In Rotation: Steve Hauschildt, Lorn, Software (Review)
Highly evocative electronic music, unused synthesizer movie scores, and vaporwave composed before vaporwave was a thing.
In Rotation is a regular Opus feature where I post short reviews of noteworthy music, both new and old, that I’ve been listening to lately.
Strands by Steve Hauschildt (Review)
A blend of modular electronics and stirring ambient passages.
A/D by Lorn (Review)
Ambient soundscapes that are as foreboding and ominous as they are beautiful.
Digital-Dance by Software (Review)
Originally released in 1988, this album feels like the blueprints of what would eventually come to be known as vaporwave.
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