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̸ May 2024
Gripping, emotionally complex leftfield dance pop on InFiné.
̸ April 2024
A star-studded comeback that almost touches on the French duo's past greatness.
̸ March 2024
Shoegaze? Dream pop? Baroque? Holter's latest album is all of these at once, and utterly singular.
An electrifying condemnation of British colonialism delivered with searing production and incisive poetry.
̸ February 2024
Virtuosic techno with a healthy dose of uplift and optimism.
̸ January 2024
The harpist sublimates her signature instrument into an atmospheric canvas for gauzy, candlelit love songs and spirituals.
Touching on everything from drum & bass to indie rock, Eddington Again's debut album is a riveting exploration of disparate genres and intense feelings.
̸ December 2023
The Pakistani singer recites beautiful poetry over one of Jaar's most bewitching albums.
̸ November 2023
A 93-minute epic of modern classical and drone partly inspired by a '90s religious TV drama.
̸ October 2023
The drum & bass pioneer goes deep on the '90s, the challenge of back-to-backs and why it's not always about giving the crowd what they want.
An intricately layered, kaleidoscopic voyage through different flavours of house, world music and jazz.
̸ September 2023
Shifted's new alias returns with an EP of wonderfully liminal, intricately textured techno.
Futuristic rap-rock-dancehall as seen through the lens of '80s and '90s nostalgia.
̸ August 2023
The Virginia-based ambient and noise artist sets sail on a sea of tranquility with a deeply atmospheric ambient EP on Blank Forms.
A compact four-track EP that focuses on Aphex Twin's strengths: wild drum workouts and melancholy melodies.
̸ July 2023
A riveting collection of post-punk vignettes from two one-of-a-kind musicians.
Expanding on Elijah's yellow squares, the grime duo make a punchy record full of useful advice for how to navigate the music industry.
̸ June 2023
Cosmic synth-pop-techno-disco that lives up to Erol Alkan's Phantasy Sound legacy.
̸ May 2023
The talented New York producer searches for love and meaning in the thrum of techno.
̸ March 2023
Yves Tumor makes a convincing grab for rock star status on this explosive LP, digging into the depths of '90s radio and enriching it with raw, often religious lyrics.