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Giane 2: A World Built From Fragments

  evilgiane’s new album Giane 2 is a 22‑minute plunge into ambient glitch, meditative tension, and razor‑sharp sound design—a project that strips away drums, vocals, and structure to reveal something raw, alien, and quietly breathtaking. It’s a surprise release that feels less like a traditional album and more like a sonic artifact unearthed from a future New York. Stream here: https://open.spotify.com/album/1XTbpOjiIffuuf1CrSx9eH 🌫️ Giane 2 : A World Built From Fragments Brooklyn producer evilgiane , founder of Surf Gang Records, has always thrived on the edges of genre. But Giane 2 pushes that instinct further than ever. Released on January 9, 2026, the album arrives as a follow‑up to his 2022 project Giane , but the connection is spiritual rather than stylistic. This time, he abandons rap entirely. No bars. No drums. No traditional beats. Just clipped, jittery, artificial textures that flicker between soothing and unsettling. It’s the kind of record that feels like it’s bre...

A New Era of Skrillex: Worlds Without Drums

  Skrillex’s new Kora EP is a sharp left turn—an atmospheric, drum‑less, texture‑first experiment that shows just how far he’s willing to push electronic music’s boundaries. Released as a surprise drop and built around three deeply unconventional tracks, it’s a project that strips away the bombast he’s known for and replaces it with something far more intimate, alien, and strangely beautiful. Listen Here: https://open.spotify.com/album/5LJIb62zNdiTj6Y5tz0JET 🌫️ A New Era of Skrillex: Worlds Without Drums Skrillex has always thrived on reinvention, but Kora feels like a deliberate dismantling of his own legacy. Instead of the explosive drops and hyper‑kinetic rhythms that defined his early career, this EP leans into pure sound design , letting texture, space, and emotion take the lead. According to early coverage, the project “abandons the drop to worship the texture,” leaving drums almost entirely out of the picture. This isn’t Skrillex mellowing out—it’s Skrillex zooming in. ?...