Less is more, and more is everything: ghost orange delivers ambient minimal techno lo-fi pop straight from Nottingham, while Start-Track Vol. VIII offers an all-instrumental indie showcase. The Penal Colony's Beyond ventures into post-industrial rock with musique concrète, inspired by cold realms beyond human understanding, and Zane Alexander's Shadows and Dust strips it to voice, guitar, and raw atmosphere — Nebraska-spirit storytelling about love, war, and loss. As Petals Drift captures his songs alive in passing, wind and birdsong included, while Statik closes the loop with hypnotic dancefloor-oriented minimal.

Minimal releases

Beyond by The Penal Colony cover art
26 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.”

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As Petals Drift: Live Field Recordings by Zane Alexander cover art

“A collection of acoustic/folk live field recordings of existing songs and a few new debuts from singer-songwriter Zane Alexander”

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