»Fog« is Marija Rasa’s debut album on Short Span as emer (following a single with Ugnė Uma for Stroom and a debut tape for Lilerne Tape Club). »Fog« is dreamy and dub-infused electronics, it reimagines classic dub techniques through radical studio experimentation. EP available from www.anost.net

Praed Orchestra – the Lebanese duo of Raed Yassin and Paed Conca – fuses Egyptian shaabi, free jazz, and improvisation. On »The Dictionary of Lost Meanings« they are backed by a full orchestra. Out via Discrepant & now available from www.anost.net

lovesliescrushing's »Bloweyelashwish«, iconic 1992 haze of guitars, loop pedals, and infinite reverb. Back via by Numero Group....

Timeless tunes with raw, unpolished charm from Berlin’s GUU. Multi-rhythmic harmonies unfold like sketches from the backyard— improvised with percussion and synths, while woodwind and string instruments occasionally add a subtle, jazzy tone. ...now available from www.anost.net

Katatonic Silentio typically walks the line between dance music and experimentation. Her new EP »Water Dubs« opens with some of her most exploratory tracks ydet, before she enters an underwater dancefloor with A3. »Water Dubs« is out on A Walking Contradiction and now available from anost.net

Accordionist Suzan Peeters debut album explores a hidden chamber of sound. The title »Cassotto« refers to the resonating chamber inside an accordion that warms, softens, and deepens its tone. Listening to this LP feels like stepping into that room. Out via Blickwinkel, now at www.anost.net

New from An'Archives 2/2 »Hanabi« is a collection of more recent material from legendary Japanese folk singer Kazuki Tomokawa. Across ten songs, Tomokawa reaches an ecstatic late-career peak, moving between fragile melancholy and eruptive fury. Now shipping from www.anost.net

New from An'Archives 1/2 »Kagome Kagome« is the first collaboration between Delphine Dora (playling a 104 year-old harmonium) and Ayami Suzuki (voice and electronics), creating spectral drones and blurred vocal unisons. LP is now shipping from www.anost.net

A second volume of MARV's Keyboard Suites, released by enmossed and Softer Recordings. »Keyboard Suite II« documents MARV in their fully matured state with melodies that eschew easy categorization and a much-expanded studio effects and processing palette. Available now from www.anost.net

TRii’s »Music for Desert Reboot« was first released in 2020. With its blend of DIY electronics, outsider pop, and gamelan-inspired percussions, it soon gathered cult status. Following two runs on cassette, World of Echo has pressed it on vinyl for the 1st time. Now available from www.anost.net

Emily A. Sprague’s »Cloud Time« traces an audio-spiritual journey, recorded during a tour across Japan. Compiled from environmental improvisations, the 7 pieces were excerpted from over eight hours of recordings. Out via @rvngintl.bsky.social, available from www.anost.net

Amgen presents a recording of Éliane Radigue's »Asymptote Versatile« (1963–64), widely recognized as the oldest surviving composition by the pioneering French electronic music composer. CD now available from www.anost.net

Next entry in the Portraits GRM series comes from Jana Irmert & 7038634357! Jana Irmert’s »Portals« was produced entirely from sounds recorded in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil and Colombia. »Rope« by 7038634357 explores the formal figure of the rope. LP now shipping from www.anost.net

New Joanne Robertson LP is in! »Blurrr« is a record of loose and playful intuition, with both sparse and – where collaborator Oliver Coates comes in – rich arrangements. »Blurrr« is out via @ad93rec.bsky.social & now available form www.anost.net

With »Dragon’s Return«, Australian composer and multi-instrumentalist Oren Ambarchi and Norwegian guitarist Fredrik Rasten present an enchanting score to Eduard Grečner’s 1967 Slovak cult film.

Fairuz's album »Chat Iskandaria« was originally released on Relax-in in 1987. It sees the Lebanese Diva going back to her roots and interpreting classic songs by the Rahbani Brothers in her own style accompanied by hypnotic traditional orchestral arrangements. Available from www.anost.net now!

