Soundscapes vol.45 / selected by @skelesysmusic

“Songs from the past and future that remain stuck in my head, representing different aspects of my taste and inspiration, on the edge of raw melancholy and hope.” A selection from the Berlin based, ever-evolving, cutting-edge artist Skelesys who’s musical background is strongly inspired by hard rock, post-punk, synth pop, science fiction and horror movies.

thom yorke – klemperer walks

boards of canada – everything you do is a balloon

tamaryn – violet’s in a pool

hante – serre-moi encore

tempers – the use of my belonging

the kvb – on my skin

jennifer touch – the wall

the golden filter – black monday

citygirl – now they want it

justine forever/strong> – comme un boomerang

and more

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