Félicia Atkinson’s new album »Sans Visage« was inspired by Georges Franju’s 1960 horror film »Les yeux sans visage«. It places improvised piano and keyboards within an electroacoustic topography inspired by the GRM. Now available at www.anost.net

Kassel Jaeger's new album »Sub Re« is a sound engineering masterclass. Two longform ambient pieces made from concrete and re-contextualized sounds. Out via Shelter Press. LP and CD now available at www.anost.net

Actress & Suzanne Ciani: »Concrète Waves« Shifting from gentle synth and piano tones to brutal bass drums and back, »Concrète Waves« features two haunting performances, bringing together the organic fluidity of Ciani’s Buchla expressions and Actress’ »R&B Concrète«. Now available at www.anost.net

The Sprigs is a trio featuring Rory Slater (Malvern Brume). They play guitar music – from experimental sketches to folk and noise, garnished with TV sound clips and other sounds. Out via Bison, »For Red Riverbank« is now available at www.anost.net

»Ethiopian Musics« documents Ragnar Johnson and Ralph Harrisson’s vivid 1971 field recordings from Ethiopia. The expanded reissue comes with twelve previously unreleased recordings. 2LP & 2CD now shipping from www.anost.net

Serokolo 7’s »Maramfa Musick Pro« has landed on vinyl. It’s an introduction to Mapanta, a sound from Limpopo, South Africa. It echoes Shangaan or Amapiano rhythms, but speeds them up. Out on Nyege Nyege Tapes, now available from www.anost.net

Gentle ambient x breakbeat hybrids on the latest Short Span by Bot1500 aka Shinichi Kobayashi. Minimalism, focus, harmonies. »The Black Sea« LP now available at www.anost.net

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tibslc is back with »City of Something«: eight fragments of hi-fi ambient that further dissolve us in digital haze. LP out via Co:Clear, now available at www.anost.net

Oren Ambarchi & Will Guthrie moved through abstraction and experimentation, but on »Cold Shoulder« there is a relaxed confidence, though sound-wise things get tense now and then. Lovely George Michael portrait on the sleeve. Out on @futuraresistenza.bsky.social, copies shipping from www.anost.net

On »Angel of the North«, Bobby Ingham presents social-realist take on ambient music: sub-bass-heavy liminal sounds, field recordings and regional dialect. Out on Sneaker Social Club and copies available from www.anost.net

Ulla's 28912 label brings an album by J and the Woolen Stars aka Justin Cantrell, part of Picnic and head of Daisart. »Puff« is gorgeous bouquet of lowercase wonders; a glistening pool of lush refractions and music-box lullabies. Get a copy at www.anost.net

»Surfaces of a Broken Marching Band«, Ezekiel Honig's full-length from 2008, wanders between concrète sounds and beat research. Originally released on CD on Anticipate Recordings, it now gets a vinyl reissue via Keplar. Get a copy at www.anost.net

Electronic bliss here from Gast aka Konrad Wehrmeister. While percussive studies were key to his »5050« release, on »Pond«, Wehrmeister focuses on dubby & beatless electronics. Truly timeless stuff on stamped 180g vinyl, paper sleeve, no bullshit. Out via Ilian Tape, now available on www.anost.net

Dewa Alit is a master of Balinese gamelan, known for a radical fusion of tradition and experimentation. »Baur Bentur« presents pieces where Gamelan Salukat performs alongside virtuoso pianist Sri Hanuraga. Out via @orenambarchi.bsky.social and now available from www.anost.net

New from @edicoescn.bsky.social : »Périodique des Chemins Boueux / Herbes Étincelles«. At the centre is Roxane Métayer's violin in conversation grasshoppers, blackbirds, frogs etc. Later voice of Katya Shirshkova enters the scene. Booklet with poetry by Sara Eelen. Get a CD at www.anost.net!

Emily A. Sprague’s new 7inch »Double Moon« for @rvngintl.bsky.social feels closer to the music of her band Florist than to her recent environmental/ambient compositions. Three pieces of fragile dream pop, now available at www.anost.net

New Tax Free Records! Economy of Meaning's »Mind Sink« consists of free-floating compositions and loopy fragments from Copenhagen. Screen-printed sleeve & recycled vinyl. Get a copy on www.anost,net

On Kalia Vandever 's »Mana«, modern jazz and spacious arrangements meet melancholic brass and classic songwriting. Good one on International Anthem, get a copy at www.anost.net

Echoes of electroacoustic & contemporary classical traditions surface on Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe's »Manifestations in the Shadow of an Uncertain Land«, an oneiric 3-piece album, that uses voice, synthesis, literature, cinema, and sociopolitical landscapes. Copies now at www.anost.net

Avant-heavy trio BIG|BRAVE are back with »in grief or in hope«, a new album of their ›massive minimalism‹, moving (back) to dense guitar sound. Out tomorrow via Thrill Jockey, now shipping from www.anost.net

Mike Cooper transforms bird recordings from Pulau Ubin into something between field recording, memory, and imagination. »The Dream Island of Birds« is out on DISCREPANT next Friday, order a copy from www.anost.net

Saxophonist Zoh Amba picked up a guitar and recorded »Eyes Full«, an album that sits between blues, rock, and Appalachian folk, while retaining ties to the avant-garde scene from which Amba emerged. LP now available from www.anost.net

Dublin is a anonymous project, their 1st LP a set of oneiric electro-acoustic pieces for manipulated strings and digital synthesis. We'd like to know more, but wherethetimegoes – home of Princ€ss and Mel Keane– likes to keep things mysterious. Get a copy at www.anost.net

