Ethereal
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Shelby Natasha – ‘It Was Mine’ Review
A melting pot of Chinese folk, lo-fi beats, and ethereal vocals.
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kwes. – ‘Kinds’ Review
Restorative ambient electronics housed inside the Barbican Conservatory.
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Myrkur’s latest single takes part in Denmark’s Eurovision selection process
Ethereal dark folk meets emotive black metal.
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Hanakiv returns with new album ‘Interlude’… and the pianist is bringing her voice this time
An ethereal, haunting way to process grief through the prepared piano.
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Kate de Rosset – ‘It Will Burn’ Review
Your ambient pop, air sprite energetic boost is here.
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Hideaki Masago – Jomon Journey Review
Flutes, kalimba, and Yae's motherly folk voice collide in an album designed to heal.
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A lost Cocteau Twins 1996 webcast concert has been unearthed and remastered
This remastered concert from the 'Milk and Kisses' tour is unmissable.
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Bic Runga returns with spooky synth bop
New Zealand's finest returns with moody and ethereal track 'Paris in the Rain'
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King Vatra – Bells From The Deep Review
Welcome to dungeon chants and vapor cave music. The ghosts of centuries ago will thank you.
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Marissa Nadler – New Radiations Review
Ethereal western folk ballads rule the soundwaves as Nadler reaches album number 10.
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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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Mykalle – Da pacem Review
Merging the Gothic with the Holy for a unique vision of a modern day musical priestess.
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Ambre Ciel – still, there is the sea Review
A cinematic, rich, and fluid classical chamber pop hybrid album that blurs dream and reality at sea.
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Jolanda Moletta and Karen Vogt – Sea-swallowed Wands Review
Time stretched vocals create an ocean of echoes and reverbs for the most relaxing vocal album of 2025.
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Introducing… Mifarma
Switching from Hebrew to English, Mifarma explores the haunting inner narratives of the mind that arise when no one else is watching.
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Kathryn Joseph returns with haunting ‘Harbour’ signalling incoming fourth album has a more electronic feel
A new album incoming, bringing a cold, ethereal industrial edge to the haunting singer-songwriters sound.
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Introducing…. B O D I E S
B O D I E S is an 8-piece female vocal group led by Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist Kat Frankie. The project is based in…
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Robin Guthrie – Atlas EP Review
45 years later and Robin's dreamy shoegazing guitar styles make for a potent Cocteau in the ambient world
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Sacred Seeds – Emerald Landscape Review
Healing and calming ethereal ambience that helped keep me focused when I was in pain
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Introducing… Fie Eike
Dreamy piano based art-pop delving into the relationship between humans and nature.
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Claire Dickson – The Beholder Review
Evoking dreamscapes with odd found sounds and layers of ethereal voices.
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Introducing… Loris and the Lion
Fairy folk for fans of Kate Bush, Joni Mitchell, Joanna Newsom and Tori Amos
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Bat For Lashes explores motherhood on upcoming album ‘The Dream of Delphi’
Bat For Lashes reflects of early motherhood on dreamy new album full of indie pop magic
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French for Rabbits – In The End I Won’t Be Coming Home Review
Indie folk New Zealanders bring a royal string quartet into the mix for their excellent new EP.
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June McDoom – With Strings Review
Inspired by the likes of Nina Simone and Judee Sill, June McDoom travels back to 60s and 70s folk like a timeless storyteller
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Myrkur – Spine Review
Cinematic Nordic folk and black metal collide in a primal call for motherhood.
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Elsiane – E L S I A N E Review
Ethereal new wave duo return after 5 years with a gothic tribute to love and souls.
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Mikel – Floating Review
What does Mikel sound like? If Studio Ghibli made lo-fi hip-hop beats. The review of Mikel – Floating Inspired by spending a year travelling across…
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Sign Libra’s new single comes with a PS1 era styled RPG music video
If Deepak Chopra made RPG music in the 90s.
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Tasha Zappala – From the Porch Review
Ethereal folk songs straight from the Tasmanian forest floor, with nature as the backing singers.
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JFDR – Museum Review
A triumphant collision of experimental chamber pop and contemporary classical music
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Celestial North – Otherworld Review
If Celtic and Viking folk took their faeries clubbing. It's a new sound you never knew you needed.
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Porch – In the End, You Choose Nobody Review
A folk rock entry point into slowcore music to bring you all the sad vibes.
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EllaHarp – Lost in January Review
Ethereal melancholic harp and banjo folk for people needing quiet dreamy reflection.
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Introducing… Laurence-Anne
A French chanteuse bringing her ethereal vocals to coldwave anthems.
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Ari Mason – Prodrome Review
Delving into 90's dance pop and giving it a 2023 cynicism and venom.
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Emilie Zoé – Hello Future Me The Companion EP Review
Ghostly folk meets angsty bedroom rock.
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Yaima – Earth Trilogy Three Review
A lighter, gratitude filled dream folk EP in ode to Mother Earth.
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Andrea Ward does music and movement the avant-garde way
Channelling water in voice, percussion, guitar and dance
