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Blak Saagan’s (Samuele Gottardello) monolithic Un Sequestro Lungo 10,000 Anni is one of 2026’s most audacious projects. Five years on from his last album, the Venetian composer delivers a 108-minute, triple-album opus, complete with an illustrated book featuring over 180 drawings by Iranian artist Majid Bita. This is an intensely personal work, creating a dystopian […]
Karakoz lands with a heavy impact. From the opening moments, Mai Mai Mai’s sixth album pulls no punches, grief pressed into aural forms. Maya Al Khaldi’s voice delivers a traditional chant, weaving through spectral melancholy and emotive synth melodies underscoring stunning vocal work and intricate, heart-pounding percussion. The Rome-based artist spent six weeks between Bethlehem […]
Laura Agnusdei’s latest record, Flowers Are Blooming In Antarctica, is a revelation. The title alone evokes striking images of ecological urgency and stark contrasts. The Italian saxophonist and composer embraces a spirit of sonic exploration, seamlessly weaving together acoustic instrumentation, electronic textures, and deep thematic resonance. Through radical optimism, Agnusdei navigates the tensions between collapse […]
I don’t have much to say in this week’s intro because it’s been a hectic week, and getting all these reviews edited and put together is a tiny miracle. It’s going to be a long year so we might as well make the soundtrack a good one. Foxy Digitalis depends on our awesome readers to keep things […]