Discreet Archive is an experimental label based in Wales that works with small editions of tapes and compact cassettes. Recent releases are now available from www.anost.net, with an instant download included.

For »Pareidolia«, Eiko Ishibashi & Jim O’Rourke edited material captured at shows they played in Europe. The album shapes an ideal collage from the best resonances and relationships from those nights. »Pareidolia« is out via Drag City and now available from www.anost.net

Very few copies of Zoh Amba's »Sun« LP in stock. »Amba navigates the edges of an improvisational delta, where spiritual jazz and free folk emerge not as separate genres.« Out via Smalltown Supersound and now shipping from www.anost.net

Troth’s »An Unfinished Rose« draws on the duo's DIY roots, but sheds dissonance and tape compression of earlier records to reveal the duo’s music in radiant clarity. Out on Night School Records and shipping from www.anost.net

Blank Forms continue their deep dive into the oeuvre of enigmatic underground group The Shadow Ring: »Hold On Onto I.D.« and »Wax-Work Echoes« now available from www.anost.net @blankformseditions.bandcamp.com

Valentina Magaletti & YPY's collaborative LP »Kansai Bruises« melts abrasive drums with electronics. Few copies now available, more stock expected in September! www.anost.net/release/7A80...

»Ramble« by Sebastiano Carghini, follows releases for enmossed, Total Stasis or Second Sleep. Released by young label topo2, the album is an »ambient-no-ambient journey, where degraded tape hiss, layered textures, drifting echoes, and minimalist pulses dissolve.« Copies shipping from www.anost.net

Giuseppe Iealsi (@senufoeditions.bsky.social) & composer/sound artist Jack Sheen team up for »The Vestige«, an album that unfolds in liminal zones where pitch and noise, repetition and irregularity blur. Out via @orenambarchi.bsky.social & shipping from www.anost.net @senufoeditions.bsky.social

In many of Florian TM Zeisig’s productions, ambient textures are laced with small, disruptive moments – not on »A New Life«, perhaps his most pastoral album. Featuring harp & saxophone by Róisín and Cathal Berkeley, it has now been released via Stroom, and we have a few copies left at www.anost.net.

..... that Purelink vinyl arrived as well!

Special Guest DJ's »Our Fantasy Complex« centers around two 13-minute tracks: the flickering »How Long Can I Burn?« and the sub-bass-driven »Yoro«. Music with dreamlike quality, yet it’s rough and gritty – ambient that refuses to soothe. Out via 3XL now available from www.anost.net

On »Dimension Scrolling«, Olli Aarni blends spoken word, diatonic harmony, and spectral electronics. Out via @mondoj.bsky.social & now shipping from www.anost.net

»Strands of Lunar Light« by guitarist and composer Fredrik Rasten is an exploration of spectral microtonality and just intonation for guitars. A speculative moonscape through sound, shaped by sub-audio vibrations and harmonic resonance. Out via Aspen Edities & available from www.anost.net

dj haram's debut »Beside Myself« builds on middle eastern music, but finds equal space for Jersey Club, rap, punk, noise, electro-acoustic instrumentation, darbuka drums and violin, rave synths, walls of 808's and lurking bass. Out via @hyperdub.bsky.social & available from www.anost.net

Gonçalo F. Cardoso continues to hop the islands: On »Impressões de Várias Ilhas« he combines raw and processed field recordings from three Macaronesian archipelagos w/ synthesised landscapes, improvising with the surroundings using battery-powered synths and handheld samplers. Now at www.anost.net

»omnis festinatio ex parte diaboli est« showcases a dark and unruly side of Perila, with her ethereal vocals embedded in electronic, post-industrial sounds. Out via West Mineral and now available from www.anost.net

A double pack of fine dub techno from Mammo: »General Patterns« culminates in an epic 18-minute movement, showcasing some portamento finesse and gentle bass rumbles. Out via Short Span, who also brought you the recent Sa Pa. Now available from www.anost.net

Any's debut »Mega Mercy« collects oneiric ambient folk and LA Timpa-produced dream pop oddities. It's a nice one and it's out via sferic, and it's now shipping from www.anost.net

