Novaix Entertainment’s first artist is a disclosed AI performer. The debut EP Close lets a generated voice carry human writing about a grip that will not loosen, and a door that finishes the job alone.
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Novaix Entertainment’s first artist is a disclosed AI performer. The debut EP Close lets a generated voice carry human writing about a grip that will not loosen, and a door that finishes the job alone.
The Sydney trio turn a fortune teller’s oldest crease into a late-night hook about wasted time, sharp photographs, and the strange work of seeing yourself from the outside.
Wonare’s latest album refuses to settle into a single connective language, pulling glitch, drill, trap, and lo-fi breakbeat into a constantly shifting electronic form.
Ekzon’s self-released Ambient Series Volume 2 builds twelve pieces from drifting pads, sparse rhythm, and open air, treating atmosphere as a way to process contemporary urban life.
The Danish composer’s 11-track second album moves from dawn to dusk, bringing his film, electronic, and dream-pop work into a single record.
Los Angeles musician Rett Smith steps away from rock with Tin Lung, a four-track electronic release built entirely from analog sources.
The Kuwaiti producer returns to original music with a four-track project featuring Gumar, Bobo Secret, and Lama3an, following a stretch of film soundtrack work.
The Perm-formed duo now record from rural Slovenia, pushing their sound further into electronic terrain on their sixth release for Rocket Recordings.
The Mexicali artist and former R2 member extends his exploration of fractured, textural electronic composition with a third release for the label.
The Berlin duo strip club-oriented electronics to their essentials on a 12-track record out January 22nd, with contributions from Siriusmo, Tommy Cash, Miss Platnum and others.
