Restive Plaggona
Restive Plaggona reveals a gentler side of his musical world, tracing meditative, emotionally charged connections between intimate songs, ritualistic electronics and drifting abstractions.

Restive Plaggona reveals a gentler side of his musical world, tracing meditative, emotionally charged connections between intimate songs, ritualistic electronics and drifting abstractions.
Minais B, a.k.a Villads Klint of Khalil, broadcasts some intimate steel & glass elegance in his new release for the newly founded Petrola 80 label.
Arthur Kovaløv on tapes, friendship, small editions and the worlds of Perfect Aesthetics. The original 2017 interview accompanies a seventeen-track selection, including forthcoming material.
Ewa Justka pushes her handmade instruments into a volatile live performance, where light, circuitry and physical experimentation become abrasive rhythms and unstable electronic textures.
Beta Evers journeys through dark electro, minimal electronics and industrial music, placing her own collaborations beside kindred underground voices in a carefully paced, personal selection.
The Swedish duo on anonymity, improvisation, sampled texture and leaving the audience space to find its own meaning. The original 2017 conversation, with a separate 2026 introduction and afterword.
FOQL opens a window onto Polish experimental music, joining tape-era underground recordings, spoken fragments and contemporary electronics in a restless collage across three decades.
The powerful ambience of XKatedral label shines through again on this new string of releases by Kali Malone, Dufwa, Golden Offence Orchestra and Isak Edberg.
Alex XIII Maerbach traces the guitar’s outer limits through 1990s noise, fragile folk and improvised abstraction, shaping a sprawling personal archive into a deeply absorbing collage.
Erin Arthur connects the strange textures and rhythmic possibilities of 1990s electronics, moving through IDM, dub, noise and intimate melodic discoveries with an expansive personal selection.
Matas Aerobica and Oscar Olias on festivals, obscure cassette culture and the friendships behind Octatanz. A conversation about Braille Satellite, independent spaces and finding a community in music.
Dan Hayhurst of Sculpture connects early electronic experiments, video art, jazz and songs, letting improbable combinations unfold with the tactile curiosity and playful logic of his own work.