Avant Garde
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Introducing… Sam Hoyek
Experimental "songs as scenes" approach let's Sam Hoyek explore genre-defying self-expression.
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Alejandra Cárdenas (aka Ale Hop) lays bare colonialism and trauma in forthcoming “birth name” debut
Generational trauma and colonialism told through dark poetry and guitar noise
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Eve Matin – ‘TRANSMUTANCIA’ Review
The Harp: Unleashed and Untamed.
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Introducing… Liesa Van Der Aa
Belgian experimental electric pop-rock artist explores copy and paste to extreme measures.
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Korfian – Digital Brutalism Review
A heavy darkwave reflection on a digital world and the loss of a father.
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Heinali and Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko – Гільдеґарда (Hildergard) Review
Merging traditional Ukrainian folk singing and modern modular synths for a captivating and compelling performance.
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Introducing… Nadah El Shazly
Sonic CPR, a merger of traditional Arabic themes and electronica, and a twice broken heart brings us one of this years most exciting new singles.
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Koki Nakano – Ululō Review
An album full of surprises, placing experimental classical piano into new genres and moods.
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Introducing… Maud the Moth
A cinematic post-rock gothic powerhouse exploring animal cruelty and cruelty of the mind.
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Douglas Dare returns with a new electronic sound featuring Rival Consoles and channelling The Knife and Arca
After his previous album ‘Milktooth’ took a stripped-back intimate approach, Douglas Dare has flipped the script for his upcoming album. The British artist has announced…
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Raja Kirik – Phantasmagoria of Jathilan Review
Merging dark industrial trance with Javan shamanism.
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Marina Herlop – Nekkuja Review
A unique glimpse into a musical utopian garden of electronic experimentation
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Almaazz – Sot Wa Sada Review
Experimental industrial bass and beats mixed with Arabic traditions.
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Zeena Parkins – LACE Review
Transforming patterns of lace into patterns of sound
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Seaming To – Dust Gatherers Review
Cinematic esoteric chamber pop with a haunted heart of dust and gold.
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Introducing… hackedipicciotto
Celestial and exotic dirges to symbolise long term friendship.
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YoshimiOizumikiYoshiduO – To The Forest To Live A Truer Life Review
When you take a modular synth into a forest to scream for a while.
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Jason Doell – becoming in shadows ~ of being touched review
Ripping the guts out of a piano and making it an ASMR horror show.
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Chicaloyah – HABLAME COSITA! Review
What does Chicaloyah sound like? Everything including the kitchen sink – wrapped into a French children’s audiobook! The review of Chicaloyah – HABLAME COSITA! Sitting…
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Nyokabi Kariũki’s hypnotic voice returns on Nazama with debut album to follow
Experimental field recordings and vocal collages on a road to recovery.
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Jenny Parrott – Pregnancy Choir Review
Acapella pregnancy thoughts from a lineage of mothers.
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Marina Herlop – Pripyat Review
A piano, a made up language and a whole lot of experimental chaos make for a superb album
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Seaming To – Natural Process Review
One voice, one almighty uneasy choir to weild.
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Mikado Koko and Penny Rimbaud – To Our Other Selves Review
Love: The Horror Movie.
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Briana Marela – You Are A Wave Review
Artistic muses on life as a soundwave.
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Gaspar Claus – 2359 Review
Taking the cello outside of the classical sphere.
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Björk returns with clarinet rave “atopos” single
New album fossora out 30th September.
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Introducing… Macula Dog
Carnival anxiety for the manic and absurd to create the strangest hypnosis you'll hear this year.
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Lisa Gerrard and Marcello De Francisci – Exaudia Review
A journey into royalty, feminine sensuality and exotica.
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Introducing… Mikado Koko
Turning a 38 year masterpiece into a haunting modern day reality.
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Tegh and Adel Poursamadi – Ima ایما Review
Iranian drones mixed with chaos and culture.
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Kee Avil – Crease Review
Haunted avant pop-rock that will captivate your mind.
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Introducing… Arp
Fourth World Music to question life's little pleasures.
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Introducing… Tegh and Adel Poursamadi
A post-human sci-fi world romanticising the past.
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Melissa Weikart – Here, There Review
A truly unique album that challenges what you'd expect from a singer-songwriter at the piano.
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Introducing… Dominique Van Cappellen-Waldock
A ceremonial album for those we've lost over the past few years.
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Introducing… Melissa Weikart
Avant pop that conveys the feeling of tired emotions through piano and voice.
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Introducing… Jonathan Kawchuk
A sensory experience of nature sounds and the human voice.
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Nyokabi Kariũki – Peace Places: Kenyan Memories Review
Field recordings and cryptic memories of home collide.
