Editorial

Premiere: Dean Grenier - View Source

Dean Grenier’s upcoming View Source EP slips the listener into a liminal space, mediating between the elemental tensions of softness and density.

Premiere: DINA - Rift

With her versatility on display, DINA turns inward through a soul-stirring suite of ambient works on <Air Ways>’ second outing.

Premiere: Pannotia - Life Cycle

Pannotia meticulously dissects a tight cocoon of steadily evolving synthesis across the five tracks of Cell, his latest outing with Eora’s Pure Space label.

Premiere: Son of Chi - We Carry Eden (Part I)

Where meditative sound work, nomadic storytelling and archival instinct converge, We Carry Eden unfolds as an elemental synergy.

Premiere: MirrorLake - Ninj4

Crater-deep dub techno meets shadowy ambient atmospheres on Crateria, the new EP from Mexico City-based producer and audio engineer MirrorLake, released via London imprint Osmura.

Premiere: Vel & KennyKrazyWorld - Liminal Sound

Vel launches her label PURR with pleaseinsert_ILOVEYOU, a six-track VA modelled after the ILOVEYOU virus, a digital love letter that spiralled into global chaos.

Premiere: Sleep D - Acheron Cauldron

Australian sound aficionados Sleep D return to their Butter Sessions imprint in style on the Big Sky, Liquid Sun EP.

Premiere: Shoal - Backflash

Fur:ther Sessions returns with Vivendum 5, a tightly wound four-tracker that speaks softy but hits deep.

Premiere: LDS - pow2, Epilog

LDS’s power of 2 is a system in motion, a meticulously coded network of algorithmic techno, atmospheric drone, and industrial grit.

Premiere: OTON - TEKBSS

Variety and fluidity come to the fore in OTON’s upcoming album New Forms of Silence as the Belgian artist backs up his recent Aurora EP on his own imprint.

Premiere: Nadia Struiwigh - Synk C

Nadia Struiwigh channels her polymorphous experiments in live electronics into four tracks of propulsive techno for James Ruskin and Richard Polson’s Blueprint Records.

Premiere: Souzo - Haze Modulator

With no time to waste, French label useless seconds returns for its second round of high-impact cuts.