When glitch fractures reality into something beautiful: Song for a Gorgeous Blonde drapes gothic strings and relentless industrial beats over minimalist piano in an autumn affair where Phillip Glass meets Danny Elfman, while Production Unit Xero glides through Berlin techno, breakbeats, and rave-anthem synths aboard an ultrasonic spacecraft. Kilmarth layers a whispered voice against a wall of sound where everything arrives at full strength and nothing fades on schedule, and Taylor Nuttall transforms Parisian station ambience and fake piped birdsong into a surreal, glitchy electronic soundscape. precettö unleashes melodic maximalism and collage-driven chaos threaded with My Little Pony samples and queer identity through a late-2000s internet lens, while Children of Osiris conjures a vast mechanical temple where ancient magical geometry collides with futuristic architecture.

Glitch releases

CULTURE EP by Rhyot cover art
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“Rhyot’s CULTURE EP is a four-track dark electronic record that pushes into anxious atmospheres, chilling soundscapes, heavy midtempo rhythm, and abrasive industrial sound design.”

Magazine (Remix of Alyse Dreamhouse) by theJLM cover art

“theJLM turns Alyse Dreamhouse's post-punk/bedroom-pop banger into a frenetically bouncy IDM remix.”

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SeanSrum by Song for a Gorgeous Blonde cover art

“A lively, spooky evocation of a 'Seance Room' featuring downtempo beats, stressed keyboard pads and even a string section!”

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