Where beats dissolve into shadow and synth: Endless Blue delivers melancholy, slinky trip hop that slowly builds to an emotional peak — saying goodbye because you have to, not because you want to. Slighter brings Ian Pickering of Sneaker Pimps fame along for a dark new single from In Ruins, while dvdv constructs a manifesto oscillating between industrial rawness and ethereal radiance — "a scream suspended between glitch and dream." The Land Of rounds it out with moody downtempo breaks and gorgeous synth lines echoing the early days of Fragile and Careful Productions.

Trip Hop releases

BEST BUNDLE by Evilartform cover art
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““A decade-spanning collection of Omar Pitras Waqar’s EVILARTFORM experiments — glitchy drum machines, mystic synths, and fractured beats that turn noise into ritual and resistance.””

Broken Pottery by Evilartform cover art
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““EvilArtForm releases Broken Pottery: an electro-Sufi meditation on repair and transcendence, where mantra, dhikr, and electronic improvisation transform cracks into conduits for spirit and sound.””