"Like the other residents, Martin didn't know how long he had been on the mountain

Milquetoast ‘90s ambient styles from Jon Tye & Peter Smith’s MLO, a big one for the banana-skin puffers. Shoes off, please, if you don’t mind - RIYL Cluster & Eno, Robert Haigh, ambient CDs with screensaver artwork

Having flown in from Tbilisi, Anushka Chkheidze found herself completely alone inside the empty and as yet unoccupied University of Basel's Biozentrum

Beatrice Dillon meets Kassem Mosse for two higher register adventures on The Trilogy Tapes following their joint tape for Ominira in 2016 and a live collaboration at Tate Liverpool.

Dark Entries and Honey Soundsystem Records have teamed up again to release another volume of gay porn soundtracks by San Francisco-based musician and producer, Patrick Cowley

Lisa Lerkenfeldt returns to Shelter Press with a hazed memory experiment that uses enhanced playback artefacts, acoustic feedback, and looped piano, cello and tape to build a network of subterranean mood tunnels on a sensationally blurred session that recalls the loop-finding wonder of Jan Jelinek, albeit in a more low-lit and submerged configuration.

A Colourful Storm begins 2024 with a luxurious suite of daydreaming introspection courtesy of Unchained, the longstanding solo project of Nathaniel Davis who was last seen on vinyl in the final Blackest Ever Black release.

‘90s electronica pioneer Mike Paradinas makes a rare away-day from Planet Mu with the typically nostalgic allusions of this properly lovely side for Albert Salinas and Philip Sherburne’s Balmat label.

Jeremiah Chiu flexes his cables at Los Angeles' Vintage Synthesizer Museum on 'In Electric Time', using a mind-boggling arsenal of gear to evoke some of early electronic music's most enduring staples. RIYL Raymond Scott, the Radiophonic Workshop, Mort Garson.

Amazing ambient panoramas and acidic grooves from native Australians Bobby Bunnungurr, Jimmy Djamunba and Peter Milyaynga, with Victoria musician Peter Mumme; recorded and released in mid ‘90s, now surfacing on Sydney’s flawless Efficient Space label, who were behind the excellent ‘Sky Girl’ and ‘Oz Waves’ comps. Strong tip to anyone into Suba/Rex Ilusivii, Lonnie Holley, Alanis Obosawin

In which Italian techno maverick Donato Dozzy reworks material from US synth sorcerer Chris 'Bee Mask' Madak, generating seven serenely ambient, meticulously detailed themes that hark back to a more innocent, wide-eyed era of armchair exploration.

Invisible Inc is over the moon to finally be announcing this long-awaited double album of new music by Secret Circuit.

The first new solo Shackleton album since 2021, ‘The Scandal of Time’ is a stunning, immaculately produced mix of ghosted German folk songs with piercing subs, psychedelic trip hop signatures and luxurious instrumentation, for our money the strongest Shackleton album to date and perhaps his most memorable work since ‘Blood on My Hands’ laid us to waste almost two decades ago.

Midori Takada's "lost" 1999 solo album has been remixed by Takada herself and cut to vinyl for the very first time. If you've only come across "Through the Looking Glass", this one shines further light on her story, bolstering her usual percussion with a side-long team-up with Chinese erhu player Jiang Jian Hua.

Music From Memory’s latest release sees the reissue of the lost Art record ‘Marea / Tide: Sound and Image Research Volume One’ by Italian Wave duo Alessandro Pizzin and Piergiuseppe Ciranna aka ‘Ruins’.

A gorgeous rumination on life, death and dancing from Ivan Mašić’s Ex Ponto, lodging a richly memorable debut on Vlad Ivkovic’s Offen Music

Time Capsule is a new reissue label that unites the record collectors and DJs of the brilliant corners and Beauty & The Beat communities in London. For each release, Kay Suzuki works alongside one co-curator to reinstate and repackage the music they hold dear into perfectly restored historic artifacts

The exotic-minded, noumenal loom of bluesman Mike Cooper and innovative multi-instrumentalist Pierre Bastien spins further, imaginative yarns of pseudo-ethnomusicology recorded on the Mid-Atlantic isle Tenerife.

Torn Hawk’s 5th album ‘Time Is A Scam’ is a romantically sore, cinematic affair steeped in the synthy emo signposts of ‘80s movie soundtracks and underlined with the hypnotic quality of traditional Native American music and contemporary US psych and doom styles

Analogue bubblebath suds and chimes from multi monikered electronic maestro Ed Ruscha - founding member of 90’s shoegaze band Medicine - wrangling his imaginary ensemble The Only Thingz for a full-length follow-up to his sought-after 2018 entry for Good Morning Tapes' limited series.

