Electronic 450
Objekt : Cocoon Crush
An endlessly glitching piece of electronic art from the German producer.
Honesty in Sound: A conversation with Randall Dunn
The producer/songwriter discusses his new album, capturing imperfections and leaving one's comfort zone.
Various Artists : Free The Robots Presents Tempo Dreams, Vol. 5
L.A. beatmaker Free the Robots assembles an impressive team of up-and-coming producers on the latest in this compilation series.
Thom Yorke : Suspiria
A new frontier for the Radiohead frontman, with some impressively subtle results.
Makaya McCraven : Universal Beings
The Paris-born, Chicago-based drummer and producer brings together a dream team for a sprawling jazz collab.
Massive Attack announce 20th anniversary Mezzanine tour, including Elizabeth Fraser
Cocteau Twins vocalist to tour with the band behind their legendary 1998 album.
Robyn : Honey
The Swedish pop queen's long-awaited new album hints at rage and despair but exudes joy.
John Carpenter, Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies : Halloween (2018) Soundtrack
A return to the classic, chilling sounds that defined Carpenter's 1978 masterpiece.
Harvey Sutherland’s “Amethyst” blends jazz and electronics into something majestic
A breathtaking blend of jazz and downtempo sounds.
Randall Dunn’s “Mexico City” is darkness that aims toward the transcendent
Breathtaking electronic creations from the Earth/Sunn O))) producer.
Album of the Week: Neneh Cherry – Broken Politics
A beautiful, uncomfortable meditation on activism and self-awareness.
Ben Chatwin : Drone Signals
The British producer offers a haunted reflection of trauma through electronic drones.
Stereolab’s Peng! and The Groop Played Space Age Bachelor Pad Music to get vinyl reissues
The band's early '90s records to be back on vinyl for first time in years.
Stranger Things scary sounds album coming to vinyl
<i>Halloween Sounds from the Upside Down</i> on vinyl in time for Halloween.
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A synthesis of Portishead's noir and vintage Krautrock in the Bristol trio's excellent third album.
Fortress of solitude: An interview with FOXTROTT
The Montreal artist discusses her new album, Oaxaca and escaping from email.
Silent Servant dances into the underworld on “Harm In Hand”
A modern industrial song that shows its roots.