Felder is an infinite, boundless creation that unravels upon every listen. Werner has created sounds that are listenable and inviting, complex but approachable and, mostly, completely unidentifiable. “Felder”...

Liberation Technologies continue to work with innovative artists and encourage experimental and challenging perspectives in modern electronic music, welcoming newcomer HEX with their latest release. Hex is comprised of...

Violinist, composer and filmmaker Tony Conrad started his career in New York in the early 1960s. As a member of the Theater of Eternal Music (a.k.a. the Dream Syndicate) alongside John Cale, La Monte Young, Marian Zazeela...

Transition', the collaborative release of Immix Ensemble and Vessel focuses on the theme of technology. Musical instruments are a somewhat technological anomaly in that they are rarely updated after their conception, often...

The history behind "Methane Sea" lies deeply shrouded within the electronic fog that is just as mysterious as the recording and the man himself. Richard Davis started his musical career in his bedroom locked away for 6...

Synth-pop is the most common label tacked to the work of Marie-Helene Delorme, known better as FOXTROTT. But when it comes to her debut record, A Taller Us, it's a bit of a misnomer. Speaking with Exclaim!, Delorme...

Breadwoman & Other Tales are the collected recordings of a language arising. It is the sound and document of Anna Homler divining speech, lyrical fragments, and melody for music composed, mixed, and engineered by Steve...

Double LP version. Our Spaces is the debut album of a very exciting talent: Guy Andrews. In search of some form of musical escapism prior to his DJ sets, one day he returned home, deleted all of his old synth patches, and...

Limited to 250 copies - The Friend delivers four tracks of sludge techno straight from the source in Detroit, from the creeped-out stylings of "Room(s)" and the bleeped-out techno of "Star" to the menacing groove of "Bent"...

180-gram LP. Includes printed inner sleeve. Like some ingenious combination of John Cage's chance operations and the numbers station data stream captured on The Conet Project, Strategy's Information Pollution immerses...

Memory Care Unit is a long-form offering of poignant, isolationist machine music from Secret Boyfriend. Eschewing the cryptic and compact song-sketches that characterized his 2013 LP This Is Always Where You've Lived...

Zach Cooper weaves recordings with the Vermont Contemporary Music Ensemble, high school demos, solo compositions and eraserhead-less tape experiments into the shining fabric of The Sentence. A debut album brimming with many...

Leave your preconceptions behind because Ital Tek’s brilliant new album ‘Hollowed‘ is his best and most rewarding yet. Created from new beginnings, it's a journey through the naïve exploratory methods...

A touch more immediate and song-oriented than its predecessor, but no less enchanting and lovely to hear, De Luxe again features the trio experimenting with a variety of approaches, most particularly including vocals here...

Warp grip the debut single of technoid, avant-R&B-pop from Paris-raised, NYC-based Lafawndah, sporting production by Aaron David Ross (ADR), L-Vis 1990, Nick Weiss (Teengirl Fantasy) and prodigious German Tamer Fahri...

On white vinyl, with poster. "Lucky Dragons... create ecstatic music that completely transcends genres. My attempts to describe what their music actually sounds like always fall short of the magic they are making. I guess...

2016 black vinyl repress. LP version. Includes download code. Chris Carter, Cosey Fanni Tutti (Chris & Cosey/Throbbing Gristle), and Nik Colk Void (Factory Floor) expand and explore onward from their critically-acclaimed...

Bruce Ditmas is a unique, heavy musician from one of those special tightknit communities that tried (and almost succeeded) to change the face of progressive pop music and jazz via musical technology. Raised in Miami (an...

Over 50 years in the business of Contemporary Music and John Cale remains as active and unpredictable as ever; is there a more restless and ruminating spark of an artist, who, at the age of 73, admits he still goes to the...

The name Lamartine was a true mystery of library history. In keeping with the habitual culture of library music, the mononymous Lamartine was thought to be one of many creative nom de plumes designed to disguise the true...