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.
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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.
The Texas-based musician’s latest ambient-electronic work draws from his visual art practice, celebrating the beauty of decay and endurance.
Ahead of an Australian tour, the producer revisits early pushback against making hip-hop with a computer, his love for Blade Runner, and a very personal gift.
A quiet, transportive EP that favors atmosphere and patience over flash.
The Slovenian group’s latest record doesn’t target a single artist. It goes after the entire machinery of modern pop, with a little help from producer Richard X.
The longtime Warp act pares everything back on a new full-length that follows two 2024 mini-albums.
The Drain Gang rapper shifts toward uplifting dance music with production from swedm®, trading introspection for opulence.
The track contrasts with the raucous “Rock Music” by settling into a late-’90s club pulse while lyrically staying just as confrontational.
Four decades after its release, New Order’s accidental masterpiece remains a case study in how chance, flawed technology, and a band’s indifference to convention can produce something that refuses to fade.
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