The Michigan duo’s first album in eight years is also one of their best.
The Canadian ambient artist moves away from heavier, darker aural sculpture for ethereal transcendence.
The UK producer makes colossal industrial beatscapes that sound like the destruction of planets.
Washington black metal duo offers a transitional release of ambient material that works fine, but still feels like a minor release.
The slow, serene and sometimes chilling sounds of synth.
Deconstruction of constructed sound, and vice versa.