Experimental
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Introducing… Lisel
When an opera singer discovers vocoding technology.
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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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Fever Ray returns with new single ‘Kandy’ and album in March
Quirky unique Swedish artist returns with her brand of sexy spooky.
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The Somnambulist – Some More Songs Lost In Themselves Review
If Frank Zappa and Sonic Youth had a jam session.
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A Dark-Light-Dark Electronica Journey – HPMR Ep.11
A tour across moods of electronica.
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Keeley Forsyth – Phantom Limbs Review
Remixing dark electronica into aggressive drone music.
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Introducing… Godcaster
Freakout art rock for the lovers of weirdness.
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Jenny Parrott – Pregnancy Choir Review
Acapella pregnancy thoughts from a lineage of mothers.
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Francesca Guccione – Utopia Aerial View Review
What does Francesca Guiccione sound like? Watching the planet orbiting slowly from a distance to violins and synths. The review of Francesca Guccione – Utopia…
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Nonsemble – Archaeopteryx Review
What does Nonsemble sounds like? A chamber ensemble that wants to be as indie as much as it wants to be classical. The review of…
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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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Sara Parkman – Eros, Agape, Philia Review
Modern traditionalism of folk from around world.
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Introducing… Plaid
Ethereal electronica of light beings see Plaid enter a new dimension.
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Macula Dog – Orange 2 Review
The strangest album you'll attempt to dance to in 2022.
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Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith – Let’s Turn It Into Sound Review
An album that will make you listen to and enjoy synthesizers in a totally new way.
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Introducing… Greg Dallas & Jan Esbra
When pianos and guitars transform into magical harps.
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Koki Nakano – Oceanic Feeling Review
The piano, the body and the ocean become one in this experimental masterpiece.
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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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Gaspar Claus – 2359 Review
Taking the cello outside of the classical sphere.
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Bailey Miller – Still Water Review
Hauntingly cosmic ambient folk to lull you into calm and confusion.
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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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Introducing… Lomond Campbell
140 tape loops to rearrange any way you want.
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Monolithe Noir – Rin Review
French trio return with triumphant album that makes you want to dance prog and math rock hybrid
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Introducing… Blue Uandi
Czeching out the experimental club music who love a trading card.
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Panjoma – Sun and Moon Review
Experimental electronica duo who do things very differently.
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Introducing… Murdocco
Uruguayan artist bringing a Latino smoulder to the PJ Harvey love jaded.
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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… Szun Waves
Jazzy ambience and earth tremors from opposites ends of the planet.
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Introducing… Tegh and Adel Poursamadi
A post-human sci-fi world romanticising the past.
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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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Field Works – Stations Review
Recordings of deep seismic activity and the human voice collide.
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Lucrecia Dalt’s “The Baby” is a bodily sound extravaganza
A horror soundtrack composed by body noise only.
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Rainbow Sahana – Astéroïde B-612 Review
A French-Punjabi mashup bringing synthwave and traditional ideas together.
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Introducing… El Hardwick
Exploring our relationship to our body and world through sound.
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Introducing… Quayola / Seta
Algorithms, pianos and digital art projections collide.
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DiipSilence – The Ten Review
A wildly experimental take on landscape driven new age music
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Oksana Linde – Aquatic and Other Worlds Review
A synth album 74 years in the making.
