For Mandy, Indiana, the truth is the only way through. On their Sacred Bones debut URGH, the four-piece - vocalist Valentine Caulfield, guitarist and producer Scott Fair, synth player Simon Catling, and drummer Alex Macdougall - are a force of uncanny nature, grafting together a record that is as much a call to action as a parlay into oblivion and transcendence. Across the ten tracks, the band interpolate their own unconventional language into a mantra for self-determination and resilience, forging a template for a brighter future before it fades to black.Much of the album was written during a residency at an eerie studio house in the outskirts of Leeds, then recorded across Berlin and Greater Manchester. It was an intense environment partially due to the health issues faced by Caulfield and Macdougall during the writing and recording process.Yet Mandy, Indiana remain uncompromising. Caulfield uses her voice as a distorted instrument and a weapon, oscillating between playful and eviscerating. The throbbing siren-sound of "Magazine" stands alongside the cut-up vocal fry of "try saying" and the shapeshifting ferocity of "ist halt so," which channels the urgency of protest movements, referencing resistance to the genocide in Gaza while speaking to struggles more broadly, while final track "I'll Ask Her" is a deliberate directness calling out toxic boy's club culture and a tenacious reckoning that hangs over the album at large.Although there are still undeniable "bangers" (like the frazzled rap of "Sicko!" featuring billy woods), URGH often feels hewn with precise cinema. From the bristling techno of "Cursive" to the deconstructed feedback loops of "Life Hex," the album moves between industrial catharsis and cinematic unease, threading a tension that Fair describes as "a remix of itself." This contrasting palette is both a necessary aspect of the record as well as the underlying connective tissue.Though deeply personal, URGH reflects the violent, fractured state of the wider world. Caulfield's lyrics grapple with assault, systemic indifference, and the omnipresence of pain, while also insisting on moments of beauty and solidarity. URGH belongs in the physical world, and the artwork by Carnovsky, featuring an anatomical illustration of Andreas Vesalius, underscores the record's visceral confrontation with the body and it's limits.URGH is both otherworldly, and physical and cathartic, both a first step toward healing and a refusal to let the conversation die.
Tracklist:
Sevastopol
Magazine
try saying
Dodecahedron
A Brighter Tomorrow
Life Hex
ist halt so
Sicko! billy woods
Cursive
I'll Ask Her
UPC: 843563197752Label: Sacred BonesRelease Date: 2.6.26Format: CD
2026 release. 16 years after the last Manual full-length, Jonas Munk finally returns with a new album! Jonas Munk released his Manual debut 25 years ago on influential Berlin label Morr Music. Back in the early noughties Munk was a teenager obsessed with the Warp Records catalog, and artists such as Tortoise, Brian Eno and Seefeel. He produced music in his basement studio that was equipped with a few analog synths, some guitar pedals, a sampler and an 8-track Fostex recorder. Early albums Until Tomorrow and Ascend became highly regarded representatives of the European electronica sound at the time - a scene also defined by the likes of ISAN, Múm, Ulrich Schnauss and Four Tet. From the start the Manual sound was characterized by blending glitchy electronics, analog synths and hand-played instruments, such as guitar and piano. Compared to his peers, Munk's productions were always more rooted in the song structures of rock music, rather than branching out of repetitive techno music.
Tracklist:
M2
Goldmohn
Reset
Lumitone
Blue Plateau
Padparadscha
Iso
Mezzo
True Bypass
Viraha
1
Rain on Gravel
UPC: 708527039526Label: Darla RecordsRelease Date: 4.17.26Format: CD
Two CD set. Digitally remastered and expanded edition. 20th anniversary reissue of Mezzanine featuring the original album plus an album of previously unreleased dub remixes by the Mad Professor. Widely hailed as their masterpiece, and voted #15 in Q Magazine's 100 Greatest British Albums Ever (2000), Mezzanine saw the band move away from the 'trip-hop' sound they had helped define to embrace rock and electronica. Mezzanine was remastered by Tim Young at Metropolis who has worked with the band for over twenty years.
