Two new releases on the Line imprint, from Masaya Kato and Savvas Metaxas, find depth in material constraints—glassmaking sounds and magnetic tape loops.
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Two new releases on the Line imprint, from Masaya Kato and Savvas Metaxas, find depth in material constraints—glassmaking sounds and magnetic tape loops.
Across thirteen tracks, the London producer prioritizes texture and dread over dancefloor momentum, building an album that feels more like a mapped territory than a straight club record.
Brad Deschamps turns a fleeting city moment into a gossamer ambient record built from guitar loops, filtered textures, and the faint friction of the ground below.
Built To Spill and Blood Lemon bassist Melanie Radford steps out with a solo record built on field recordings, deliberate pacing, and bass-centered ambient textures—a quiet refusal of acceleration.
After a legal threat from a pachinko machine manufacturer, Jonáš Gruska’s covert field recordings became something more elusive — a meditation on listening, not documentation.
Leftover from the Materia Breve sessions, these untitled fragments found a conceptual home in Vilhelm Hammershøi’s painting. Guindani’s most understated release turns silence into presence.
The Norwegian-Mexican composer returns with her first album since 2022’s widely admired Only Love From Now On, tracing memory through a careful blend of archival and newly recorded sounds.
The second release from the Ibiza-based label weaves scientific underwater recordings into ambient composition, pushing beyond sonic comfort toward a message of conservation.
Austin composer TJ Dumser returns to a stripped-back palette of guitar loops and vintage synths, shaping two quiet movements for Nettwerk.
The earliest GAS recordings, from the late 1980s, surface on wax for the first time via Kompakt, completing Wolfgang Voigt’s ambient project.
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