Alluders Italy
Alluders is a solo project started in 2019 by Hermes A. Conte (February 20, 1994), Italian musician and
producer.
Mainly combining electronic music, alternative rock and industrial rock, he tends to incorporate other genres as well, placing no limits on his creative process; the final outcome is a very personal and recognizable style that constantly moves between experimentalism and catchiness.
... more
If you like Alluders, you may also like:
Tsera's Gift
by Connie Lansberg
supported by 21 fans who also own “The End Of Usual Days”
Brilliant Australian artists share their rendition of classic jazz, equipped with outmost skill, perfect production and taste.
go to album
supported by 21 fans who also own “The End Of Usual Days”
I totally love the sophistication behind Sir-Vere’s songwriting - one might even think it’s simplistic and primitive, but after many years of digging into progressive and technical music I’d say it takes way more skill to compose and record something as big as LOVESCOPE.
go to album
supported by 20 fans who also own “The End Of Usual Days”
Music for the nonexistent place and time i would like to visit
go to album
blame it on the algorithm
by stAllio!
The origin behind this delightfully brutal glitch/noise record is wild: a program that plays any application as if it’s an audio file.
go to album
Manic synth music from Salford, the brightness of chiptune colliding with industrial static.
go to album
Billennium Soundscapes
by Hot Tap
From Manchester, Hot Tap serves up an album of stark electronics with moody tones and an air of mystery.
go to album
supported by 16 fans who also own “The End Of Usual Days”
Rock n roll should be good for dancing. This formula was pioneered by The Who and New York Dolls, improved by Bloc Party and TV on the Radio, and the same formula serves good for wicked light too.
go to album
