The saxophonist built a portable organ from salvaged church pipes in Northern Denmark, then shaped its breath into a psalm cycle with two vocalists.
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The saxophonist built a portable organ from salvaged church pipes in Northern Denmark, then shaped its breath into a psalm cycle with two vocalists.
Grant Chapman follows his self-titled debut from May with a dense, gothic single that pushes his sample-based project further into distorted territory.
The first new music from Jasper Marsalis since EXCELSIOR turns a deep cut from Californication into something quieter and stranger.
The Irish experimental group’s five-hour release arrives 13th November, built around durational composition and chance.
The Polish-born Edinburgh cellist’s debut solo album treats improvisation as a way of living. Memory, migration and inherited song keep changing direction.
The Italian sound artist strips his compositions down to essential behaviours, letting a quiet human warmth surface in the middle of the album.
The new duo’s first record, out November 20 on Other People, brings together Jaar’s electronic instincts and Higgins’ compositional background.
The London-based French artist maps phases of transition on an 11-track follow-up to her 2024 debut, due October 30 via Scenic Route.
The ambient composer’s two-track picture disc, built around Tom Meluch’s coastal photography, turns the changing season into a slow meditation on endings.
Three outtakes from the Inland See sessions become a compact, uneasy expedition through imagined landscapes.
