What if a Salamanca village’s women’s drum tradition had kept evolving alongside synthesizers? Pablo Martín Jones has spent a debut album finding out. ...
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Baldruin builds miniature invented folklore from church bells, marimba, and improvised character games with his young son....
Read MoreHaitian-Canadian producer Gayance maps a decade of movement across broken beat, gospel house, and carnaval on her second album....
Read MoreJakarta producer Wandour chases lost childhood memories through cassette loops and field recordings, with more dancefloor in it than the concept would suggest....
Read MoreA self-released, near-hour record from a Colorado producer that makes dub techno feel like it was grown in the ground....
Read MoreFive albums in and Saint Abdullah and Eomac are still refusing to sit still. This is their most chaotic and rewarding record yet....
Read MoreAngular, nostalgic electronica from two producers who sound like a third thing neither could be alone....
Read MoreThe Dutch duo’s seventh album adds modular synthesis to their dark IDM palette, and the warmth it brings makes the cold parts colder.There is a reliable logic to...
Read MoreA Catalan composer maps her own hero’s journey across 15 tracks of martial drums, Balinese gamelan, operatic vocals and organic drum and bass....
Read MoreA French-Brussels trio build nine tracks of post-club free improvisation that moves like a film festival of noir, tragedy and abrupt beauty....
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