Ambient music

Lose yourself in sound and never look back: Mother Raspberry & A.R.C. deliver 53 minutes of outright lunacy in their RAM-fortified sequel, while Stewart Keller scores a Lovecraftian underwater shooter with suitably atmospheric dread. Ken Wohlrob conjures instinctual, ethereal compositions that feel "familiar and alien — like an old language in your DNA," and Alex Routledge builds a hypnotic 15-minute live IDM and psychedelic electronica journey through real-time looping. Jacob's Fall shimmers with melancholic, cinematic uplift, and Les Antonymes collide experimental electronics and art-rock into psychedelic soundscapes like a soundtrack to your most haunting dreams.