The London club figure channels peak-time energy into five new tracks for the label co-founded by The 1975’s George Daniel, with lead single ‘Limousine’ out now.
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The London club figure channels peak-time energy into five new tracks for the label co-founded by The 1975’s George Daniel, with lead single ‘Limousine’ out now.
The cellist and composer returns with a record built from the friction between acoustic cello and electronic processing, featuring contributions from Basile3 and Matt Elliott.
The modular composer opens Someone Special with a beat-driven record built on confrontation, just days before a Barbican concert that revisits her gentler past.
After 13 years of silence, Boards of Canada invited 300 listeners into Barnsdall Gallery Theatre for a first encounter with Inferno, a memory-soaked session that felt more like a long-lost transmission than an album preview.
The seven-minute track arrives June 12 as the front half of an A-side single, backed by the equally long “Wo’s Patric?!?”
Grit and grunge influence surface on the New Jersey artist’s latest track, marking a sharper turn in sound and songwriting.
The eighth Ital Tek album strips back the process, building its textures from guitar, voice and ukulele rather than a preset library.
On ‘Paradessence,’ Spencer Doran and Ryan Carlile return with a record of chiseled ephemera, informed by a Portland scene that still shapes their process.
The electronic producer maps the tensions between technology, collapse, and resistance on his new album, out September 26. First track “Computer Love” is streaming now.
Joel Shanahan closes a six-year gap in the Auscultation discography this June, with a dense and introverted full-length that ends on a moment of unexpected lightness.
