Ekzon’s self-released Ambient Series Volume 2 builds twelve pieces from drifting pads, sparse rhythm, and open air, treating atmosphere as a way to process contemporary urban life.
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Ekzon’s self-released Ambient Series Volume 2 builds twelve pieces from drifting pads, sparse rhythm, and open air, treating atmosphere as a way to process contemporary urban life.
The Rhode Island band’s new self-released album pairs panicked rhythms with a deliberately comic streak, landing somewhere between rage and parody.
René Kladzyk returns with a decade-spanning single ahead of her self-released album, due October 2.
Paco Cathcart revives the Cradle moniker for a new album arriving October 1, sharing lead single “Human Nature” and a full Patreon release now.
The Russian-born, Berlin-based producer lets his guard down on a new self-released EP, trading sharp electronics for acoustic drift and fractured rhythms.
René Kladzyk returns with her first Ziemba album since 2020, sharing opening track “The Pleasure Seekers.” Written and recorded alongside her work as a full-time reporter, The Braid arrives October 2.
The Catalan composer’s self-released record, inspired by Joseph Campbell’s hero’s journey, arrives October 9 and incorporates Balinese gamelan.
The UK artist’s self-released eleven-track set collages found sound, cellular noise, and fractured club electronics into something unmistakably born from concrete and restless nights.
John Bowman’s Snack Master project returns with a self-released album that twists braindance mechanics into crooked, overdriven shapes. Across its eight tracks, Rephlex-era instincts collide with a cut‑and‑paste logic that feels built to fall apart.
The Arkansas-based artist’s latest release stretches sustained strings and piano into slow, meditative forms, now available on Bandcamp.
