Vear - The Church Of Flesh And Bone

Vear has finally released a follow up to last year's excellent Blair Witch-inspired album. "The Church Of Flesh And Bone" dives deeper into the death industrial realm, embracing horror ambient and ritual drone. There was an album by CRAVE from a few years ago called "Save Room", dedicated specifically to in-game save rooms. Vear's record is a full-blown walkthrough of a horror game - one you can't, and won't want to pause. Eerie soundscapes for the dystopian temple of doom. Kneel and pray for redemption, death is at the door.

Get the album on tape here, and stream in full below.

Feral Agathist - Fast Tines

Feral Agathist returns with a new offering of experimental tape manipulations. Backed by Rob Micalchuk's saxophone on "Good Tines", we get a sample of anti-jazz abstractions spiraling into a whirlwind of psychosis through a mix of musique concrète and loop manipulations. It's both feral and beautiful. "Bad Tines", on the other hand, veers towards an even more randomised universe of sound - one that somehow manages to roll forward, taking the listener on an alien trip of skipping late night cable TV channels on mushrooms.

Strap on and download the album here. You can stream both parts after the jump.

Mt Borracho - Artitix

Mt Borracho marks his comeback with this short, ritualistic piece "Artitix". Listening to it makes you feel like a detached spectator of a Mayan ceremony visited by an alien ship. Cop the track here, and fingers crossed there's more to come!

STRFLL - Rebirth

"Rebirth" is a new EP from STRFLL, consisting of four remastered and reworked "oldies". All the tracks gained extra flesh on their bones, making them sound richer, more layered and noisier - rad stuff. Glad to hear "Doin Better" getting a second life, it's a banger that sort of went unnoticed at the time. If I had a car I'd definitely put this on my permanent rotation.

Buy the EP here, and stream all four tracks below.

Modern Violenc3 - Hurricanes & Hellcats

I am genuinely so stoked about this album! Modern Violenc3 is a new project brought to life by longtime partners Alex Winter and Phoebe Pritchett, who a lifetime ago worked together as part of the witch house duo Blissed Out. After that, they immersed themselves in various hip-hop projects and working solo as Blizzedout and Feebzz, respectively. 2026 brings us Modern Violenc3 and their debut LP "Hurricanes & Hellcats". Production-wise, Alex did an incredible job - it's a daring record filled to the brim with beats that channel hyper-trap and vogue-ready witch house, with ricochets of electroclash, all dripping in that 2K10 sleaze sauce. Phoebe's rap delivery has an ethereal aura that pairs with those instrumentals perfectly, dropped with pure confidence and punch. Incredible record from the very first track - this is going to be on heavy rotation! "Pink Motorola Redux" is a solid contender for my fav track of the year...

You can buy the album on iTunes here. *Sept 13 update - the album is now on Bandcamp! Stream below.

Dancing In Slow Motion - I Cry Out 2 U

Dancing In Slow Motion is back at it again, with a selection of eight, dark and eerie joints that could've crawled out of a long-lost 2008 SALEM folder. Sludgy beats and haunted synths carry this album from start to finish, occasionally enhanced with murky vocals. One could make a case for flying close to the sun here, but this music is really good, catchy, and leaves you wanting more. Dance to it at a funeral parlour, the ruins of a forest church, or a crypto convention to confuse the fuck out of everybody. Witch house rules, and so does "I Cry Out 2 U".

Get the album here, and peep all the tracks below.

Ourobonic Plague - Land Marks

Ourobonic Plague's new single "Land Marks" starts like an on og dubstep tune with a deep, muffled bass before morphing into a deconstructed horror-jungle beast. Broken beats for broken souls. Grab it here. OP's new EP "G.A.: Seven: Convergence" coming soon!