Tracklist:
Angel
Risingson
Teardrop
Inertia Creeps
Exchange
Dissolved Girl
Man Next Door
Black Milk
Mezzanine 1
Group Four 1
(Exchange) 1
Metal Banshee [Mad Prof Mix] 1
Angel [Angel Dust] 1
Teardrop [Mazaruni Dub One] 1
Inertia Creeps [Floating on Dubwise] 1
Risingson [Setting Sun Dub Two] 1
Exchange [Mountain Steppers Dub] 1
Wire [Leaping Dub] 1
Group Four [Security Forces Dub]
UPC: 602567427551Label: Virgin Records UsRelease Date: 8.23.19Format: CD
Dissident Music proudly presents Doubt And Destiny, a compelling collaboration between UK producer Matt Black and Florida-based vocalist and producer Seth Vogt. Matt Black is well-known for his enviable production CV, with decades of top notch productions on labels like Perfecto Black and Bonzai Progressive. Doubt And Destiny, which first appeared on Dissident Miami 2024, is his Dissident debut. Seth Vogt, also boasting an impressive discography spanning decades, is a regular on Dissident Music and is set to release his second artist album here later this year. Seth contributes heartfelt lyrics and emotive vocals, showcasing his dual talent as a producer and singer. The original mix is a melodic progressive house journey, blending lush synths with driving rhythms and poignant vocals. On remix duties, Zy Khan & Madison Palmer infuse the track with their signature progressive house flair, adding layers of depth and groove that elevate the original's emotional core. Meanwhile, FactorE & Schroeds deliver a progressive breakbeat interpretation, introducing intricate rhythms and atmospheric textures that offer a fresh perspective on the inspiring vocal. Together, these versions provide a versatile package that caters to a wide range of DJs and clubbers and listeners alike! We hope you enjoy Doubt And Destiny as much as we do! Thank you for listening and stay tuned for more from Dissident Music!
Tracklist:
Doubt and Destiny (Zy Khan and Madison Palmer Remix)
Doubt and Destiny (Factore and Schroeds Remix)
Doubt and Destiny
UPC: 894232908025Label: Essential Media ModRelease Date: 3.27.26Format: CD
The product of two months of exploration deep in Lapland, Polaar embodies a journey both literally and figuratively, marking Maud Geffray's true debut as a solo artist. With unsettling rhythms, melancholic keyboards, and haunting choirs, Polaar is a fiery album that disturbs as much as it fascinates, and soothes as much as it unsettles.
Tracklist:
Polaar
Ice Teens
Voices from the Sky
Goodbye Yesterday
Sick of Love
In Your Eyes
Forever Blind
Standing By My Door
Kirsikka
High Side
Anna
In Your Eyes (Alternate Mix)
UPC: 0889854158620Label: Diggers FactoryRelease Date: 6.12.26Format: CD
Maximum Hardstyle Vol. 01 blends elements of hard trance, techno, hardcore and house characterized by prominent and uplifting melodies. This compilation features simply the best traxx from around the world.
