep, Electro, Bass, Darkstep songs

I'm excited to bring you another episode of my radio show, where I'll be exploring the world of #IDM & #Electronica. This week's selection is on the lush side, not that dark, but still full of intricate rhythms and textures that will take you on a journey of the mind. Sometimes we just need a little bit of beauty and complexity in our lives, and these tunes deliver that in spades. So tune in and let me share with you some of my favorite tracks from this genre. And as always, I welcome your feedback and comments. Thanks for listening! Original artwork: Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema - In the Tepidarium I'd like to thank my Patreons who supported this show: Dafreeze, Strayd0g & R. Relique. If you also want to support The Kult of O, and get more content, then consider becoming a Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/oneirich Website: http://www.thekultofo.com/

Once in a while Klankschap focuses on a label and this time it's Esc.rec, an adventurous and multi-faceted label, hailing from Deventer in the Netherlands. Esc.rec. celebrates its 20th anniversary and was founded by head honcho Harco Rutgers and Bart Folmer, who left after the first year. Since then, Rutgers has been running Esc.rec. solo. As of now Esc.rec has 100+ releases. In 2008, an ongoing concert series called ACSH (Ass-crack Stage-hack) emerged from Esc.rec. It eventually led to the establishment of ‘De Perifeer’ in 2014. De Perifeer has evolved from a small studio venue into an organization that presents an exciting program on various stages and festivals. Nevertheless, the own small studio venue has not been forgotten. Occasionally, Esc.rec. and De Perifeer collaborate briefly, mainly for album releases, but both organizations operate independently of each other. https://perifeer.org https://escrec.com Tracklist :: comment section

More Red Lights In Bruges please!