SNTS — Losing Sight
Losing Sight by SNTS is a deliberately produced LP album that contains raw yet complete sound dynamics, nicely done modulations and an overall ritualistic aura.
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Various — XKatedral Volume II and III
Compilations from Stockholm-based XKatedral label capture the colossal beauty and electrifying static at the core of its output.
Croatian Amor — Love Means Taking Action
The new Croatian Amor album on Posh Isolation, Love Means Taking Action, is an emotional sonic exploration of the complexity of love in these postmodern times.
SHXCXCHCXSH — SsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSs
“SsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSsSs” is the emotionally powerful new album from SHXCXCHCXSH - a step forward in terms of experimentation.
Various — Facticity
Infrastructure’s “Facticity” sets the foundations for the promising and eclectic future of this iconic techno and beyond label.
Dalhous — The Composite Moods Collection Vol.1: House Number 44
Dalhous continues their beautiful psycho-sonic ambient explorations in the first instalment of their new trilogy released on Blackest Ever Black.
Honzo — Melancholia
Machine-like beats, eerie melodies and dirty noises - Davide Carbone elaborates his dark industrial vision with the new Honzo EP, Melancholia, on Arboretum.
Samuel Kerridge — Fatal Light Attraction
Downwards released an intense album by Samuel Kerridge based on his performance in Berlin Atonal conducted in collab with Andrej Boleslavsky and Maria Judova.
Shapednoise — Different Selves
Reinventor of Industrial-techno Shapednoise’s new mind-blowing LP “Different Selves” on Type Recordings once again proves that he knows no musical limits.
Arash Moori — Heterodyne
A heavily galvanized debut album “Heterodyne” by Arash Moori on Type Recordings unlocks the gates to a personal dark world of deeply convulsing drony sounds.
AnD — RMX01 / RMX02
“AnD Rmx 01 & 02” are a set of truly insane remixes by some very influential artists. Techno in the truest sense.
Container — LP
Ren Schofield’s Container is back to trepan your skull with a savage LP on Spectrum Spools.