Put headphones on your heart and enter Leeni’s magical chip music world

From an ultra-meta cover of Lana del Rey’s “Video Games” on video game consoles to poignant chip ballads and Underworld covers, plus “8-dimensional” spatial electropop, if you don’t know Seattle-based synthpop music artist Leeni Ramadan, now is the time. Oh, and if that hasn’t already made your day, stick around for “doom-wop” covers of Britney Spears.

Gorgeous Rane Rotary Mixer: Finally, A New DJ Mixer We Want

Now, here’s a demonstration of the proper way to jump on a bandwagon. Rane appear to be doing rotary DJ mixers right. This week’s NAMM show is accompanied in the DJ section by the usual, dreary parade of massive gear sold to deep-pocketed DJ hobbyists. Somehow a mixer integrates with a control surface integrates with […]

Peter Kirn - January 23, 2015

Blood and Electronics: Don’t Miss the Stunning New Lusine Arterial Video

The new music video for Lusine, like the track itself, is almost sickeningly stomach-turning, it’s so beautiful. Director Christophe Thockler has made an epic opus. The last time we caught up with Thockler, he had set 36,000 photos of melting ice to the chilling music of Ben Neill and Mimi Goese. This time around, we’ve […]

- July 18, 2014

Listen to Albums by Eloui, Lusine, Full of Electronic Craft and Great Songwriting

- February 25, 2013

Choppertone, Wooden Ableton Jazz Controller, and Folk Music of the 21st Century: Video

Peter Kirn - December 2, 2011

Decibel Log 1: Ean Golden, Gold Panda, Mux Mool, Lusine, Pantha Du Prince

- September 30, 2010

Packed Decibel Festival Slated for Seattle, Led by FlyLo, September 22-26

- August 19, 2010

New Audiovisual Community in the Pacific Northwest

Momo The Monster - May 21, 2008

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