“Air and Sunlight is an album that solidifies The Radio Field's potential as one of the finest jangle-pop acts of the early 2020s.”
“Air and Sunlight is an album that solidifies The Radio Field's potential as one of the finest jangle-pop acts of the early 2020s.”
“Eight early 2010s era pop songs exploring eight different facets of love, including sensuality, hospitality, humanitarianism, and self-love.”
““Release You is a haunting electro-sufi anthem that turns pain and struggle into a hypnotic call for liberation and dance.””
“A cover version of the final track on Captain Beefheart's 1972 gritty blues album 'The Spotlight Kid.'”
“a dream garage pop band. Halfway between Surf Curse, Joy Again, and Beach Fossils, all sprinkled with colored pencils and Micro Machines...'”
“'Architect of Truth' is about navigating midlife. It explores reconciling with one's past, transcending limitations, and embracing lack.”
““A ghostly synth hymn where EVILARTFORM blurs The Knife’s icy minimalism with Björk’s otherworldly fragility, questioning gender, body, and what it means to be free.””
““Recorded live and largely improvised at Washington D.C.’s Black Cat, EVILARTFORM blends electro-Sufi mysticism, desi goth atmospheres, and raw protest energy into an unrepeatable sonic ritual.””
““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.””
“A space ambient infused story of the betrayal of a lost traveller who only wanted to share their knowledge.”
““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.””
“Cinematic post-rock and electronic soundscapes for late-night journeys and immersive headphone escapes.”
“Raw Chicago house with a shimmering edge, powered by Jocelyn Brown’s soulful voice and produced by Mani S. This is the follow-up to Fear the Music.”
“a mystical dance-punk love song—where rebellion, desire, and Sufi-tinged ecstasy ignite on the dance floor.”