Collins Oboh, aka Colloboh, is an experimental electronic musician born in Nigeria, raised in Baltimore, and now living in LA. Colloboh released Entity Relation through the prolific Leaving Records label in 2021, an EP of hypnotic IDM beats, and he recently finished touring with indie giants Beach House.
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Midwest polymath Keith Rankin is a visual artist who’s made covers for Rico Nasty and Kerwin Frost. He’s also the co-owner of the experimental label Orange Milk, the sole member of Giant Claw, and 1/3 of the group Death’s Dynamic Shroud. Dive in for a masterclass on what it means to be musically proper.
Read moreDrinks ~ Hippo Lite
Two hermits on holiday, one beautiful recording that blurs elements of classical, pop, and experimental. Check out Drinks' new album, Hippo Lite.
Read moreRamona Lisa ~ Arcadia
Chairlift frontwoman, Caroline Polacheck, frequents an alternate universe known as Arcadia, inspired by European landscapes and the intricate beauty of insects...
Read moreShy Layers ~ New Age Waves
"Shy Layers doesn't mind if you call his music easy-listening." In fact, it's the most accessible, experimental music I can remember ever hearing.
Read moreMegafortress - Believer
This is a record for a curious ear, a broken heart or a wandering soul.
Read moreHarry Talin - The Exciter
Solo artist and founder of River Girls tapes, Coleman Guyon a.k.a. Harry Talin, releases The Exciter — a lonesome journey of self-discovery built on disparate compositions of horns and synths.
Read moreW-X - Another Side of Tim Presley
White Fence releases a side project under the name of W-X, exposing his love for a good rap beat as well as his truly experimental side.
Read moreJames Ferraro - Skid Row
James Ferraro's Skid Row drops on November 13th and is inspired by the brutal reality of LA's ruthless culture. Skid Row provides a foray into black metal ballads built on the foundations of rap music.
Read moreWillis Earl Beal - Noctunes
The latest album from man of mystery, Willis Earl Beal, can only be listened to at night. Beal calls the album, "a perfect, and intentionally minimal, collection of lullabies that (he) often self-medicates with."
Read moreZ's - Xe
There's so much joy in listening to music that at once sounds familiar and like nothing you've heard before. Zs challenge every perception of music as they put jazz through a blender to create Xe. It sounds harsh, but the organized confusion of it all turns to bliss with careful listening.
Read moreRS2090 - Common Ground
Initially, one might be tricked into thinking there’s variations of pop at work here, by the Kanye-esque auto-tune intro, but that's just an intro.
Read moreNosaj Thing - Fated
On Fated, Nosaj Thing keeps his production light and hazy finding a gray area between chill-wave and trap beats.
Read moreDamaged Bug - Hubba Bubba
How do you re-invent yourself as a musician when your psych-garage band has gained a cult following, and released a prolific amount of material in a short amount of time? Behold, John Dwyer's synth project: Damaged Bug.
Read moreKing Krule - 6 Feet Beneath The Moon
Marshall’s voice is a combination of Kurt Cobain's pain and torment and the clouded confessionals of Tom Waits.
Read moreDirty Beaches - Stateless
R.I.P. Dirty Beaches. Stateless is the project's final album, and a fitting farewell it is.
Read moreMark Barrot - Sketches From An Island
Step into an album of surreal visuals and sounds with the sole purpose to relax you and heal your physical form.
Read moreDirty Beaches - Drifters/Love Is The Devil
Dirty Beaches is the Jim Jarmusch of music — few people can create the ambiance of film through their songs the way Dirty Beaches does.
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