92 in stock
“Creative electronic headspace”
Less is more, and more is everything: YCK's EP2: Tape is a minimal 70s/80s analogue-synth minialbum eleven years in the making, using cassette tape as a source of distorted sound. Projet → Renard) Ost)'s IX. Jump Badger Jump haunts with drone, neoclassical fragments, and medieval ghosts — repetition, restraint, and latent grandeur. The Penal Colony's Beyond ventures into post-industrial rock with musique concrète, inspired by cold realms beyond human understanding. Guedes' Rational Solutions EP delivers hypnotic minimal techno plus an Etzu Mahkayah remix. Zane Alexander's As Petals Drift captures imperfect, immediate acoustic performances across places and times, while A Place That I Called Home offers unpolished lo-fi songs of love, grief, and quiet collapse.
Minimal releases
![Guedes - Rational Solutions EP [RS025] by Guedes cover art](https://f4.bcbits.com/img/a2590890262_16.jpg)
6 in stock
“Hypnotic minimaltechno EP + Etzu Mahkayah Remix”
New
10 in stock
“Slow-moving experimental music haunted by drone, neoclassical fragments and medieval ghosts.”
New
49 in stock
“30 seconds of sound, expanded into three distinct takes on house music.”
15 in stock
“'Beyond' is a work of post-industrial rock with elements of musique concrete, inspired by the cold realms of existence beyond human understanding, hope and desire.”
38 in stock
“A collection of acoustic/folk live field recordings of existing songs and a few new debuts from singer-songwriter Zane Alexander”
39 in stock
“Lo-fi acoustic songs about identity and belonging, sung across cultures, sung in French and Spanish”
5 in stock
“'Bodies' is a work of post-industrial minimalism inspired by the human body conceptualized as a deterministic, self-surveilling structure that is itself a component of larger, deterministic structu...”
34 in stock
“A lo-fi, live-first acoustic EP about loss and the quiet collapse of the world around us.”
8 in stock
“experimental minimal ambient flute”
34 in stock
“A raw, lo-fi acoustic EP about love, war, loss.”