Tracklist:
Mike Leroy - A Moment In Time
DJ Silver-Gold - Carry On
DJ Frazer - Love Unites
Matin Boom - A Star In the Sky
Jason Miller - The Sunrise
DJ Neon - Back to You
Lady B - Amnesia
Tomas Berger - Dance Through the Night
Pedro Sanchoz - Renegate
Savrina D-Land - Hey You
DJ Jo Meyer - Spiritual Battery
Lady 69 - Give It
DJ X-Beat - From Heaven to Hell
Roberto Benalis - More Base
Eric Wish - Up ; Down
DJ Tom Double Z - Lightning Strikes
Front Man - Like a Snake
David Giller - This Is The Future
Hardbase Team - Wake Up Eternity
Adam Bergmann - Paradise of Love
Double Peace - Tranced Out
DJ Rocker - Points In Time
Peter Peterson - Travelator
The Mega Effects - Blue Evolution
DJ Svetlana - Sunrise In My Eyes
UPC: 198704956591Label: The Label GroupRelease Date: 4.10.26Format: CD
Tracklist:
So
Acantharia
Intention or Purpose
Rhythm XIX
Time Deception
Prince Rupert's Drop
Too Far
Eden
View
Blur
UPC: 5907999745019Label: Nopaper RecordsRelease Date: 5.22.26Format: CD
This is the age of post-factual lies, which is reflected in Mesh's album title "The Truth Doesn't Matter" and a dark undertone that occasionally seeps into their new songs. What remains entirely true is the fact that the UK duo has a nearly uncanny knack for writing electronic hits that are as elegant as they are captivating. "The Truth Doesn't Matter" bursts out like a sparkling firework while subtly referencing three decades of electronic music spanning from GIORGIO MORODER, YAZOO, and DEPECHE MODE via GARBAGE and MASSIVE ATTACK to more contemporary artists. At the same time, Mesh always maintain their easily recognisable and unique musical identity as well as the trademark sounds that they have cultivated since their beginnings in the early nineties. With "The Truth Doesn't Matter", Mesh climb yet another rung on the ladder leading to electronic music heaven. Each song wriggles it's way happily into the brain and sticks around leading to spontaneous whistling of melodies and the public singing of extremely catchy chorus lines. You have been warned: "The Truth Doesn't Matter" is highly infectious and leads to a happier life!
Tracklist:
The Truth Doesn't Matter
A Storm Is Coming
I Lost A Friend Today
Polygraph
Trying to Save You
Bury Me Again
I Bleed Through You
Kill Us With Silence
1031030
This World
Exile
Everything As It Should Be
Hey Stranger
Cipher
Not Everyone Is Lonely
Be Kind
This World (Redux Instrumental)
Hey Stranger (Radio Version)
Lone Wolf
Exile (Single Version)
Michelle
Hey Stranger (Straight Mix)
Takes Sides With Me
Exile (Extended Version)
This World (Redux)
UPC: 884388895317Label: DependentRelease Date: 3.27.26Format: CD
This is the age of post-factual lies, which is reflected in Mesh's album title "The Truth Doesn't Matter" and a dark undertone that occasionally seeps into their new songs. What remains entirely true is the fact that the UK duo has a nearly uncanny knack for writing electronic hits that are as elegant as they are captivating. "The Truth Doesn't Matter" bursts out like a sparkling firework while subtly referencing three decades of electronic music spanning from GIORGIO MORODER, YAZOO, and DEPECHE MODE via GARBAGE and MASSIVE ATTACK to more contemporary artists. At the same time, Mesh always maintain their easily recognisable and unique musical identity as well as the trademark sounds that they have cultivated since their beginnings in the early nineties. With "The Truth Doesn't Matter", Mesh climb yet another rung on the ladder leading to electronic music heaven. Each song wriggles it's way happily into the brain and sticks around leading to spontaneous whistling of melodies and the public singing of extremely catchy chorus lines. You have been warned: "The Truth Doesn't Matter" is highly infectious and leads to a happier life!
Tracklist:
The Truth Doesn't Matter
A Storm Is Coming
I Lost A Friend Today
Polygraph
Trying to Save You
Bury Me Again
I Bleed Through You
Kill Us With Silence
1031030
This World
Exile
Everything As It Should Be
Hey Stranger
Cipher
Not Everyone Is Lonely
Be Kind
UPC: 884388895294Label: DependentRelease Date: 3.27.26Format: CD
If you purchased a snake plant, asparagus fern, peace lily, or what have you from Mother Earth on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles (or bought a Simmons mattress from Sears) in 1976, you also took home Plantasia, an album recorded especially for plants. Subtitled "warm earth music for plants... and the people that love them," it was full of bucolic, charming, stoner-friendly, decidedly unscientific tunes enacted on the new-fangled device called the Moog. Before Brian Eno did it, Mort Garson was making discreet music. Julliard-educated and active as a session player in the post-war era, Garson wrote lounge hits, scored the 1969 moon-landing and plush arrangements for Doris Day, and garlanded weeping countrypolitan strings around Glen Campbell's "By the Time I Get to Phoenix." But as his daughter Day Darmet recalls: "When my dad found the synthesizer, he realized he didn't want to do pop music anymore." Garson encountered Robert Moog and his new device at the Audio Engineering Society's West Coast convention in 1967 and immediately began tinkering with the device. "My mom had a lot of plants," Darmet says. "She didn't believe in organized religion, she believed the earth was the best thing in the whole world. Whatever created us was incredible." And she also knew when her husband had a good song. Novel as it might seem, Plantasia is simply full of good tunes. This release marks the first official re-issue of the long sought-a er cult classic. Hearing Plantasia in the 21st century, it seems less an ode to our photosynthesizing friends by Garson and more an homage to his wife, the one with the green thumb that made everything flower around him."My dad would be totally pleased to know that people are really interested in this music that had no popularity at the time," Darmet says of Plantasia's new renaissance. "He would be fascinated by the fact that people are finally understanding and appreciating this part of his musical career that he got no admiration for back then." Garson seems to be everywhere again, even if he's not really noticed, just like a houseplant.
