Shattered Knives
Shattered Knives translate the dissociative mood of ketamine into 48 tracks of warped electronics, industrial rhythms and unsettling sound experiments.
Long-form selections from artists working at the edges of electronic, experimental and underground sound.
Shattered Knives translate the dissociative mood of ketamine into 48 tracks of warped electronics, industrial rhythms and unsettling sound experiments.
Tourist Gaze gathers unreleased material, hazy synth melodies and raw folk into a warm, textured ambient journey, made for evening walks as fading light meets water.
Blakk Harbor layers slow, heavy beats, ritualistic drones and industrial textures into a hypnotic journey, adding his own voices, instruments and treatments to an expansive selection.
O Yuki Conjugate’s Hallucinations Mix draws on Melanie Smith’s films of South and Central American jungles, bringing organic sounds and electronics together in a warm, disorienting journey.
Marcos Cabral’s AM mix reveals a quieter side of his taste: rare ambient and new-age recordings, cosmic improvisations and crystalline electronics for the hours between night and morning.
Sarah Louise connects Appalachian tradition with the avant-garde, threading folk songs, minimalism, psychedelic rock and spiritual jazz into a journey that makes their shared roots audible.
Sigillum S maps the contrasts behind its industrial sound: Dizzy Gillespie frames a passage through harsh noise, airy ambience, electroacoustic experiments and the melancholy of Bing & Ruth.
Eartaker draws a line between Japanese experimental sound and the depths of death and doom metal, bringing musique concrète, noise and Goth-Trad’s early work into abrasive proximity.
CoH offers warmth for the darkest nights, allowing jazz, Indian classical music and intimate electronics to drift together in a quiet selection that includes his friend Mika Vainio.
Koray Kantarcıoğlu explores the Turkish experimental underground through tape loops, hazy electronics and unreleased work, revealing the scene’s close connections and quietly distinctive textures.
Lyra Valenza opens a window onto its Danish musical community, connecting forthcoming tracks and unreleased experiments with the duo’s own restless, rhythmically fluid electronics.
Paulie Jan takes the long route through ambient, musique concrète and experimental electronics, shaping more than two hours of music into an intricate, slowly unfolding journey.