On his third and album, Rainbow Doll, the New Jersey house mystic Joey Anderson speaks to us

A much-cherished gem from the 1980s underground Japanese music scene returns as Soft Selection 84 is reissued by Glossy Mistakes for its 40th anniversary. Originally released on DIY label Soft, the compilation sees 13 tracks from nine acts spanning minimal, ambient, zolo and more for a beguiling listen.

With hopeless optimism, LMM continues the search for meaning and identity in his perpetual mystery, a self annihilating whodunit...

Remember that insane 110 track album from Voice Actor, our number 2 Album of The Year 2022 and one of the most impressive debuts of recent years? We've been asked constantly if there was gonna be a physical edition and - finally - here it is, a 16 track version compiled by Voice Actor and Stroom, complete with updated versions of familiar tracks plus 3 brand new songs. If you've no clue what/who we're talking about and yr into anything from Hype Williams to Broadcast, Dean Blunt to Donna Regina, Klein to Mica Levi, just do yourselves a huge favour and cop this now, thank us later.

Full Bloom is an experimental sound collective traveling through polyrhythmic timezones and psychedelic soundscapes deeply rooted in the aesthetics of Jazz, Hip Hop, Afrobeat and Dub. Whatever happens, we try to convey a feeling that sits deep in your stomach and makes your body move!

Exquisitely bittersweet free folk songcraft by Japanese improv legends Reiko & Tori Kudo of Mahar Shalal Hash Baz, adding to the illustrious roll call of A Colourful Storm’s recent, flawless run - RIYL Noise, Keiji Haino/Fushitsusha, Tenniscoats

"Master of ambient spaces and far out places, long-time Finnish producer Sasu Ripatti (aka Vladislav Delay) blesses us once again with another release, this from his 'Visa' period of unreleased tracks.

Culminating at 430m of altitude, mount Aïdour has been looking over the city of Oran for centuries

The Air Texture series returns, this time inviting Rrose and Silent Servant to curate the seventh release.

Midori Takada's "lost" 1999 solo album has been remixed by Takada herself and cut to vinyl for the very first time. If you've only come across "Through the Looking Glass", this one shines further light on her story, bolstering her usual percussion with a side-long team-up with Chinese erhu player Jiang Jian Hua.

Music originally recorded during live performances between 2017 - 2019

L.I.E.S bossman Ron Morelli returns with his fourth solo album and a shift of emphasis away from greyscale industrial to more introspective landscapes investigating atavistic ambient themes - highly recommended if yr into Tod Dockstader, Laurie Spiegel, Chris Marker’s ‘La Jetée’ and Jeff Mills’ recent astral excursions.

This two-track release by Perko on Numbers is the Glasgow-born, Copenhagen-based artist’s first release for the label since 2020’s The City Rings. Poking his head out of the foxhole of his solitary FELT imprint for a pair of productions featuring Huerco S. and Cucina Povera, “Prang” highlights Perko’s commitment to natural collaboration as a creative ideal.

First OYC cassette release in 35 years and the first in a new series of releases. 83 minutes of new music, effectively two albums in one.

Hame presents ‘Almost Home’. Deeply inspired by his life story.

Princess Diana of Wales, by London-based Australian Laila Sakini, is A Colourful Storms latest and most curious project

Proper darkside worries in the dance from ‘90s junglist De Babalon and his Berlin-based spar Mark ov Ostgut Ton and A Colourful Storm

On his fifth solo album, Jake Muir dissolves X-rated gay sleaze flick soundtracks into a shimmering suite of subdued orchestral flourishes and surreal cosmic psychedelia, a real heady trip that comes highly recommended if you’re into Pinkcourtesyphone, Perila, Andrew Pekler, Brian Eno.

Imerro' is a collection of song odes to both heat and desire, closely felt. Its title literally presented itself to Diab from a random page contained in a poem by Ezra Pound found in the book ‘The Imagist Poem’. Searching for its meaning, Diab discovered that Imerro is “a Greek word for ‘desire for, I desire you’, yet nothing could substantiate its truth.

In 1997 and 1998, the late great Japanese composer, producer, and DJ Susumu Yokota released two of the most eclectic albums of his decades-long career, Fruits of The Room and Greenpeace. Recorded under his Stevia alias for Tokyo Techno pioneer DJ Miku’s Newstage Records/NS-COM, they were Yokota-san’s homage to the foundational days of club music in Japan.