Comet Fall — Album Release
Velocity and consequence. An album about what happens when something that has travelled a long way finally hits the atmosphere.
Thoughts & Notes
Velocity and consequence. An album about what happens when something that has travelled a long way finally hits the atmosphere.
Darker, slower, more introspective, a response to horrible global conditions. Music for when things come apart.
Evaporate, sound that dissolves at the edges. RaveCore at its most atmospheric and precise simultaneously.
Three decades of pushing buttons, twisting knobs, and ignoring trends. A retrospective on staying independent.
Chained to Heaven, a RaveCore album about constraint and transcendence. The chain doesn't hold you down. It's what you're climbing.
Control is everything. Here's the real reason staying independent was the only option that made sense.
Vanilla PHP, flat-file blog, SoundCloud Widget API, and a Spotify-style persistent player. No framework. No excuses.
The latest RaveCore album, hard-hitting beats layered over atmospheric pads and evolving synth textures.
A visit back to the harder and faster RaveCore style of 25 years ago. Raw energy, no compromises.
A slow introspective album of retro sounds and synths, a throwback to all the old 80s/90s music.
A more eclectic hard progressive album, shifting time signatures, layered percussion and haunting melodic themes.
Machine rhythms colliding with fragmented basslines. A system in collapse, rebuilt beat by beat.
Blending tribal percussion, orchestral textures and electronic architecture into something both ancient and futuristic.
Sequences that breathe, rhythms that evolve slowly like geological layers. Thirty years of production instinct distilled.
Vanishing, a RaveCore album that dissolves at the edges. Sounds that fade before you can name them.
Something hard, colder and devoid of light. Under Mine goes beneath the surface.
Deep mutual hostility encoded in sound. Enmity is RaveCore at its most confrontational.
A journey through time encoded in sound, each track a chapter in the RaveCore chronology.
Volume is the active ingredient. Pain Suppressor treats what ails you with pure electronic architecture.
A more introspective slower album back to the roots, circa 1996. Minimal, hypnotic, patient.
Progressive electronic with drum and bass beats and looming leads. Pushing at the boundaries of structure.