Hyperreal club music inspired by Norse mythology.
Twinkling percussion inspired by the masters of minimalism.
Sonic paint-splatter experiments.
Unconventional "club" music.
Rustling, thumping sound experiments on the outer reaches of rhythm.
A recording of the legendary artist's unforgiving final gig.
Dub, dancehall, industrial and ambient, all with a cyberpunk twist.
Daring electronic music from Russia and its neighbors, handpicked by Nikita Zabelin.
Relentlessly bizarre grooves from Tolouse Low Trax and a luminary of French psychedelic folk.
A hellfire debut of eclectic bangers, recorded in a caravan on the West Coast of Scotland.
Ulla and Perila deliver soft rhythms, murmuring melodies and spine-tingling ASMR.
Self-released
London's JD. Reid shares the best tracks he made during lockdown.
A singular debut album, originally released on Rephlex in 1998, gets its first reissue.
The British-Chilean artist steps up to PAN with a raucous LP of industrial-strength reggaeton.
A star-studded stylistic grab bag from the synth superstar.
An unreal and often punishing mix of jungle, drum & bass and footwork makes for one of 2020's best club records.
The UK luminary drops his prettiest record to date.
Autechre's shortest record in a decade is also one of their most beautiful.
Textil
Mica Levi and band regroup for an album full of wry humour and sweet sentiment.
Self-released
Pockets of despair counter blistering confrontation in deli girls's most vulnerable release yet.