Tracklist:
Plantasia
Symphony for a Spider Plant
Baby's Tears Blues
Ode to An African Violet
Concerto for Philodendron and Pothos
Rhapsody in Green
Swingin' Spathiphyllums
You Don't Have to Walk a Begonia
A Mellow Mood for Maidenhair 1
Music to Soothe the Savage Snake Plant
UPC: 843563116029Label: Sacred BonesRelease Date: 6.21.19Format: CD
Tracklist:
Brut Thoughts Theme
Swordfight in a Chicken Shop
Putting on a Party
Rna
Generation Left on Read
Friends and Family (Interlude)
Brut Pop
Running Outta Road
Mortgage Guy (Interlude)
One 4 Me ; U
Money Isn't Real
Brut Thoughts Reprise
How to Subtly Disappear
UPC: 4062548132939Label: Murkage DaveRelease Date: 3.27.26Format: CD
TRON Ares: Divergence reimagines the original TRON: Ares soundtrack with 20 songs – a mix of new, original music alongside remixes from ARCA, Mark Pritchard, Boys Noize, Lanark Artefax, Chilly Gonzales, Danny L Harle, Jack Dangers, Pixel Grip, Working Men’s Club, The Dare, and Schwefelgelb.
Tracklist:
Converge
I Know You Can Feel It [Mark Pritchard Remix]
Godmode
A Question of Trust [Boys Noize Remix]
Operand
Zero State
Empathetic Response [Lanark Artefax Remix]
100% Expendable [Chilly Gonzales Remix]
Who Wants To Live Forever? [Danny L Harle Remix]
Infiltrator [Jack Dangers Remix]
Framework
Ghost In The Machine [Boys Noize Remix]
What Have You Done? [Boys Noize Remix]
As Alive As You Need Me To Be [Pixel Grip Remix]
First Betrayal
I Know You Can Feel It [Working Men's Club Remix]
Shadow Over Me [The Dare Remix]
Terminal
Forked Reality [Schwefelgelb Remix]
As Alive As You Need Me To Be [Arca Remix]
UPC: 199957474849Label: The Null CorporationRelease Date: 6.5.26Format: CD
1/2 of seminal electronic act The Knife, Olof Dreijer will be releasing his debut album 'Loud Bloom' via dh2
In a burst of colour and rhythm that cuts a distinctive path through modern club music, Olof Dreijer crystallises his solo work around a gleaming debut solo album, Loud Bloom, out 8 May via dh2.
Across the album, Dreijer toys with the tension between pure pleasure music and his tireless thirst for the new. You might hear the structure of a Chicago house beat or a classic drum machine hit, but at every turn these tropes are remoulded into dazzling new forms. Taking inspiration from Nigerian author Akwaeke Emezi and their ability to deliver bold, progressive themes and visionary sci-fi through the accessible lens of romantic fiction, Dreijer makes vividly unconventional dance music utterly instinctive and easy to love.
