Both employ minimalism in the rhythms, but end up at different results. Esplendor Geometrico result at rather dark beats, but also rather monotone. I find that most of the tracks here have similar built ups with pretty much the same set of sounds. Once at their peak, the track stays there until the next one starts out, again in similar territory. Panasonic on the other hand the other know very well how to construct a minimalist piece of rhythm oriented music that is different from the one before or after.
Some pieces are rather short soundscape like, and others have more song oriented structure.
Kulma' is a departure into sonic experimentalism and is not dance music at all, but listening music, where changes, close in detail, play an important role. Music to be paying close attention to. If you paid close attention, then you know I'm not concerned with music that pays much attention with anything else other then the music itself. A lot of Sweden's darker metal industrial Goth is just not for me, but Deutsch Nepal is one of the positive exceptions. Their new, fourth, album is again dark, and follows the track of Tolerance with a lot of rhythms, but growing more intense and creepy.