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
Félicia Atkinson & Christina Vantzou present »Reflections Vol. 3: Water Poems«, an immersive stream of voice, electro-acoustic instrumentation (synths, gongs and metallophones, piano, vibraphone, Rhodes, guitars and Mellotron), and environmental sound.
First-time vinyl for Fumio Kosakai's »The Warm Garden«, a Japanese 90s noise, drone psychedelia, using electronics, percussion, treated violin, and a metal plate.
Out via Amok Age, the 2LP comes with a A4 insert. Now shipping from www.anost.net
»Music for people who love music but also hate it too«:
Guest's new LP layers synths, keyboards, and samples over rudimentary rhythms and field recordings, which are in turn sung or spoken with.
Very good, out tomorrow via @worldofechomusic.bsky.social now and now available from www.anost.net
»Music for Parents« by Florian TM Zeisig is a low-frequency, vibro-acoustically informed album. Composed between 2019 and 2020, the record explores slow-moving bass structures and reduced harmonic density.
2026 vinyl repress out via Metron and now shipping from www.anost.net
»Breathstep« is Devon Rexi's debut LP with 5 Gate Temple devotee John T. Gast. Killer record if you're into dub, post-punk and bass music, and also a contender for the best artwork of the week. Sold out at source, but copies available from www.anost.net
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»Automation Studies Vol. 1« is a 3CD set that documents Stefan Goldmann's early electroacoustic works: algorithmic compositions (1999- 2001). Automated synthesis & effects chains utilize a few layered basic functions to drive kaleidoscopic sound environments.
Available from www.anost.net
EM Records brings back »Istikhbars and Improvisations«, the 1965 LP by pianist Mustapha Skandrani. It's based on traditional Algerian vocal pieces known as Istikhbars – but here they are presented on an quintessentially European instrument, the piano. Repress on BioVinyl. Now at www.anost.net
Motion Ward is back with slo-mo, crawling guitar music by Cancer House. »The Moth« references the days of slowcore, and contrasts its initially minimal feel with emotional quality, fuzziness, and zoned-out excursions into more experimental territories.
Get a copy at www.anost.net
»Live at Issue Project Room« features an improvised performance in which Loren Connors and Alessandra Novaga engage in a dialogue through their guitars.
CD, housed in a box, is out on Alara, and now available at wwww.anost.net
@alessandra_novaga @issueprojectroom
New from @edicoescn.bsky.social (2/2):
»Low Tide, Hi Grypus!« by the JC Leisure Group documents communication between human improvisers and Atlantic grey seals.
If you are into seals and steel guitar, this is for you.
Copies now available at www.anost.net
New from @edicoescn.bsky.social (1/2)
Adriaan de Roover's »Chansons de Trottoir / Stoepliedjes« is a sonic portrait of a walk through Brussels, blending field recordings and samples of a Brussels hip-hop group.
If you are into counting steps, this is for you.
Copies available at www.anost.net
Okkyung Lee's »Signals« was created with the Explore Ensemble. An adventurous piece of contemporary music, that integrates avant-garde techniques, improvisation and composition. @okkyunglee.bsky.social
Out on flung, copies now available at www.anost.net
LINTD returns with a really unique album. »Funeral Rites on Planet Saturn« introduces Saturn »as a site where impossible Black being across the world can come and rest.« Reminiscent to Alice Coltrane, Klein, Moor Mother, or Equiknoxx
Out via Return to Zero and now available from www.anost.net
»Wrapped Up In Time«: the recent album by Night Foundation (aka Noir Age label owner Richard Vergez). 9 nocturnal tracks made analogue synths, drum machines, guitar, clarinet, tape loops and a vocal feature of Little Annie.
Out on Gateway Gardenia, 100 copies.
Some of them now here: www.anost.net
Warehouse Find: William Basinski – The Disintegration Loops, pt. II, III & IV
Represses from 2014 (?)
Few copies available from www.anost.net
Laurel Halo’s soundtrack for the film
»Midnight Zone« by Julian Charrière. Music like
from an Uncanny Valley of the deep sea.
Out on LP/CD and now available from www.anost.net
An extensive retrospective of the solo guitar works of Hans Reichel. Reichel, also a violinist, painter, and long-term resident of Wuppertal, built guitars with additional strings, fretboards, pickups or bridges. Out via @orenambarchi.bsky.social's Black Truffle, at www.anost.net
Christina Vantzou's »The Reintegration of the Ear« – commissioned by INA GRM as a multi-channel acousmatic work – defines listening as a radical, embodied act of attention.
Get a copy: www.anost.net
»Nothing’s About to Happen to Me« is Mitski’s eighth studio album, mixing indie rock, country and orchestral parts.
Out tomorrow and now available from www.anost.net
Daniel O'Sullivan & Richard Youngs present »Persian Carpets«, two side-long epics with Daniel on piano and Richard on zither.
Out via VHR Records and now shipping from www.anost.net
Strong new album from J.TRIPP, trading the ambient-techno moments of its predecessor for something more urban and loop-based, somehow reminiscent of that wave of mid-2010s grime, yet with grittier sound design and a more atmospheric undercurrent. Some pop moments, too, and a Lutto Lento feature.
Rat Heart's »Dancin' In The Streets«, repress on clear 2LP, now available at www.anost.net
Kin« is KMRU's new album for Editions Mego following the 2020 instant ambient classic »Peel« – exploring a slightly noisier palette of sounds.
»Kin« 2LP by KMRU is out now and available from www.anost.net
A 6-disc box set of the three late works by Morton Feldman for the trio of flute, piano & percussion: »Why Patterns?« (1979), »Crippled Symmetry« (1983) and »For Philip Guston« (1984).
Out via Another Timbre and now shipping from www.anost.net
Between 1989 and 1994, Delta-Sleep-Inducing Peptide created dreamlike sound narratives that simulated sleep states and dream imagery. This 3CD box collects three releases: »Somnosections« (1990), »L-Tryptophan« (1991), and »Pre-Natal« (1994),
Out via Holuzam and now available at www.anost.net
Grace & Raffaella is ML (who has released on Workshop and Tax Free) and vocal artist Vittoria Totale. Over nine tracks, references shift between hushed ambient arrangements and sparse, post-punk-informed instrumentals that form the foundation for the vocal performance.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Skate Bush!
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