Four-LP set of expansive, melodic ambient pieces that originated as a series of limited cassettes in 2019.
A surreal, time-transcending collage of previously unreleased material, first presented as a Resident Advisor podcast.
The first non-soundtrack solo album from the Stars of the Lid co-founder evokes an escapist dream state approaching bliss.
A rewarding, slowly evolving synthesizer work originally created for an immersive audio installation at the Sónar Lisboa Festival in 2022.
Debut effort from an ambient jazz duo who describe their music as a meditation on Black being and non-being.
The Belgian-Chinese producer explores his roots on an album inspired by his late mother and his first trip to Hong Kong.
Thrilling techno-influenced soundtrack to the 2024 film that benefits from input by Boys Noize.
Regis and Surgeon translate the live energy of their long-running industrial techno project with its first studio album.
With help from guests like Panda Bear and Carly Rae Jepsen, producer Nathan Jenkins expands his vision of subtle, sophisticated electro-pop.
Dan Snaith extends the club-friendly sound of his work as Daphni into his main project, resulting in his most outwardly expressive music.
Serene, flowing ambient pieces bridging guitar-based drone with modern classical arrangements.
The artist's second album of dreamy ambient techno and IDM tracks inhabits a similar space as her debut LP from 2023.
Sam Shepherd focuses on his club side with a marvelous album of tightly engineered yet exploratory and psychedelic dance tracks.
Continuing to save his most reflective material for his full-lengths, Kieran Hebden presents a focused set of mainly downtempo tracks.
The genre-obliterating Japanese artist finds a balance between chaotic excess and direct expression on their Brainfeeder debut.
Futuristic, forward-thinking footwork from the Teklife affiliate, bridging the style's house origins with jazz, rap, and experimental club music.
The U.K. producer's first album reflects their personal journey and their Northern upbringing, channeling styles like donk and euphoric trance.
The producer's long-awaited second album is a joyous, pensive, and satisfying love letter to the communal healing power of dance music.
Exploratory and uplifting intergenerational collaboration that occasionally takes on a more spiritual aura.
The electronic visionary's third album builds on all of her past achievements, and features high-profile guests like Björk and Philip Glass.
The experimental composer utilizes a programmable instrument to create an understated yet otherworldly sound environment made up primarily of acoustic piano sounds.
Ólafur Arnalds and Janus Rasmussen incorporate more detailed rhythms and orchestral arrangements on their techno project's second album.
An immersive, tranquil reflection on the natural world from the Japanese composer, vibraphonist, and marimba player.
A bracing, powerful work concentrating on British colonialism and its aftereffects, featuring a stellar cast of guest collaborators.
The harpist demonstrates her range from soundscape weaver to art-pop maverick on her bewildering debut album.
Full-length debut from the award-winning singer/producer, seamlessly blending jungle's head-rush breakbeats with neo-soul introspection.
Celebrating life and nature, the producer returns to beat-driven work while continuing to mix electronic and acoustic sound sources.
The producer's contemplation of the passing of time captures his music at its pensive, mysterious best.
On his fourth long-player, the Nashville-based ambient composer adds the tension of doom metal to his powerful, dreamy aesthetic.
Mike Meegan fully dives into breakcore and digital hardcore while retaining the mutated pop elements of his previous few albums.
The producer and DJ collaborates with other members of Detroit's rich musical community, such as Kesswa, Ahya Simone, and Tammy Lakkis.
A somewhat back-to-basics full-length from the elusive techno artist, blending ambient dub washes with mutated breaks.
Ranging from chart-friendly pop to abstract experiments, the producer's posthumous second album reinforces her irreplaceability.
One of Tom Jenkinson's most well-rounded full-lengths, with tracks ranging from solemn guitar meditations to acidcore rave madness.
A completely acoustic revision of a 2002 album that extended warm, glitching electronic loops into subtly evolving drones.
The entirety of a five-EP instrumental series, paring Kevin Martin's apocalyptic dub to its essence.
Hyperdub's first full-on jungle record, produced by two of the leading figures of the genre's revival.
Fascinating Planet Mu debut by a longtime D.I.Y. artist obsessed with jungle, Krautrock, and Yugoslav new wave.
Continuing in the direction of Mike Paradinas' 2022 output, this effort is another winning mixture of choppy breakbeats and wistful melodies.
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