The sound of Primitive Motion is »kaleidoscope, abstract pop that’s webbed between rickety electronics, pulsating krautrock, airy minimalism, and home-spun drone.« The 2xCD set »Lost Frequencies« includes 24 songs from their archives. Out via Discreet Music and now shipping from anost.net

False Aralia, new Peak Oil sub, landed at www.anost.net. Warm Rhythm & Sound-infused tracks + some fragmented, grainy sounds on False 03, more complex drum programming w/ subtle, dubbed-out details and airy sound design on False 04. @brianfoote.bsky.social

🌐🌐 Following the acclaim of Fossil Cocoon, the 2024 reissue of key works by the 1980s by Hiroshima-based cult outsider composer K. Yoshimatsu, we revisit his catalogue with the compendium release Zentai: The Collected Works of K. Yoshimatsu 🌐🌐 youtu.be/l3U17vI7je0?... phantomlimblabel.bandcamp.com

We also do have this playlist btw, updating it once a week...

In 1996 Gastr del Sol released »Upgrade & Afterlife«, their fourth studio album — the one featuring Roman Signer’s »Water Boots« as its artwork. Reissue via Drag City now shipping from www.anost.net

»Time Machines« was released in '98 by Coil under the alias Time Machines and consists of four drone pieces, each intended to sonically emulate the effects of psychedelic substances Reissued via DAIS in various editions over the past years, »Time Machines« is now back in stock at www.anost.net.

Kassel Jaeger’s »Fernweh« was originally released on Giuseppe Ielasi and Jennifer Veillerobe’s Senufo Editions in 2012. On »Fernweh«, Kassel Jaeger (aka François J. Bonnet) draws together concrète materials into a drifting assemblage. Oit via @orenambarchi.bsky.social & shipping from www.anost.net

»In Transit« by the duo Lia Kohl & Zander Raymond is built around a collection of field recordings made in spaces of transit like bus stops, train stations, taxis, then blended with accordion and modular synthesizer, and cello. Now shipping from www.anost.net

»ILLUMINOTECNICA« by Cortex of Light fuses the sharp production style of SND/Mark Fell with IDM in the vein of early/mid Plaid, contrasted by some dubbed-out and murky passages, building towards a finale that’s literally uplifting. Out via 3XL and now shipping from anost.net

With »New Environments & Rhythm Studies«, Andrew Pekler continues what he started with the ›fake ethnographies‹ of »Tristes Tropiques«: Twelve tracks of synthetic field recordings, warm, undulating electronic textures, shifting percussion patterns, and serene melodies. Now shipping from anost.net

New from ‪The Trilogy Tapes: light-footed lo-fi steppers with no brakes on by Beau Wanzer and Rezzett. »Borez« by Borez now available from www.anost.net ‬

Omid Geadizadeh's solo debut on Wah Wah Wino includes three dub cuts on side A, all featuring the slightly psychedelic and striking sound of an Iranian santur. Morgan Buckley with a (vinyl-only) remix on side B. Some copies now at www.anost.net, one per customer, please.

»Poly-Art Recordings 1976-1982«, collects Costin Miereanu’s series of self-published music from 1982 and 1984 on six CD's. A document of French minimalism, early ambient, and nonconformist contemporary music from that era. Box of 6 CDs now available from www.anost.net

Wonderful outsider pop by CD3. Murky arrangements, sad bass clarinets & laconic chanting — think Mark Glynne & Bart Zwier, Troth (whose Amelia Bessensy is featured), Bruce Gilbert, or even the Blackest Ever Black catalogue — though CD3 doesn't sound like any of these. Get a copy from www.anost.net

Superb second volume of Raï from Algeria by Drissi El-Abbassi with 8 moving songs, recorded between the late 70s and early 90s. »Rai Sidi Bel Abbas - Volume 2« is now available at www.anost.net

Jake Muir’s »Campana Sonans« is an electro-acoustic soundwalk through the cathedrals, chapels and churches of Western Europe, made from processed environmental recordings from Germany and England. 🔔 Out via enmossed and now available at anost.net 🔔 @muirjake.bsky.social