Modern Violenc3 - The America Tape

Merely three months after dropping their radical debut album, Modern Violenc3 return with "The America Tape". Sixteen tracks deep, this album builds on the witch-rave foundations of its predecessor, bumping the gear up with nihilistic lyrics and take-no-prisoners tempos - NOS thrown in for an extra boost. In an ideal world, this would be the official soundtrack to a Tony Hawk's Pro Skater game with a forced mode to play at 1.5x speed. The chemistry between Winter's futuristic-yet-current beats and Phoebe's rap delivery is undeniable - they make sure not a single second is wasted throughout this spellbinding record. It's a stunning feat for a band so new (in a way) to build such a powerful foundation in just a few short months. I'm genuinely so excited to see what's next for them. I just hope there will be physical editions of those records!

The album is out now on Bandcamp and iTunes. Stream down below.

Witcha - Liars feat. STRFLL

"Liars" is the second single from Witcha's upcoming album "Marigold", featuring STRFLL on extra production duties. I was not expecting it to sound the way it does, its a fast and furious dancefloor tune, that gived a nod to French electro scene. Download the single here.

Dakota Rogers - Calling

Dakota Rogers released this incredible single "Calling" a few months back and I totally missed out on it. Dreamy, ethereal jam based on Burial sample that melts my heart every single time - you just can't go wrong here. Plaese support the artist if you can here.

Lover's Leap - Summer Rain

Lover's Leap returns with a brand new 2-track vinyl single on newly minted Perverse Incentives. "Summer Rain" is a deliciously dark and gritty collage of power electronics, addictive noise signals and chopped up harsh walls. Both tracks are sick, but "Belongings Scattered Around The Entrance" moves something inside me.

You can peep the digital version here. Records will be on sale soon, make sure to follow label's IG page.

Ras G - Raw Fruit Vol. 7 & 8

You can purchase this album in vinyl and tape formats here. Stream after the jump.

Exsufflation - Channel 0

Exsufflation's second album "Channel 0" came out on July 3, but I think I was subconsciously waiting for the season to change and September to arrive so I could sit down with headphones (where the raw intimacy of his lyrics truly lands) and recommend it to the world. Seven songs deep, it's Rob's most personal project to date, written and recorded during a challenging period marked by the deaths of a close friend, his grandmother, and his dog. The result is a witch house dirge that sonically pays respect to the sound of a bygone decade while lyrically offering a glimpse into Rob's mind during this difficult time. His songwriting, filled with love, grief, hope and sadness, is delivered with a voice overflowing with pain and emotion. All these feelings guide both the artist and the listener throughout the record, breaking your heart while slowly nurturing the healing process, ultimately delivering an incredibly engaging album that will undoubtedly land on my end-of-year list.

The album is still available on CD here (but be quick, 3 copies left!). Stream it in full down below.

Deeat Palace – S.c.a.n.n.e.r.

Deeat Palace released her latest album "S.c.a.n.n.e.r." in September of '25 via the French imprint Prix Libre Record. I just realised I've had this post sitting in draft mode since last year, but it was great to revisit it today. "S.c.a.n.n.e.r." furthers her exploration of the wide scope of experimental electronic music, connecting the dots between industrial, noise and power ambient to form a cinematic listening experience. It makes me think of Blade Runner for some reason. Really solid recording - check it out.

Cop the album here, there are still some tapes left. Stream below.