Back in 2024, Zola was asked to compose an original score for the horror movie Saint Clare. While the film hasn't made waves, the music behind it was just released on Bandcamp, and it's simply amazing.
The album is available on Bandcamp, you can stream it below.
Blear Moon, an ambient-composing alias of Germany-based musician Vlas Presnetsov, returns to Language Instinct - the Texan home of all things fuzzy - with a second release entitled "Nocturne Between Cycles". As the title aptly suggests, the album is a collection of glittering ambient tones bouncing off each other in a sleepy manner while remaining in perfect harmony. Floating somewhere between the grainy hiss and nightly ambience, glimmers of playfulness and curiosity push the tracks into slightly darker, yet captivating, territory.
Download the album here. Check it out in full down below.
Second release from the Australian noisemaker Martyr In The Sand. "معاقبة [Punish]" is a 45-minute long sonic warfare set somewhere deep in the Pacific trenches. Crusty layers of noise take over the curious play of shadows, in the accompaniment of death industrial gasps and harsh noise screams. It's only until the final track we can get that final breath of air and calm after this hellish ride.
Download "Punish"e here. Stream below.
Klokhet, the reincarnation of Travis Egedy's SCYTHE project, finds a clear and confidently executed direction within a self-described dungeon dub sub-genre. Drawing on muted trip-hop, UK bass, and ambient dungeon styles, "The Emerald Sphere" is simply incredible and hits all the right notes! Cop the single here.
"Foil" is the first single from the upcoming Three Wishes album "Roadside Shrine". It will be out on newly minted Caustic Heap, on November 7. I've been patiently waiting for something new from him ever since his incredible collab album with Pharmacist.
I love this concept! White Columns' "Business Class Vol. 1" is the first release in an experimental series of recordings utilising "found cassette tapes, live improvised guitar, bass, no input mixing, synths plus tape and digital recording manipulation". Volume on is digging into the grave of "Relax with the Classics - Volume 4: Andante" tape... The result is quite spooky, reminiscent of Pre-Cert Home Entertainment sound collages. Dig in here.
Now that's an interesting twist in sound progression. Intestines enlisted help from his guitar-strumming friend, Phoenix Davis, to produce this lo-fi, bedroom-pop single that reminds me of the Blogspot-era, DIY pop-folk producers from the Orchid Tapes stable. I really love that witchy bass lurking in the back of this track! Download "Who's Ready For Forever?" here. More from Intestines coming soon!