Toronto born Gregory De Rocher has been using the moniker “Lowfish” since 1995 to label his unique brand of electronic that stradles IDM and old school synth pop. He got his name because he prided himself on the “lo-fi-ish” sound of his recordings, and the name stuck. On his new album Burn the Lights Out, Lowfish again uses vintage technology and analog skills to make music that fans of Depeche Mode, Skinny Puppy, Giorgio Moroder, Aphex Twin or Modeselektor will no doubt enjoy. Sometimes dark, sometimes poppy, always innovative, Lowfish has got the goods.
Listen to the whole album here.
