Touching on ambient, noise and techno, the fourth release on Seiichiro Itoyama’s Liminal imprint provides a nice summary of the producer’s musical interests. There’s some fruitful
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Helm signs to Dais Records, announces ‘Axis’ LP
Following two hyper-experimental albums on PAN, today Helm announces the release of his sixth album ‘Axis‘ on Gibby Miller and Ryan Martin’s LA via NYC-based imprint Dais
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FUMU: Almost, Never, Nearly Where?
“Post-industrial themes and a vitriolic bleakness rattle through a plethora of his tracks, highlighting the adopted Mancunian’s upbringing in the North East and his love for
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Misantrop announces debut solo album ‘Reproaching the Absurd’ on Opal Tapes
Berlin-based producer Misantrop, aka Nicolai Vesterkær Krog, lands on Opal Tapes in June with their debut solo album ‘Reproaching the Absurd‘. Spanning across seven tracks, ‘Reproaching
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Opal Tapes launch fundraiser for The Lubber Fiend, a DIY music venue in Newcastle upon Tyne
Following our merchandise collaboration with Opal Tapes earlier this year, we are delighted to report that label founder Stephen Bishop is joining forces with Samuel David
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ANFS: #011
“ANFS submerges us into his unique psychedelic-industrial soundscapes composed of harsh, rhythmic noises interwoven with sharp, grieving synths” In March, as Greece commemorated 200 years of
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Eomac: Cracks
“Eomac delivers a euphoric selection from his ever-developing reserve, and momentarily alleviates the static of an industry on hold” With an abrupt surplus of time, ‘Cracks’
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Kentaro Hayashi: Peculiar
“The Osaka-based mastering engineer’s production debut is granted the platform it thoroughly deserves, on potentially the most appropriate label for its release” *This review is part
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Malmö’s Intonal festival reveal dates for sixth edition at Inkonst
Sweden’s much loved experimental music festival is back in action with the announcement of new dates, plus a change of season, for the sixth edition of
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Dalibor Cruz drops ‘Riddled With Absence’ on Natural Sciences
Chicago-based producer Dalibor Cruz has dropped a pandemic induced album through Natural Sciences. Consisting of 8-tracks, ‘Riddled With Absence‘ traces his families bloodline back to Honduras
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Demdike Stare upload a decade’s worth of mixes to Soundcloud
Lost in lockdown? Fear not, Demdike Stare have shared 10 years worth of mixes to their Soundcloud channel, all primed and ready to be rinsed. Revered
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Mars89: 2020
Mars89 returns with ‘2020’ – the producer first outing on Natural Sciences, delivering a darkly reinforcing political message through harsh electronics.
Aphex Twin at Printworks
Aphex Twin affirms his royal status in worldwide dance music with a ballistic performance for Red Bull Music Festival at Printworks London, combining sound, light and artistic vision.
Marcus Schmickler simulates galactic collision in his latest opus ‘Particle/Matter-Wave/Energy’
Veteran contemporary experimental producer Marcus Schmickler has signed to Kompakt to release his latest 37-minute opus – ‘Particle/Matter-Wave/Energy‘ – aiming to create an acoustic rendering of
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Blanck Mass: Animated Violence Mild
Animated Violence Mild reflects upon our paradoxically tormented zeitgeist like nothing else; Power performing what may certainly be his very best solo piece to date.
Exael: Dioxippe
On ‘Dioxippe’ Exael branches out into less ambient terrain and explores the harder edges of electro-dub.