The Welsh duo trade the ascent for a detour, using Iceland as both backdrop and metaphor on their new album.
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The Welsh duo trade the ascent for a detour, using Iceland as both backdrop and metaphor on their new album.
The LA producer revisits the 1973 live version with Esther Satterfield, shaping it into a club-ready track that channels Todd Terje’s buoyant touch.
The Knife co-founder will bring his debut album Loud Bloom to North America and Europe this fall, with a new live show built for dancing.
The Australian group returns with an album built from the fragments of advertising and nostalgia, featuring Portraits Of Tracy on the new single.
The Montreal producer returns October 16 with a LuckyMe release that foregrounds personal connections over rigid concepts.
Franck Zaragoza strips away rhythm to reach a deeper stillness on Greener Grass, Clearer Water.
The new mix leans into the club-facing side of Mount Kimbie’s output, anchored by the track “Jomox” and a fabric night in September.
After a period of post-‘Kick’ burnout and a turn toward painting, the Barcelona-based artist returns with a record that reconnects to her early mixtape lineage and the dystopian transmission of ‘@@@@@’.
The London producer’s latest single repurposes a bassline from 2016, continuing a prolific year.
The UK producer’s Mad Decent debut arrives September 23, built around a title track featuring Aidan, Bawo, and Ox Eye.
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