MORE ARTICLE WITH WMD Cosmic Debris

7. August 2026

Underdog Electronic Music School: Modular Mayhem for Live Techno Lunatics

Ever wanted to wrangle a modular synth rig that can survive a club’s chaos and still keep the dancefloor pumping? Underdog Electronic Music School ropes in Surco for a ripper of a workshop, diving into the wild art of improvisational techno performance. Expect clever tricks, happy accidents, and a philosophy that turns mistakes into dancefloor gold. This isn’t your average preset parade—get ready for a hands-on, cheeky masterclass in modular madness.

WMD Cosmic Debris

16. July 2026

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Metamyther

Metamyther Throws Down: Mimeophon vs. Cosmic Debris vs. Supermassive – Hardware vs. Plugin Rumble

If you’ve ever wondered who wins in a delay and reverb street fight—old-school hardware or a free software juggernaut—Metamyther’s got a no-holds-barred shootout for you. He pits the Make Noise Mimeophon and WMD’s Cosmic Debris against Valhalla’s Supermassive plugin, running the same audio through all three. Expect sharp takes, crunchy demos, and a scorecard that doesn’t pull punches. Whether you’re a rack rat or a bedroom DAW raver, you’ll want to see which of these effects comes out swinging.

Make Noise Mimeophon, Valhalla Supermassive, WMD Cosmic Debris

17. April 2026

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Metamyther

Metamyther’s Cosmic Debris Review: Delay Engines in Deep Space

Strap in, patch-heads: Metamyther’s got the WMD Cosmic Debris module on the slab, and this thing’s not here to make polite background ambience. We’re talking 16-tap delays, reverb that’ll melt your face, and a panel so intuitive you could operate it after a warehouse rave. Metamyther’s cinematic-industrial style meets a module that’s equal parts spaceship and sonic street weapon. If you like your effects weird, wild, and ready for battle, this is a video you’ll want to see (and hear) for yourself.

WMD Cosmic Debris