Foxy Digitalis
I’ve honestly lost count of the number of beautiful releases Karen Vogt has been involved with in the past couple of years. Still, the Australian artist shows no signs of slowing down. In celebration of her recent album, Losing The Sea, on Mare Nostrum, she has assembled a lovely, sea-themed mix. Give it a listen and […]
Megan Alice Clune’s newest album on Room 40, Furtive Glances, feels like a secret. Voice memo recordings of piano improvisations that Clune never meant to be shared (until she came across them later and decided to assemble this record). They’re like sonic etchings of memories made real. It’s a beautiful collection of music that continues to […]
QNDFK knows a thing or two about disparate rhythmics and sporadic clatter, and all that expertise becomes the glue on this captivating mix. Earworms dance with chaos across cracked diamond streets deep into the fading neon nightlife. Aptly titled Melody & Cacophony: An Incompatible Assemblage, there’s no reason to hold back. QNDFK’s recent album, A Heavy Gloss., […]
It’s embarrassing to admit that I only just realized IKSRE stands for I Keep Seeing Rainbows Everywhere. If there ever was a perfect description for Phoebe Dubar’s music, that’s it. Through immersive, calming soundscapes, she transmits prismatic visions into the world, creating welcoming spaces for dreaming. Recent collaborations with Party Store and marine eyes further expand the palette, adding […]
Marcus Fischer has a way of knowing what sonic expression is needed at a precise moment. His discography is a mountain built on this, and the focused ideas bloom, leaving solid traces wherever they go. It’s a mountain worth scaling. Fischer brings that same approach to this beautiful mix titled (if we can make it […]
I love this description of Vancouver’s Kuma from his last record, You Cannot Cheat the Muse: “Bristol-born and Vancouver-based, Kuma has been destroying old worlds and building new ones for over two decades.” It feels like an old world at a new dawn on that album, communicated via tactile synthscapes and stretched wistful melodies. Kuma has a […]
Eve Maret’s sonic universes always surprise me. She fuses disparate threads from the cosmic layers and rhythms surrounding us, tying them together with expansive motifs. Her latest album, Earth and Space, is sonically rich and immersive and glides on emotional waves that saturate every chord progression and arpeggio. It’s a stunning, memorable record. Maret says this […]
For decades, Devin Sarno has carved out a unique path through experimental sound and outsider art. His work continues to push across boundaries as he doesn’t rest on past ideas but seems always be searching for new sonic vistas. Last year’s Studies series of duo recordings showed different sides of his creative practice, working with several stellar […]
A mix of New Zealand weirdness from an artist/label out of Finland? I’m not sure something exists more in my wheelhouse. Be sure to check out Juho’s label, AKTI, and the latest releases from Antony Milton, Jackie O Motherfucker, Jon Collin & Niclas Anderstedt Lindgren, and Black Bevy (a new collab between Antony Milton and […]