Released in solidarity with Tiga’s anti-tech house crusade, a silent campaign fought everyday on the streets of your hometown, “Blaze” finds Russian crypto-whiz Dimitri Veimar still dancing with the rawer-than-the-rawest-dog electro that’s brought him to the dizzying heights of the midtier crags of Mt. Turbo Mountain.

Precious Bloom are a music group formed in 2022 in Jakarta, Indonesia by Aradea Barandana and Adinda Dwimadasari.

First ever vinyl pressing of Yellow Swans’ incredible 2007 noise tempest, practically bubbling the lacquer thanks to a damn fine remaster by Rashad Becker that presents Pete Swanson and Gabe Mindel Saloman right at the biting point.

Finders Keepers Records' continued and unwaning commitment to preserving the archives of composer Suzanne Ciani pays off in an avalanche of dividends with this latest master tape discovery, placing further markers in the historical development of electronic music and cinematic composition

Soundclash or romance?

Move D and dearly departed spar Pete Namlook take all the time they need to get you in an ambient house lather

Morphine blow minds with a remarkable slab of experiments by Indonesia's Rully Shabara and Wukir Suryadi a.k.a. Senyawa.

Maya Ongaku’s uninhibited world-building will make it possible for us to see the unseen, expand the possibilities of the naked eye—all through the unbridled vibrancy of their music.

Public Possession turns 10. What holds it all together?

The harmony of poetry, sound, and texture cuts through your brain fog like a wet diamond.

Vibrant, Eastern Outernational musics drumming flavored, leftfield House excursions

An echo through the ages, channelled and tuned by Young Marco.

Strapping EBM techno hunk from Black Strobe’s Arnaud Rebotini, giving a sharp boot to the perineum of 2021 on Mannequin

DDS catch enduringly absorbing sonic alchemist Jim O'Rourke at his knottiest and most ingenious in a wormholing suite of amorphous rhythm and psychedelic electronics - a massive RIYL Autechre, Roland Kayn, Bernard Parmegiani, NYZ, Keith Fullerton Whitman.

“The Epidemics” has a stellar and varied line up. Lead by Shankar, he was an established ECM artist, recording a number of traditional and Indo Jazz LPs featuring his 10 string double violin for the label.

The debut album from 12th Isle co-founder Stewart Brown collects a slew of the musician's archival collaborations, linking him with drummer Pike Ogilvy, cult outsider folk guitarist Bob Theil, Greek percussionist Christos Chondropoulos, Grenoble's Vague Imaginaires and others. Fuzzy multi-rhythmic fluxes for fans of Valentina Magaletti, Donato Dozzy, Lena Wilikens and Don't DJ.

Lolina's sixth album is a short 'n sweet swoon of tropical pop, jazz fusion, CDJ-mangled easy listening and psychedelic swingbeat, fronted by her surreal murmurs and perky poetic abstractions. RIYL Mica Levi, Smerz, Leila, 'Around The World In A Day'-era Prince.

Another 1983 gem is remastered by the label Mr. Disc Organization “Gaucho - Dance Forever“!

One of the past decade’s most charming, lowkey influential compilations, brimming with folk-pop, DIY new wave and art music micro presses 1961-1991 by Bruce Langhorne, Linda Smith, Nora Guthrie and many many more weirdos.

Finally - a completely remastered reissue of the original Japanese version of Ryuichi Sakamoto's 1984 hybrid synth-pop album 'Ongaku Zukan'. This one's for the city pop/'Thousand Knives' fans, properly eccentric smoove jazz, new age, dub and cold wave revisions sculpted in Sakamoto's instantly-recognisable image.

Smoove '80s-inspired electronic pop bizz from this Belgian duo. Basically sounds like slowed down versions of Alphaville's 'Forever Young' produced by a stoned Phil Collins ("Face Value" era), and that's no bad thing.