Tracklist:
Rosa Rugosa
Plastic Camelia
Cassia
Acuyuye (Feat. Diva Cruz)
Makwande (Feat. Toya Delazy)
Blood Lily
Iris
Echoed Dafnino (Feat. Maman)
Laurel
Verbena
Coral
Fern Valley
Lantana
Shisandra
UPC: 5060257965731Label: Dirty HitRelease Date: 5.8.26Format: CD
A brash, unapologetic blend of electronic, dance, punk, industrial, and pop music, No Lube So Rude exists at the intersection of the personal and the political, where the body serves not only as a sexual and spiritual vessel, but also as the front line in a battle for basic human rights. Peaches’ lyrics are bawdy and explicit here, laced with biting sarcasm and clever wordplay, but they’re also surprisingly vulnerable, offering up a candid look in the mirror from a post-menopausal queer icon reckoning with a society that’s come to expect silence, if not outright erasure. The result is a deliberately provocative exploration of identity, sexuality, and bodily autonomy from a trailblazer, a singular work of emotional and sonic alchemy that balances the poetic and the profane in equal measure as it transforms all the friction and frustration of modern life into joy and transcendence.
Tracklist:
Hanging Titties
Fuck Your Face
No Lube So Rude
Whatcha Gonna Do About It
Panna Cotta Delight
Fuck How You Wanna Fuck
Not In Your Mouth None Of Your Business
Take It
Grip
You’re Alright
Be Love
UPC: 759656086028Label: Kill Rock StarsRelease Date: 2.20.26Format: CD
The Endless Dance is the first collaborative album from Northern Irish producer and composer Hannah Peel and Chinese percussionist Beibei Wang. The record is grounded in the strength of ancient concepts but comes alive with the joy and freedom of play as together, Peel and Wang travel through the 24 solar terms of the Chinese calendar with a cornucopia of sound in tow - synths and prepared piano alongside traditional and unconventional percussion. The album is collaged together from recordings made over five days at legendary rural studio Real World, a setting which aligned with the duo's inspiration from the natural world creating a permanent record of their shared musical landscape, informed by the flora and fauna that emerge and retreat through the seasons. Both genre-defying, storied artists in their own right, Peel and Wang met while working on Manchester Collective's 2023 album NEON and The Endless Dance certainly represents a step-change from the duo's shared classical backgrounds - but their knowledge and training is also the foundation of it's freewheeling audacity, giving them the confidence to trust their instincts. The album is produced by Mike Lindsay [LUMP, Tunng, Guy Garvey, Jon Hopkins] who, with free rein, brings added energy and creativity to the album.
Tracklist:
Wild Geese Arrive
Awaken The Insects
Mantis vs Horse
Grain Rain
Tiger Sex
Feed The Fireflies
Offerings To The Beast
Limit Of Heat
Thunder Begins To Soften
UPC: 0884108018507Label: Real WorldRelease Date: 5.22.26Format: CD
2025 release, the fifth volume in this remix series from the iconic electropop duo.
Tracklist:
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - Think of a Number (PSB Magic Eye 12-inch remix)
Tina Turner - Hot For You Baby (PSB Hot mix)
Claptone - Queen of Ice (PSB extended mix)
Carroll Thompson - Let the Music Play
Soft Cell and Pet Shop Boys - Purple Zone (PSB Extended mix)
The Hidden Cameras - How Do You Love? (PSB remix)
Sam Taylor-Johnson - I'm In Love With a German Film Star (PSB Symphonic mix)
Wolfgang Tillmans - Insanely Alive (PSB maxi-mix)
Primal Scream - Innocent Money (PSB remix radio edit)
Pet Shop Boys feat. Olly Alexander - Dreamland (PSB remix)
Paul Weller - Cosmic Fringes (PSB Triad mix)
Sleaford Mods - West End girls (Pet Shop Boys remix)
UPC: 5021732831224Label: Rhino / ParlophoneRelease Date: 11.21.25Format: CD
Fancy Some More? sees PinkPantheress bring together an international spectrum of artists, delivering 22 remixes. Remixes come from artists including Anitta, Bladee, JADE, JT, Kylie Minogue, Oklou, Rachel Chinouriri, Ravyn Lenae, Yves, and Zara Larsson; genre-defining groups and collectives such as Basement Jaxx, Groove Armada, SEVENTEEN (THE 8, MINGYU, VERNON.), and Sugababes; and acclaimed producers and DJs including Adame DJ, DJ Caio Prince, Joe Goddard, Kaytranada, Kilimanjaro, Leod, Loukeman, Mochakk, Nia Archives, and Sega Bodega. Each track offers a new perspective to the signature PinkPantheress sound, expanding the Fancy That universe.
