Six strings, infinite directions: Qid Love's Transmissions Vol 1 channels contemplative improvisations as "an electronic transfer of spiritual energy," while Draisine's R.R.A.T.S. — freshly mastered at ten years old — takes a "flimsy but decidedly bold voyage" through guitar, synth noise, and binaural effects inspired by Johnny Cash and rotating radio transients. David Dellacroce's Quiet Guitar for Loud Parties conjures "modal melodies, drowsy drones" and sounds "like a household appliance achieving enlightenment," and Sébastien Lasserre's The Ghost Of Pong offers a nostalgic tribute to the creators of Pong. Keiko Tsuda's Fata Morgana serves up "spicy guitar, hot electronic drums" in a raw, cinematic, and danceable experimental groove.

Guitar releases

R.R.A.T.S. by Draisine cover art
43 in stock

“a flimsy, but decidedly bold voyage into shallow waters of guitar and synth noise, on loop. Use heaphones for binaural !”

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Fata Morgana by keiko tsuda cover art

“Keiko Tsuda deliver an angular, fiery blend of guitar and electronic drums — a raw, cinematic soundscape where improvisation meets experimental groove.”

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Mono by objet cover art
17 in stock

“A year-long exploration of freedom, technology, and rediscovery - Mono marks my first release as objet, shedding the weight of tempus fugit to find a new musical identity.”

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