Post-Rock / Ambient

review Igloo Magazine· 15h ago

[2View] Ma Haiping/Velocity Unlocked & Various/Structure Series 3 (Molecular)

Molecular Recordings delivers two uncompromising statements of hard-edged techno, with Ma Haiping ’s Velocity Unlocked and a six-track compilation ( Structure Series 3 ) putting the focus squarely on relentless kicks, pressure-cooked grooves, and music built to flatten a dancefloor. Molecular keeps…

feature Igloo Magazine· 15h ago

Spencer Clark :: Voyager to the Realm of the Star Creatures

Spencer Clark ’s Typhonian Highlife project transforms dreams, occult lore, extraterrestrial encounters, and experimental electronics into otherworldly soundscapes that blur the boundaries between music, mythology, and the hidden dimensions of imagination. Inside Spencer Clark’s dream world…

Headphone Commute· 1d ago

Headphone Commute Radar

In October 2020, I published the first OUT TODAY column. Even then, I couldn’t keep up with all the new music, so in addition to my shorter SOUND BYTES write-ups, I started curating a collection of about a dozen albums and shared it with you about once a month. As everyone’s attention span got…

review Igloo Magazine· 1d ago

Circuit3​ :: Metanoia: Music From Therapy​ (Mortality Tables)

Metanoia: Music From Therapy marks an important step in Circuit3 ’s development. Fitzpatrick ’s electronic music retains its connection with a clearly defined tradition: analogue machines, sequences, emotional minimalism and synthetic soundscapes. Here, however, that tradition is used to confront…

feature Boolin Tunes· 1d ago

Damnation Festival 2026: Ones to Watch

Damnation 2026 is just around the corner, the final festival of the year within our UK remit, and what a huge one to send it off. As usual for our Ones to Watch pieces, we are all about picking up on the smaller bands on the line ups – we don’t have to tell you that you should be watching the likes…

review Igloo Magazine· 2d ago

The Mellowtrons :: DUB da Beat EP (Self Released)

With DUB da Beat , a self-released four-track EP available through Bandcamp, Walker returns to a sound that feels both deeply rooted in his history and wonderfully untouched by time. Massive basslines rumble beneath a haze of dubwise echoes, warped acid squelches, and fractured rhythms, creating a…

review Igloo Magazine· 2d ago

Marina Herlop :: Dja Dja (Self Released)

While continuing the legacy and wholly unique style introduced in Nekkuja and in 2022’s breakthrough Pripyat (both released on PAN ), Dja Dja , her first self-released album, sees a much stronger architecture and development: almost double the length of its predecessors, the album is configured as…

review Igloo Magazine· 2d ago

Vigilant :: Thread of Memories (Glacial Movements)

Vigilant offers here a meticulously crafted and sentient electronic release where processed field recordings interact with dreamily flowing dronescapes. A magical and magnetic feeling rises to the surface, leading the listener to a state of emotional stillness. Leading the listener to a state of…

review Boolin Tunes· 2d ago

ALBUM REVIEW: Polyphia – Be Not Afraid

“ Is there anybody here that knows something about the blood? “ Polyphia have abruptly abandoned the familiar, pushing further away from the softer instrumental fusions of their past work. Although it has been four years since their last release, the band have stuck closely to their strengths while…

review Boolin Tunes· 3d ago

ALBUM REVIEW: Frontierer – Ultraviolet Parasite

“ Step up now to play God. ” We’ve all got a story of a time that a band won us over in a live setting. My story for Frontierer involves their opening slot for The Dillinger Escape Plan . This was surely a pinch-me moment for the band, yet the diverse ‘oldhead’ audience that the headliner pulled…

review Igloo Magazine· 3d ago

Dead Edit :: Signal Loss (Self Released)

Jordan Schmelzer ’s debut as Dead Edit , Signal Loss , plunges deep into the industrial undercurrents of IDM, where fractured rhythms, mechanical weight, and ambient collage converge in a dense assemblage of broken beats and digital decay. As if a lost signal were slowly finding its way back…

interview Echoes and DustUK· 3d ago

Kefaya and Elaha Soroor: Our Freedoms Must Be Won

Kefaya and Elaha Soroor blend music and activism on their new album Our Freedoms Must Be Won. Tim Forster caught up with guitarist Giuliano Modarelli to discuss music, resistance and the struggle for freedom.

review Boolin Tunes· 3d ago

ALBUM REVIEW: Mental Cruelty – Echoes of a Forlorn Land

“We will march on through the everlasting winter.” Ever since the release of Lorna Shore ‘s And I Return to Nothingness , blackened and symphonic deathcore have entered a significant period of stagnation. Rather than taking creative risks that could set them apart, many bands within the genre have…

review Echoes and DustUK· 3d ago

Bow and Arrow – Bow and Arrow

Bertucci and Beharie were able to strike a balance between two different concepts and approaches to music-making and create this dual set of musical experimentation that sounds like a unified whole.

review Echoes and DustUK· 3d ago

LIINES – As Shadows Fall

Five tough tunes with no fat on them, As Shadows Fall, is a strong start and a fine restatement of intent.

review Igloo Magazine· 4d ago

Julien Ash + Philippe Neau :: Les allées tourbillonnaires (Mahorka)

Titled Les allées tourbillonnaires , this new release is a shadowy and immersive exploration of sound motifs and sonic details extracted from environmental noises and green-field recordings. Echoing, clashing noises are subtly covered by a vast array of microsounds Les allées tourbillonnaires by…

review Everything Is Noise· 4d ago

beabadoobee – “Pylon”

Pylon is a shocking display of growth from beabadoobee , and is not only her best album, but one of the year’s best. Release date: September 18, 2026 | Dirty Hit Records | Instagram | Website Honestly, I never was a huge fan of beabadoobee in the past. I’ve listened to almost everything she’s made…

interview Echoes and DustUK· 4d ago

Stephen Ramsay from Light Conductor

Gavin Brown caught up with Stephen Ramsay from Montréal psych-ambient synth-drone supergroup Light Conductor to get an insight into their new release Sequence Three and the world of Light Conductor.

review Echoes and DustUK· 5d ago

Arabs in Aspic – Sorgens Kapittel

Sorgens Kapittel stands as a powerful farewell to a beloved bandmate and a reminder that, even when one chapter ends, the music can continue to resonate long after the final note has faded.