Today's Sunday morning trip is courtesy of one of our editors, dub and deep techno aficionado, Slava Malkin aka Slav Ka. The mix is inspired by one misty Sunday morning in Vermont when Slav Ka played a mind-bending set at one of our 'Delayed weekend escapades' a few weeks ago.
Read MoreGetting lost is an art. Losing oneself among the winding streets of an unexplored town or losing oneself to an overwhelming sensation requires one to let go. To forget. To not look forward. To not seek. To not pay attention. To stop time. To disappear
Read MoreIt's no mystery that we, here at Delayed, like the mysterious sound of dub techno. It's also no great surprise to our listeners and readers, that our collective ears perk up when we hear things with intricate ornate rhythms rather than in-your-face, four-on-the-floor bangers.
Read MoreImmaterial Meeting treats us to a high energy breakbeat rhythm that is immediately contrasted with somewhat mysterious and laid back synth lines, that swirl in and out like snow flakes
Read MoreAs the summer draws to a close, electronic music releases, no doubt, will get just a little more melancholic and gray, to signify the arrival of fall moods. But before we shift our minds to sweaters, hot tea, bourbon, and rain, it is almost therapeutic to reflect on the passing summer and release our carefree summer attitude from our soul. Need a soundtrack for this summer soul purge
Read MoreDonald Rumsfeld once famously quipped that in life there are "known unknowns and unknown unknowns".
Read MoreThe next installment of ‘Delayed with…’ series is a family affair
Read MoreThe sound of rain is always different: if you find yourself in the forest, the rain envelops you with its muted but consistent rush
Read MoreLawrence and his label, Dial Music, are no strangers to the speakers of the Fiction Lab: his delicate minimalistic aesthetic has been delighting us on many occasions.
Read MoreThe afternoon sun can be brutal in the summer. With your motionless body parked at the beach, it pounds and flattens you with ferocity and determination of an Italian grandma making veal Milanese.
Read MoreIn greek mythology, Gaia personifies planet Earth and is an ancestral mother of all life, a goddess that stands at the root of the greek gods' family tree
Read MoreIn the 1950s, at the very dawn of computers and artificial intelligence, Alan Turing developed a now famous test:
Read MoreVril is a man of few words and an artist of a few notes. His productions tend to favor dark and dusty, crackling sounds with atmosphere and ambiance doing the heavy lifting and being used almost as a musical instrument.
Read MoreAre you are suffering from music review fatigue? Do all those fancy words and clever observations blend in your head into one hot ball of "la la la"
Read MoreWhen you're asked to review a track from an artist you don’t know on a compilation with no familiar names and on a label that doesn’t ring a bell, what possible context can you have?
Read MoreThey say that in order to cure a phobia, you must first face it. If you have a fear of public speaking, you must find yourself a wedding or a funeral and force yourself to give a speech
Read MoreWhat's in the name? When it comes to naming tracks and EPs in electronic music, the answer is "Not that much".
Read MoreI have a beef with cilantro! It's not that I hate its taste; it's just that cilantro never plays nice with other ingredients, but pushes them aside to invade your taste buds until you taste nothing but cilantro.
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