The Tara Clerkin Trio takes you »Somewhere Good«: Expanding their idiosyncratic blend of trip-hop echoes, avant-pop, indie and kraut-folk, »Somewhere Good« is the album that the two recent EPs had us hoping for. Out via @worldofechomusic.bsky.social tomorrow, get a copy from www.anost.net

On »Paradise Mountain«, Katatonic Silentio once again shows her stylistic versatility, moving from the looming techno of former releases into glowing electronica haze. Out via Maloca Records and now shipping from www.anost.net

Don't sleep on the Brannten Schnüre represses of »Geträumt hab ich vom Martinszug« and »Sommer im Pfirsichhain«. Back in print soon and available to pre-order at www.anost.net

Boards of Canada in stock and shipping (looks like we also have some Cindy Lee LPs left). www.anost.net

Loraine James's »Detached from the Rest of You« marks a shift towards more precise song forms. The production is stripped to the bone, with soundscapes made of clicks and glitches. »Detached from the Rest of You« is out on vinyl and CD as well – get a copy at www.anost.net

Lavurn produce gentle, R&B-infused post-slacker songs between indie and trip-hop. Their gorgeous new album »Baby it Cold Outside« is out now via Motion Ward, the label that brought you Cancer House or Hysterical Love Project. Now available from www.anost.net 🐑

Visible Cloaks are back with »Paradessence«, mappinf a complex matrix of oppositional concepts: Organic and artificial, authentic and replicated , fragile and sublime. Out via @rvngintl.bsky.social and now available from www.anost.net

Persistence of Sound releases a new work by Brunhild Ferrari called »L’oreille Voleuse« (The Thieving Ear). The LP features an extraordinary live reinterpretation by Eiko Ishibashi and Jim O’Rourke, recorded in October 2025 in Paris. Now available at www.anost.net

You may know Anthony Calonico as one half of Total Blue, but on his solo LP »Spacious Heart« you’ll hear him sing for the first time. »Smooth, luminous and quietly expressive« Out via Music from Memory and now available from www.anost.net

Psychedelic ritual folk and post-apocalyptic shamanism: The ›Fourth World post-colonial cultural cannibalists‹ Ak’chamel are »Spiritually Unemployed«. LP now available at www.anost.net

Mick Harris is back on L.I.E.S. with eight tracks of industrialized, delay-swept, murk-ridden dark water dubs on the »Culvert Dub Session Seven«. www.anost.net/release/9013...

A new chapter in the Portraits GRM series. »Sparkling or Silent« foregrounds Oren Ambarchi and crys cole's shared electroacoustic language while Giuseppe Ielasi’s »unfamiliar music (paris)« on Side B unfolds delicate, interwoven textures. Split LP now available from www.anost.net

The 5th release on Objekt’s Kapsela imprint is this killer EP of crystalline club tracks from Tristan Arp. On »(re)weave«, the Asa Tone member presents crystalline, organically tangled club tracks. Now shipping from www.anost.net

New Shinichi Atobe is in! www.anost.net/release/68E7...

»Onna Last Live 1983«: final performance by the original line-up of Onna, the psych-rock project of revered Japanese manga artist, Keizo Miyanishi. Deeply effective in their repetitive power, the songs evolve around two or three simply strummed guitar chords. Get a copy from www.anost.net

Post-glitch, electroacoustic ambient, textural minimalism: Mark Templeton's debut » Standing On A Hummingbird« was released in 2007 and now appears for the first time on vinyl. Out via KeplarRev and now available from www.anost.net

»At Source« by Caterina Barbieri and Bendik Giske captures a close, self-contained collaboration between analogue synthesis and extended saxophone technique, both intimate and cosmic. LP out now and available from www.anost.net

The Christian Wallumrød Ensemble is a group whose work on ECM and Hubro operate between jazz, contemporary composition, and folk music. Now »Non Sonett« also integrates electronics as a fundamental part of their loosely structured sound world. Now shipping from www.anost.net

Khôra & Mas Aya's »Primordial Mind« combines trans-ethnic scaling alongside a heady brew of rhythmic influences and electronic processing – operating with a tactility that vaults between free jazz, dub, raga, ambient, and ritual music. Out via Marionette and now shipping from www.anost.net

The newly minted Vaagner.Archive label makes øjeRum's expansive and impressionistic »Selected Organ Works« – originally released as a double cassette – available on vinyl for the first time. Now shipping from www.anost.net

The Death of Rave gifts us with four cuts 80s & early ’90s dance-pop by a mysterious artist called Mu! The untitled EP is now available at www.anost.net

With »Oblivion Seekers«, Ben Vida refines his language-based practice. In coordinated duets of spoken word in a neutral tone, Vida is joined by Nina Dante, Christina Vantzou, John Also Bennett & Félicia Atkinson. RIYL Robert Ashley Out via Shelter Press tomorrow and now available from www.anost.net

»Lateral« feels like Mammo's opus magnum, a »network of sparking neurons and painted landscapes in techno«, unfurling over 1,5 hours playtime. 3LP set out via Short Span and shipping from www.anost.net

Paperclip Minimiser is back with an encore to his recent album. »Topology Transform« feels less rough, and leans towards more atmospheric cuts. Out via Blank Minds and now shipping from www.anost.net

Flipper's 1982 debut LP »Generic Flipper« subverted the nascent hardcore scene with icy guitars, metallic bass sludge, and sardonically brilliant lyricism. Back in print on yellow vinyl with new liner notes by Simon Reynolds. Out via @superiorviaduct.bsky.social and avaiable from www.anost.net

Just in: The vinyl edition of Dagmar Zuniga's »in filth your mystery is kingdom / far smile peasant in yellow music«, an album that became a lo-fi folk classic in no time, after it appeared on Bandcamp and YouTube in 2025. Out via @ad93rec.bsky.social and now shipping from www.anost.net