Electronic 488
The Faint : Egowerk
A more finely tuned sound for the Omaha synth pop group on their return to Saddle Creek.
DJ Jenifa’s “WhoCares808_7B” is meditative, blistering house
Gold Panda delivers a boogie-worthy gem through his alias.
Stephen Malkmus : Groove Denied
The former Pavement frontman's latest set of electronic music is a bit of a tough sell.
Matmos : Plastic Anniversary
An accessible album created from the sounds of disposable materials.
Helado Negro : This Is How You Smile
Roberto Lange delivers a more expressive and intensely beautiful set of songs.
Octo Octa : For Lovers
A brief set of creative, euphoric tracks capturing a quintessential late '90s idealism.
Album of the Week: The Comet Is Coming – Trust In the Lifeforce of the Deep Mystery
A vision of future jazz from the Shabaka Hutchings-guided electro-jazz trio.
Premiere: spoony bard’s “Megalixir” is a funky hallucination
Hear the latest dreamy groove from the New York beat conductor.
Premiere: BVRTH craft dreamy electronic pop with “Oblivian”
The former Dreamend musician builds a rich dreamspace with his new single.
The Bongo Hop’s “La Carga” turns a strange tale into something funky
Hear the latest Afrobeat-inspired jam from Etienne Sevet.
Laurel Halo’s “Sweetie” is noisy, experimental and cerebral
The Berlin-based producer's latest track showcases her inventor's curiosity.
AYBEE’s “Afro Galaga” is left-field dance music at its best
A prime example of spacey innovation from the Berlin-based producer.
Album of the Week: HEALTH – VOL. 4 :: SLAVES OF FEAR
And industrial hellscape made all the more pop-friendly with a surprising accessibility.
Yves Tumor announces tour dates, shares “Noid” video
Dates lined up around Coachella, Noise Pop dates.
Apparat revels in the freedom of his design on “Dawan”
The producer, who comprises one half of Moderat, taps into his own art-pop visions.