̸May 2024
Maurice Fulton's jam band returns with their strangest, spaciest and most singular record to date.
The adventurous producer paints bold strokes of folk and indie rock alongside his usual lurid electronics for an intriguing new LP on a new label.
PVAS and Florian T M Zeisig make impressively murky ambient music on their second album as NUG.
Haunted elegies from a rising figure in the ambient underground.
A gripping set of demos outlining what Broadcast's unfinished last album could have been, with all the duo's brilliance intact.
Gripping, emotionally complex leftfield dance pop on InFiné.
̸April 2024
A luscious sound bath of modular synthesis and tranquil vocals that charts the Indian artist's inner quest for pleasure.
A gorgeously grotesque, industrial-leaning take on Korean folk music, presented by Subtext and Unsound.
The Canadian-American sound collagist pairs idyllic soundscapes with sincere, emo-influenced Autotuned vocal performances.
A bewitching mixture of sound collage, post-punk and avant-garde music with incisive lyrics.
The UK duo grows into a full four-piece band on this album of classy, exploratory Krautrock.
A thrilling fusion of classical and electronic music from the reigning champ.
̸March 2024
Shoegaze? Dream pop? Baroque? Holter's latest album is all of these at once, and utterly singular.
The defining Príncipe artist returns with a transcendental shift in sound.
Iran's synthesis wizard gets political on his latest opus, indulging in haunting, noisy melodies with sincerity and elegance.
An electrifying condemnation of British colonialism delivered with searing production and incisive poetry.
A keystone in the history of ambient music still sounds unique 40 years later.
Minimalist in the biggest sense of the word, stretched across organ, brass and voice.
̸January 2024
An excellently uncanny follow-up from the elusive ambient duo—this time, it's not four hours long.
The doyenne of Shanghai dance music explores prehistoric life and non-linear time with help from Batu and Marina Herlop.