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The composer's two-and-a-half-hour album for organ and ensemble, out on her Late Music imprint under Warp Records, examines friction between sustained tones and microtonal shifts.
London label Arkada returns with a six-track split that treats electro as live circuitry rather than archive material.
A lineup change gave the rapper two Toronto slots over the weekend, and he used the second to perform only music that has never been officially released.
A late-August performance under the Westway placed Jay-Z in front of a UK crowd weeks before In My Lifetime, Vol. 1, testing material that had not yet reached record stores.
The festival closed with a duet between Rodrigo and Nicks, capping an event built around female artists and more than $20 million raised for women’s organizations.
The Yasu Ether Project preserves the last audio César Alexandre sent to Cryo Chamber before his death in 2021, closing his Mount Shrine catalog with his signature lo-fi dark ambient.
The experimental electronic artist's new album uses blue as a structural principle, moving between piano, abrasion, and abstraction without settling into a single mode.
A small visual glitch on Spotify has become the latest data point in an ongoing speculation cycle about Swift’s recording plans and album sequencing.
The actor’s Frankie Pulitzer alias moves from cameo to centerpiece across 15 tracks with the underground hip-hop group, drawing on a rap history that predates his film career.
Six tracks of teknoid electronics that fold dub, ambience, and bass music into a single post-genre language.
