From the void and back again: Cathode Ray Tube's Suono Y Oblio navigates heavy rhythm, dark sonic waters, and low-lying drones — "a rebirth through a chasm of noise" — while moon musiq's Renewal channels ambient electronics and harsh noise walls into a vital benefit compilation for injured sound artist Travis D. Johnson. For Heads Only's If You Know flips self-sampled jazz fragments into wonky, cinematic beats at the intersection of Brainfeeder and Stones Throw, and Daniel Chavez Crook's GOD CHANNEL documents a journey through trying times — hoping to heal as much as it reveals. LowPilott's Visions drifts between dream and reality on a haze of ambient textures and nostalgic melodies.
Electronic releases
“Witches, witchcraft, and magick.”
“30-second tracks about bugs”
Featured
87 in stock
“A tribute album to the film Decoder (1984)”
“M.E.C.H.A.'s sonic maximizer to lobby for peace.”
Featured
86 in stock
“A tribute to Throbbing Gristle”
Popular
82 in stock
“All proceeds go to mmiwusa.org”
15 in stock
“a record detailing the journey through some particularly trying times; hope it helps / heals”
Popular
New
Featured
“A benefit compilation for Travis D. Johnson consisting of ambient electronics and harsh noise walls”
Popular
New
Featured
29 in stock
“Sounds from the darkness moves the tiredest souls.”
Popular
New
70 in stock
“Download free track from ThirdTemple 'Robodad' on BandCamp”
Featured
118 in stock
“For fans of Flying Lotus & J Dilla, 'If You Know' is the Rolling Stone featured debut EP of 'For Heads Only' where notable jazz artist Mike Casey excavates fragments from his jazz discography and f...”
Popular
Featured