Tracklist:
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Girl Like Me
Girl Like Me
Girl Like Me
Tonight
Tonight
Tonight
Tonight
Stars
Stars
Stars
Noises
Noises
Noises
Nice to Know You
Nice to Know You
Nice to Know You
Nice to Know You
Stateside
Stateside
Stateside
Stateside
Stateside
Romeo
Romeo
Romeo
Romeo
UPC: 5026854251493Label: 300 EntertainmentRelease Date: 2.27.26Format: CD
Accident Fantôme is born from the collision of the bands Accident du Travail and Fantôme Josepha.Conceived around a renovated 18th-century organ and captured live in a single take, the album makes full use of the natural resonance of the church that hosts it.Ondes Martenot, organ, harp, 12-string guitar and electronic machines unfold in continuous layers.Result: a long, immersive ballad.Styles: gothic, drone, sludge, art rock, cinematic.
Tracklist:
A
Cosmos
A
Rhubarbe Bleue
A
Poe Toaster
B
Euporie
B
Sifflement Bref
UPC: 3700398740577Label: KuronekoRelease Date: 7.24.26Format: CD
With Resonance, Acid Arab delivers an electronic project conceived as a true translation between cultures, eras, and musical currents. The group brings together Eastern elements and electronic textures, giving them equal importance. Far from any folklore, irony, or exoticism, they craft a musical landscape freed from geography: a dance space where the celebration of diverse cultures honors a profoundly humanistic unity. An Acid Arab track seeks neither to impose itself nor to prove anything. It opens up a space of fusion, of both bodies and minds.With this fourth album, the group reaffirms it's core principles: collaborations with artists from the Arab world, meticulous attention to sound and production, here enriched by the unique contribution of an external producer, who brings in new expertise to the table.Guests :- Yasmine Hamdan, a leading figure in contemporary Arabic music, originally from southern Lebanon. After two collaborations centered on remixes, this marks their first joint creation. - Ghita Lahmamassi, a multifaceted Moroccan artist: singer, model, actress, influencer, and pilot. She embodies boundless creative energy.- Sofiane Saidi, one of the most powerful voices to emerge from Algeria, a loyal collaborator of the group who previously appeared on *La Hafla* (2016) and *Leila* (2022).- Ghizlane Melih, who was a guest on the previous album with "Habaytak," continues her journey with her own project, the group Nashwa.- Cheba Ibtissem, an Algerian singer known for her performances on stage, on YouTube, and at weddings, alongside major figures in the local music scene.- Wael Alkak reunites with Acid Arab four years after Ya Mahla with a new anthem that is politically charged, percussive, and electrifying. Now based in Damascus once again, he continues his artistic journey in a profoundly renewed context.
