A trancelike instrumental album accompanied by poetry, the Italian producer’s latest is a distinct departure from the label’s dark ambient core.
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A trancelike instrumental album accompanied by poetry, the Italian producer’s latest is a distinct departure from the label’s dark ambient core.
The former Anodyne Industries producer crafts a ten-track exercise in microsound detail and quiet restraint.
Japanese composer Kazuya Nagawa transforms family history into a serene yet weighty album that imagines his parents’ souls reunited along the river they once called home.
The Italian artist leaves narrative behind, recording eight guitar-and-pedal studies in the French Cévennes that treat silence as a compositional material.
The former Daft Punk member’s latest score for ballet leans fully into electroacoustics and ambient glitches, far from his mainstream reputation.
Rutger Zuydervelt gathers a decade of scattered tracks into a collection that feels sequenced, not simply compiled.
Jeff McIlwain’s long-running electronic project returns to the label that helped define its early sound, with a new full-length arriving in August 2026.
The Portland label follows “Gaza Is the Moral Compass” with a second fundraiser, channeling ambient and experimental pieces into support for farmland revival and education.
Mark Nelson returns to his Pan•American project with a solo LP that maps the liminal space of airports and airplanes onto the transformations of family, loss, and the long road home.
Yann Novak’s reimagined Meadowsweet and David Vélez’s Loss use environmental sound to process the lingering presence of absent loved ones.
