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And Their Power Was Alive is the collaborative record between Faith Coloccia (Mamiffer) and Tashi Dorji.
REMAIN is a collaborative record between Holland Andrews and Methods Body featuring Shahzad Ismaily.
Singers / multi-instrumentalists –– and husband-and-wife duo –– Rachel Nakawatase and Ryan Betschart, as Shrine Maiden, weave grinding slow-motion riffs and howling vocals through dark ambient soundscapes
Endlings are pulitzer prize winning artist Raven Chacon and Deerhoof guitarist John Dieterich
leon todd johnson is a multi-instrumentalist living in Indianapolis, IN. His music straddles the line between classical, jazz and ambient music.
Peretsky is the artist moniker of Max Alper. Max’s work utilizes voice, piano and electronics to explore songs of familial devotion through minimalist compositions and audible pathos.
Jesse Quebbeman-Turley is a Los Angeles based artist who is responsible for coining the term Westcoast Medieval Ambient.
Fuubutsushi is a quartet featuring Chris Jusell, Chaz Prymek, Matthew Sage, and Patrick Shiroishi. The group creates their recordings by collaborating remotely, with all four members living in different states. They formed their group at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic and completed a four album series based on the seasons from 2020–2021.
Radical self-love, compassion, laughter and the drive to promote and amplify Black art-makers and noise-makers are at the core of Joy's work.
Currently based in Los Angeles, j.o.y.s. is a collective started by Ramon Narvaez; a multi-instrumentalist/poet of Puerto Rican descent that split time growing up in Central New Jersey and The Bronx.
Brighton-based, Scottish-Thai musician Helen Ganya (previously releasing music under the moniker Dog In The Snow) experiments with existentially-driven lyrics and off-kilter sounds to create a layered musical landscape. On her new album polish the machine (Bella Union), she stretches away from the suburban nightmare, seeking a cathartic reprieve that looks beyond the ordinary.
Sympathy Pain is Skyler Hitchcox, Casey Hansen (of Cult Leader), Chaz Prymek and Nora Price. Together they create drone-laden slowcore that trembles under a heavy weight.
Max Jaffe is a drummer, improviser, and composer. He aims to create a kind of soulful noise music, where the avant-garde intersects with the dance floor, where kinetic energy turns to stasis.
Chelsea Bridge is the long-running solo project of Mallory Linehan. Mallory’s work moves from noise to ambient music to lush indie rock.
Igor Yalivec is a sound artist and music composer from Dnipro, Ukraine with a huge experience in the field of sound and media art. Performer and inventor of musical instruments, synth geek, founder of Gamardah Fungus electroacoustic band.
Brooklyn's Public Speaking is the soulful electronic music of sound artist and songwriter Jason Anthony Harris. Live, he uses voice, found objects, radio, synth, and tape recorder, poring over pedals to loop, warp and augment these sources.
Tent Music is the collaborative project between Micaela Tobin (White Boy Scream) and Joshua Hill.
Lula Asplund and Kyle Bates (drowse) are a collaborative duo exploring the furthest reaches of electroacoustic sound studies and droning overtones.
Drifting across aesthetic, poetic, and political dimensions, I understand my practice as a type of experimentalism, where to experiment operates as reverie—dreaming through potentials and lingering on what emerges amidst a kaleidoscope of diversions, discrepancies, references, reflections, shadows, spirits, translations, & transformations.
Bailey Miller is a Cincinnati, OH based artist who utilizes swelling strings, synthesized stirrings, subterranean spirals, and screeching stillness
The Way it Pours Into Itself is a collaboration between Brooklyn, NY based guitarist Jeremiah M. Carter and Chicago-based violinist and experimental artist Chelsea Bridge (aka Mallory LInehan).
Allison Lorenzen is a Denver based artist whose deeply felt slowcore and indie rock are brushed in deep strokes of lush synthesizers and gossamer vocals.
Desert Liminal is an experimental indie rock band from Chicago comprised of Sarah Quillin (synth / voice), Rob Logan (percussion), Mallory Linehan (violin).
Zvrra is a multi-genre music producer, DJ and video game developer based in the Chicago area. Zvrra has been producing music for 18 years. Her music explores a multitude of genres and styles ranging from techno and house, to hip hop, often blending styles and crafting intricate concept albums.
Mark Trecka is a Chicago-born writer, sound artist, performer, and activist. His work utilizes intermedial techniques, engaging various juxtapositions of text and sound to explore both explicit and implied meaning.
JENNIFER is a solo project of Denver D.I.Y denizen and noise-punk lifer Zach Spencer and sits squarely in a lattice of late-modern new age minimalism, and SINCERELY, created using isolated stems of 80’s pop hits filtered through Spencer’s deep passion for Indian/Southeast-Asian music & contemporary drone heavy-hitters, is an album that’s fiercely more than the sum of its parts – cosmic sentimentalism to the gills.
Rew (‘roo’) is a new media artist who has exhibited art videos and VR animations at experimental film festivals in the United States and internationally. Her video works use abstraction, distortion, and ethereal textures to inspire awe and curiosity in the viewer.
Laura Luna Castillo is a Puebla, Mexico based artist whose tactile and weighted work explores the mechanisms of memories, imagination and the perception of inhabited spaces through multiple angles and temporalities.