Tracklist:
Goulou Marhaba feat. Ghita Lahmamssi, Sofiane Saidi
Ktafi Bardine feat. Chaba Ibtissem
Stif feat. Hocine Staifi
Sada'a
3ayet L'taxi feat. Dalia
Ma7boubi feat. Zeina Aftimos
Zine feat. Radia Manel
Atlas feat. Cem Yildiz
El Galb feat. Cheikha Hadjla
Zorna Cadenza
Shahed Mech Shayef feat. Yasmine Hamdan
Ghzal feat. Rita L'Oujdia
Yasmine Alsham feat. Wael Alkak
Zid Mazzika feat. Ghizlane Melih
Yaktin Beni feat. Edis
La Nada feat. Najwa Nimri
UPC: 3700187693275Label: All Night LongRelease Date: 7.3.26Format: CD
In his 1611 elegy An Anatomy of the World, Elizabethan poet John Donne ponders the frailty of life. "How drie a Cinder this world is," he writes, illuminating how easily the flames of tragedy can consume us whole, change us irreversibly. Be it loss, internal revelation, or simply the passage of time, these moments of transformation visit us all. From this poem, comes the title of Beacon's fifth album. How drie a Cinder captures the Brooklyn duo of Jacob Gossett and Thomas Mullarney III at a high point of clarity and potency in their 15-year career, after emerging from their own transformations. "The majority of the album was written in the wake of my long-term partnership ending," Thomas explains, "which forced not just change but metamorphosis-living as the same person was simply no longer possible." Beacon explores personal evolution in ways ranging from delicate and introspective to physical and dramatic. Lead single "Cinder" sets the tone early: On top of high-energy dancefloor shuffle and swelling synth chords, Thomas evokes the visceral nature of life-altering decisions. "Like the warrior," he sings almost in a whisper, "A knife behind my back. There's something I could change." The music crescendos into a flood of neon and halogen before it's seamless transition into the otherworldly 2-Step of "Giving You Up." Here, distant vocal cries and hushed harmonies embellish the sparse instrumentation like lace, as Thomas wrestles with the intangibilities of destruction: "Light it all on fire. Ineffable, but I'll try." Alongside each varied thematic approach, the music of How Drie a Cinder feels like a transportive night out on the dancefloor. Tracks like the hard-hitting "See Your Face" and "Sun Dark, New Year" deliver Beacon's distinct take on big room techno, while "The Nightjar" explores dubby halftime rhythms and "Shore Leave" offers an intimate yet bubbly R&B comedown. The album's prominent driving force is somehow both disarmingly dynamic and remarkably cohesive, which is owed to the time and care that went into it's creation. "This record spans years and countless demos," Jacob explains. "But in the discovery phase, I tend to work as fast as possible. I think that level of spontaneity carried over, creating a record that really leans into it's kinetic impulse." Beacon's patient, open-ended creative process uncovered the juxtaposition of irresistible body music and soulful prose that is at the core of How drie a Cinder. "Making a Beacon record is a long and arduous process," Jacob says. "Ideas might start independently, but it's in the studio where we fully develop the tracks that make the record." Resampling and shapeshifting Thomas's graceful croon into layers of harmony; harnessing the off-handed character of a practice performance for a track feature; frenetic drum patterns reworked into old demos-all elements crafted over years of experimentation, focus, rest, and transformation.
Tracklist:
Over in No Time
Cinder
Giving You Up
Hang On
Close Your Eyes
The Nightjar
See Your Face
Shore Leave
Blip
Seeker
Sun Dark, New Year
Save Ya
UPC: 824296421406Label: Apparent MovementRelease Date: 8.7.26Format: CD
Tracklist:
Casino Versus Japan - Come Along, Do
Freescha - Sheena
Casino Versus Japan - Coromiak
Freescha - Dental Fur
Casino Versus Japan - Blinking
Freescha - Pony Blow
Casino Versus Japan - Durusey
UPC: 823319102629Label: Attack 9Release Date: 9.25.26Format: CD
Christine unveils in March 2026 her new album Road To Ruin, a dark, cinematic electro journey driven by powerful analog synths and meticulous production.Anchored by previously released singles, including "Noize After Dark, Pt. 2" and "Catharsis Resurrection," the album explores the night as a space of tension, emotion, and transformation.Blending retro-futurism, dark synthwave, and narrative sound design, Christine asserts a strong artistic identity.Road To Ruin offers a dense, aesthetic, and immersive sonic journey, designed equally for listening and live performance.A coherent conceptual album that cements Christine's place in the French electronic music landscape.
Tracklist:
Road To Ruin
Shadowwws ft. Museau
Renegade
Night Tuned ft. Asteen
Primal (Remix Christine)
Predator
Catharsis Resurrection
Noize After Dark, Pt. 1
Noize After Dark, Pt. 2
Chaos en France
Burning Sky
Scratch Tool
UPC: 3700398740287Label: KuronekoRelease Date: 5.15.26Format: CD
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