Ahead of reissues for The Warning, Made In The Dark, and One Life Stand, the band reflects on how a Prince-inspired, garage-tinged single came together from a soft synth in a bedroom.
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Ahead of reissues for The Warning, Made In The Dark, and One Life Stand, the band reflects on how a Prince-inspired, garage-tinged single came together from a soft synth in a bedroom.
The Dutch producer returns with the full band for a track that merges U2’s anthemic core with streamlined electronic production.
Anthony Gonzalez will release the follow-up to 2023’s *Fantasy* on September 25 via his own Other Suns label.
The twelve-track album arrives July 31 via XL, following a visual livestream directed by Daniel Sannwald. Arca describes the project as an intentional disruption of her own creative habits.
The German DJ’s new single “Daily Commute” builds a club-ready soundscape from field recordings of mundane routines, the first result of a rolling, multi-disciplinary project.
Written during her first two years as a Ukrainian refugee in Berlin, Alisa Nedashkovska’s debut EP as Travis or Alice uses fractured electronics to explore the gap between identity and geography.
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.
Abby Lee Tee returns with an all-beaver record that turns ecological fascination into playful electronic music, incorporating field recordings and chopped-up quotes from researcher Emily Fairfax.
The latest edition documents electronic artists, film directors, and local scenes across Ukraine, showing that music continues even as missile attacks escalate.
The Beirut project’s third album in rapid succession opens with a children’s chant for George Bush and fractures language into warnings, slogans, and memories.
