Darren Cunningham's eighth mystifying album serves another generous batch of purposefully askew dancefloor mutations and crystalline ambient pieces.
The groundbreaking producer engineers kick drums back into the equation of his cascading ambient techno.
Impressive 16-channel electro-acoustic work inspired by astrophysics and the unconscious mind.
The producer's most bizarre release yet is filled with twisted, grimy mutant dancehall and sludgy deconstructed acid.
Cardopusher returns to high BPM intensity with an exhilarating hybrid of breakcore and hard trance.
A companion release to the Italian synthesist's revelatory 2019 album Ecstatic Computation.
The French composer/producer returns to her roots with poignant analog synth instrumentals reflecting the ever-changing nature of reality.
The South African artist's second album is one of the amapiano scene's strongest releases yet.
Fascinating effort from the pioneer of beat bruxaria, a surreal and sinister offshoot of funk brasileiro.
Immersive, environmental ambient techno from one of the founders of experimental label Jacktone Records.
The ambient composer reflects on humankind's troubling relationship with technology on an album rich with strings and sophisticated electro-acoustic arrangements.
An intoxicating set of ambient-leaning sci-fi techno from the longtime member of Detroit electro group Ectomorph.
The British producer embraces his trance roots on his equally cathartic and euphoric debut album.
The New York composer's fifth album is a delight of shape-shifting melodies and enchanting cyclical moods.
The producer returns from a six-year hiatus with artfully claustrophobic tracks that teeter between mournful and menacing.
Reflective yet chaotic second full-length from the hybrid bass master and festival mainstay.
Bright-eyed machine soul from central Los Angeles beat scene figure Gabriel Reyes-Whittaker.
James McKeown evokes '70s Krautrock and kosmische music as well as hauntology on his first Soul Jazz Records release.
A masterful set of cyberpunk-leaning electro-techno from the esteemed Hamburg-based DJ.
The third album of wistful, hazy ambient/post-rock compositions from Hollie Kenniff of dream pop duo Mint Julep.
The singer/songwriter, producer, and star collaborator returns to his club roots on one of the most honest releases of his career.
The debut solo album from the celebrated producer and Simian Mobile Disco co-founder is unexpectedly insular and personally drawn.
The visionary electronic artist revisits some of his formative trance and techno influences while retaining the spirituality of his later work.
One of Hyperdub's key artists returns with her ebullient if emotionally broad fourth album, joined by the likes of Paul White and Pearson Sound.
Original electronic versions of Jerrilynn Patton's Pulitzer Prize-nominated collaboration with Third Coast Percussion.
An inspired blend of 1970s and '80s dance and hip-hop sounds mark the London electronic duo's fifth album.
The EVI master channels darker energies on his third Kranky release, this time incorporating the frayed wheezing of a restored pump organ.
Inspired by her pregnancy, the producer/sound designer's third album is a restless, fascinating exploration of childhood and parenthood.
Pumping maximum energy and euphoria, this is the debut LP from the collaboration between Kaskade and deadmau5.
A flowing sequence of orchestral ambient collages created in part during the artist's residency at Ina-GRM Studios in Paris.
A more detailed yet also noisier and more aggressive follow-up to the breakcore artist's remarkable 2020 effort Palimpsest.
Using a 19th-century pipe organ as a source, the composers deliver a rainbow's worth of ambient pieces ranging from soft to all-consuming.
On her third Hyperdub full-length, the Londoner reflects on her family and the music that helped shape her adolescent years.
The English musician takes something of a left turn and delivers a sleek, deeply satisfying dance record.
The ambient harpist turns in her most richly nuanced album to date, with help from members of Slowdive, the Cure, and other collaborators.
The duo's collages of Smithsonian Folkways' non-musical recordings celebrate the label's 75th anniversary and how we document and reframe the past.
Mourning [A] BLKstar offshoot with a thrilling mix of poetry, electronics, and live instrumentation that obscures genre borders with post-punk spirit.
Lush, atmospheric pop drawing from liquid drum'n'bass and ambient house, by Indonesian-American artist Melati Malay (Young Magic, Asa Tone).
Chaotic glitch improvisations recorded live with no overdubs by Hausu Mountain's Max Allison.
Third EP and major-label debut from the award-winning neo-soul junglist.
A cloudy, daydream-like fusion of footwork, IDM, and abstract techno from a prolific artist based in Pennsylvania.
The project's restlessly creative tenth album revisits the music of Daniel Lopatin's young adulthood with equal amounts of ambition and emotion.
The debut album from the celebrated U.K. dance duo mixes moody, after-hours melancholia with hook-driven club rhythms.
Some of the most immediate and accessible work from the visionary U.K. bass producer and Hessle Audio co-founder.
Second LP of inventive, supremely blown-out lo-fi house and abstract jungle from Lukid and Tapes.
The final album released during the revered artist's lifetime is an audio diary consisting of somber yet graceful keyboard pieces.
Another cosmic earth-rot fantasia from sci-fi synthesist Lindsay Olsen, this one involves around a dozen collaborators who add rhythmic intricacy and might.
A vibrant set of house tracks that serve as poignant reflections, celebrations, and peaceful protests.
Surgeon returns to Tresor with a propulsive, constantly shifting studio album that captures the spontaneous energy of his live sets.
The Korean-American electronic artist's debut album is a mixture of self-reflection, protest, and nostalgic fantasy.
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