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Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist Emily Daccarett enthralls with both emotional power and âŚ
Swedish artist Karin Turesson, the creative mind behind the project Sunstroke Rain, continues showcâŚ
Dark Folk Music For The Darkest Of Folk! A dark folk journey into the land of legend and lore. MeetâŚ
MUNA ignite a euphoric, full-body release on âDancing on the Wall,â an irresistible, intoxicating iâŚ
Toronto producer Loukeman has worked with artists like PinkPantheress, A$AP Rocky, and AminĂŠ, and hâŚ
Portland-based band The Builders and The Butchers will be releasing their new album, which marks thâŚ
Yeah baby, we're blogging about Afroman again! Last month, the former one-hit wonder went mega-viraâŚ
There is depth to the way London-based Bonam ply us with heavy percussion and electronicâŚ
When this record was announced, it seemed like a surreal dream, a meeting of linked souls with psycâŚ
Our guide to the monthâs crucial electronic music. Read full story on the Bandcamp Daily.
With its blend of heavy guitars and electronic textures, the track marks the groupâs most ambitiousâŚ
Following a hiatus, Brooklynâs âpower discoâ quartet AdiĂłs Ghost have returned with their second fuâŚ
A couple of electronic tracks that donât quite fit the usual study beat mould and so end up in the âŚ
Eternal Almost by Tomo Katsurada & Misha PanfilovChecked Misha Panfilovâs Bandcamp last night tâŚ
Frankie PizĂĄ sketches out the majorsâ emerging (and AI-powered) new business model, plus a round-upâŚ
Keiko Tsuda deliver an angular, fiery blend of guitar and electronic drums â a raw, cinematic soundâŚ
Futurebirds have announced their first double album, Far Out Country, set for release on June 5 viaâŚ
Research Vesselâs âPart of the Charmâ presents five brief but richly textured vignettes that distilâŚ
Following a career as an industrial rock vocalist, Tokyo-based Yuichi Nishikawa pivoted to compositâŚ
Jangly, surf-y and also psychedelic too, this latest single has effortless undertones whilst still âŚ
Thereâs a certain kind of image that refuses to fade, no matter how many times it is reproduced, reâŚ
The Catskills rise like an afterthought of God, blue with distance and old weather, their ridges hoâŚ
pastoral ambient waves pastoral ambient waves and arpeggios, sub-arctic mise en scène the impetus fâŚ
Beginning with soft, dreamy synths, the first song from Qualia At Odds â the seventh album in nine âŚ
