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Recorded during a trip back to his hometown of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on “Chokkor,” Enayet pits split-second synths against wild rhythms.
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A new EP from Melbourne's Lithe is on the shadowy side of experimental dance music, with hard beats drawing from grime and gqom.
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JV & Palf - Wren EP
by JV & Palf
These three songs from JV & Palf deliver jittery, hyperactive dance music with split-second vocal samples an bass-heavy beats.
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Scottish electronic artist Kusht brings us two lithe and mysterious new compositions, both of them sinewy & heavily rhythmic.
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Volume Two
by Rare Frequency Transmissions
Featuring 10 rising voices in North America’s dance music scene, the new comp from Rare Frequency Transmissions is a high-wattage delight.
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Japanese producer Yuko Kureyama embraces limitations, using only a rhythm machine and mini-sampler for the entire album.
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The Chicagoan's Hyperdub debut is a mind-expanding journey through computerized sound.
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