• To Breda and Back for Boris (Pt. 1): Amsterdammin’ Around

    To Breda and Back for Boris (Pt. 1): Amsterdammin’ Around

    “Life is an unfoldment, and the further we travel the more truth we can comprehend. To understand the things that are at our door is the best preparation for understanding those that lie beyond.” — Hypatia Folks, today’s episode might make me sound a bit like a travel blogger. Which is ok, because there’s so…

  • Tinlicker’s NA Tour Begins at Chicago’s House of Blues

    Tinlicker’s NA Tour Begins at Chicago’s House of Blues

    There’s an ongoing conversation about humanity’s relationship with technology. Tinlicker, the incredible Dutch maestros who earlier this year released the phenomenal, Dreams of the Machine LP, are coming to Chicago on September 16. House of Blues. They’ve been showering Europe and the UK with their symphony of scintillating sounds since March 3 and now it’s…

  • The Harmonious Joker, King of Hi-Tech Minimal: Boris Brejcha

    The Harmonious Joker, King of Hi-Tech Minimal: Boris Brejcha

    Let me take this moment to celebrate the magnificence of a man who made Minerva and I feel like sound was bathing over us while at Radius on Wednesday, July 29. Boris Brejcha, a growing legend across the globe, touched down for a Chicago throwdown with a minimal techno set so ingeniously engineered that it…

  • A Special Everwild Artist Feature: Wax

    A Special Everwild Artist Feature: Wax

    As the Electro Scribe, I appreciate all things electronic. Though I focus my energies in journalism and coverage mainly towards the electronic sphere, I do appreciate other genres where I can spotlight cool, hardworking, and unique artists and events outside my specific niche. With Everwild set to take place at Legend Valley in Thornville, OH…

  • Soulful Sounds: An Electric Discussion with sillygirlcarmen

    Soulful Sounds: An Electric Discussion with sillygirlcarmen

    Detroit is soulful and stunning in so many ways, especially considering all that it has given. Concerning music, I got two words for ya’: Motown and techno, but let’s not forget its contributions to blues, jazz, hip-hop, R&B, and even the origins of punk rock. Its citizens, likewise, are a compendium of so many different…

  • Movement 2026: Detroit’s Sound Expression Sure To Make You Move

    Movement 2026: Detroit’s Sound Expression Sure To Make You Move

    We’re meant to move, so I made my way to Detroit for Movement’s 20th anniversary edition. There aren’t many music festivals I’ve experienced that compare to this city-wide celebration. It’s not just the action that unfolds within Hart Plaza. Clubs, bars, shops, food trucks, rooftops, and sidewalks throughout the city be popping off with magic…

  • Chiaroscuro: Contrasting Darkness and Light is Ekorce’s Latest Effort

    Chiaroscuro: Contrasting Darkness and Light is Ekorce’s Latest Effort

    I love it when an artist explores arenas of thought that feel integral to human experience. Take for instance the duality between darkness and light, a concept that has long been considered by advocates of psychology and philosophy. Illumination and shadow. Comprehension and contemplation. What we can see versus what we cannot. When we explore…

  • Nine Inch Noize: A Unique Iteration of NIN

    Nine Inch Noize: A Unique Iteration of NIN

    I’ve been listening to Nine Inch Nails for a good chunk of my life. Punctuated by industrial rock rhythms embodying an aggressive and heavy edge, Trent Reznor’s productions speak to the middle ground between my lighter and darker selves. His lyrics are fraught with brooding introspection that I describe as galvanizing. Petty Hate Machine and…

  • Looking Forward to Moving and Grooving at Movement 2026

    Looking Forward to Moving and Grooving at Movement 2026

    Detroit’s yearly celebration of techno and electronic culture is fast oncoming and a little over a month away. Truthfully, it has already begun as official Movement pre-parties kicked off April 17. Those will continue over the coming weeks as anticipation builds for this year’s Movement Festival. Over 120 performers from across the world are set…

  • Spirit Science: A Noetic Discovery

    Spirit Science: A Noetic Discovery

    Whenever I speak with an artist, I always try to follow up by experiencing one of their live shows. Call it research. I want to witness their sonic philosophies in action! “Talk is cheap, listen to this instead!” In my mind, that’s just good journalism. How can I relate to you about something I haven’t…

  • ‘DO YOU’: Felix Raphael  Ennobles Dialog about Mental Health with his New Album

    ‘DO YOU’: Felix Raphael Ennobles Dialog about Mental Health with his New Album

    Our minds are our greatest gift. It is the control center responsible for everything we do; how we think, what we perceive and consider, and ultimately how we act. Having a healthy mind grants us limitless capacity to enjoy happy lives. When our minds succumb to dark and intruding thoughts, oftentimes from exhaustion, stress, and…

  • Cosimea Sounds, on a Wednesday, Dude?!? HELL YEAH!!!!

    Cosimea Sounds, on a Wednesday, Dude?!? HELL YEAH!!!!

    On Wednesday, November 19, I attended a sweet little pop-up in Chicago. My old pen pal, Azzecca, was celebrating amongst a community of close friends and supporters. She’s been putting in the work to accelerate her rise as a performer, and along the route, a vision for what her present and future projects demands unfurled.…


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