drone
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Marreck- Yuda by Alien Jams Michael Hahn, a producer hailing from North East England and founder of Reject and Fade, assumes his Marreck pseudonym for Yuda, five tracks of biting tech-drones released yesterday as a 12″ by London imprint Alien Jams.
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MELK EN HONING by Author & Punisher A little late getting to this latest album from industrial metal act Author & Punisher, which was released at June’s end by Housecore. Definitely check it out if you’re in the mood for a pummeling and entrancing experience!
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On September 4, New Orleans ambient musician/minimalist composer Duane Pitre will conclude a trilogy of albums on Important Records with Bayou Electric. Up there is a serene clip from it; happy listening!
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Night and Day by Kevin Drumm & Jason Lescalleet A couple of noisy drones with a nocturnal theme from Kevin Drumm & Jason Lescalleet, hinting toward a second collaborative album they’re set to release via Erstwhile in October. These tracks leave us wondering if it’ll be even darker
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Here’s a short preview of Xiu Xiu’s new album Respectful & Clean. Although being released under the Xiu Xiu name, it sounds to be more of a solo electronic endeavor by frontman Jamie Stewart. At any rate, the project will be available July 15 via Fnord Tapes as
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Xiu Xiu frontman Jamie Stewart has scored an upcoming short film called Tzara, whose trailer you can check out below. Above is its theme music, and while ostensibly yet another one of Stewart’s characteristically noisy drones, it is among his most well-textured and rousing to date. TZARA TRAILER… Posted
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Blanck Mass’ sophomore LP takes the noisy, texture, drone-laced production of Fuck Buttons, and lays it against a varied series of electronic music styles.
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The latest installment of Matana Roberts’ Coin Coin series shifts the narrative down a drone-laden, cluttered pathway.
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Zs’ latest album shows the band taking a more stripped back approach to their hypnotically repetitive approach to experimental rock, jazz, and drone.
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With Sauna, Mount Eerie figurehead Phil Elverum continues in the drone-y, ambient direction he was headed in on 2012’s Clear Moon.
