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  • AMMAR 808

    Futurist syncopations meet hypnotic, timeless narratives.
  • BRÌGHDE CHAIMBEUL

    An exhilarating weave of rich textural
    drones, trance atmospheres and
    instrumental folk traditions.
  • KUUNATIC

    A thrilling Tokyo based tribal-psych
    trio bolstered by diverse global sonics
    and powerful female vocals.
  • PARK JIHA
     
    Inventive, elegant and transcendent.
  • JULIÁN MAYORGA

    A feverish mix of angular electric guitars,
    circuit-bent beats, found percussion and
    rapid-fire incantations.
  • BUZZ' AYAZ
    Hailing from Cyprus’s divided capital
    Nicosia, Buzz’ Ayaz creates a transfixing
    Eastern Mediterranean psychedelia.
  • EL KHAT

    A careening orchestra of percussion, horns,
    strings, electricity and el Wahab’s own DIY
    instruments. Mesmerizing retro-futurist sounds.
  • SAAGARA

    A buzzing juxtaposition of dense Indian
    rhythms and pulsating electronic patterns.
  • ŠIROM
     
    A deep, resonant soundworld.
  • DAL:UM

    Ethereal and otherworldly this is music that
    treasures the space between the notes.

     

  • BABA ZULA
     
    Dub, Turkish psych-rock, Anatolian folk music,
    Krautrock
    and the experimental beyond.
  • LANDLESS
    The Irish quartet sings centuries old ballads
    as well as more recently penned folk songs.
    Sometimes unaccompanied and at times with
    subtle instrumentation, their vocally rich music
    is dark and patient; spellbinding and gorgeous.
  • GORDAN
    Gordan mirror the mysticism of legends and
    stories from the Balkan region, creating a music
    that stretches between expressiveness and
    abstraction; tradition and the avant-garde.
  • ANA LUA CAIANO
    Caiano’s music melds rural Portuguese
    musical traditions with layered vocals,
    synthesizers, insistent beats and field
    recordings.
  • CATHERINE GRAINDORGE

    Gorgeous and haunting, Graindorge
    uses strings, harmonium and electronic
    treatments to explore intimate corners
    and widescreen vistas.
  • GORDAN
    Music that stretches between
    expressiveness and abstraction;
    tradition and the avant-garde.
  • AVALANCHE KAITO

    A Burkinabe urban griot (vocalist
    and multi-instrumentalist Kaito Winse)
    meets a Brussels noise punk duo.
  • LENHART TAPES

    Hypnotic Walkman jams meet industrial
    rhythm loops and trad-folk songs interpreted
    by a lineup of thrilling female vocalists.

  • AZIZA BRAHIM
     
    Aziza Brahim’s is a contemporary sonic
    poet and an eloquent spokesperson for
    the Saharawi people and their struggle
    for recognition and justice.
  • LUCIDVOX
     
    Incendiary mix of atmospheric psych-rock,
    heavy riffs and Russian folk mystery.
  • BIXIGA 70

    This ten-piece, Sao Paulo based combo,
    unleash a ground-breaking fusion of
    African and South American rhythms and
    sounds.
  • ALTIN GÜN

    Interpreters of the Anatolian rock and folk legacy.
    A leading voice in the emergent global psych-rock
    scene. Explosive, funky and transcendent.
  • FAIZAL MOSTRIXX

    A lush sonic tapestry of polyrhythms, modern
    dancefloor styles, amapiano, Nile basin
    ceremonial chants and Pan-African field recordings.
  • KING AYISOBA


    Ghanaian legend creates a raw,
    emphatic sound that fuses kologo music
    with contemporary sonics.

  • GAYE SU AKYOL
     
    Gaye Su Akyol is at the forefront
    of the new Istanbul scene.
  • AL-QASAR

    An explosive mix of heavy
    Arabian grooves, global psychedelia
    and North African trance music.
  • CATHERINE GRAINDORGE
    featuring IGGY POP

    A thrilling collaboration between the
    acclaimed Belgian composer/instrumentalist
    Catherine Graindorge and the ever-iconic
    Iggy Pop.

  • TAU & THE DRONES OF PRAISE

    Ecstatic folk-psych that full embraces
    the natural world and living ancestry,
    through joyful experimentation and
    deeply rooted sonics.
  • YANNA MOMINA

    Yanna Momina’s Afar Ways
    was recorded live in a stilt-hut
    on the horn of Africa when Grammy-
    winning producer & author, Ian Brennan
  • THE MASTER MUSICIANS OF JAJOUKA
    LED BY BACHIR ATTAR

    A collective of Jbala Sufi trance makers,
    committed to creating a contemporary
    representation of their centuries-old
    musical tradition.
  • TRUPA TRUPA
     
    Poland's otly tipped psych/experimental
    rock quartet delivers a potent, galvanizing album.
  • MONSIEUR DOUMANI

    A danceable fever storm of stringed instruments,
    multi-layered singing and trombone-driven low end.

     

  • SAMBA TOURÉ

    The legendary Malian singer/guitarist returns with his
    most personal and immersive album to date.
  • COMORIAN

    "We Are an Island, but We’re Not Alone”
    provides a vivid opportunity to hear unvarnished,
    original songs from Grande Comore island.
  • USTAD SAAMI

    The roots of Saami's music go back to the 13th
    century - but it's message is contemporary and
    universal: “to sing is to listen.”
  • LIRAZ
     
    Shimmering electro-pop meets
    pulsing dance rhythms and retro
    Persian sonics.
  • KRONONAUT

    Krononaut is a richly textured new
    ensemble helmed by guitarist /producer
    Leo Abrahams and drummer Martin France.
  • TOOTARD
     
    Retro funky meets hi-sheen contemporary.
  • TAMIKREST

    Music always is a borderline experience.
    Especially when not only stylistically
    boundaries are shifting, but the centres of
    musical creativity are moving.
  • fra fra

    Raw and celebratory funeral music from northern Ghana.
    Hypnotic kologo excursions.
  • EDIKANFO

    Highlife meets afro-funk.
    Spirited and horn driven.
  • ORKESTA MENDOZA

    Border music withut borders.
  • PULLED BY MAGNETS

    Forget type, genre or influence: this is the
    start of a brand-new trip by one of the most
    questing musicians at work anywhere.

  • LINA_RAÜL REFREE

    Lina_Raül Refree is fado for today,
    a sound that goes beyond geography.

  • JON HASSELL
     
    Hassell’s soundworlds have been varied
    and bold and their influence on contemporary musics,
    discernable and ongoing.
  • LOS PIRAÑAS
     
    Retro-futurism at its finest.
  • BANTOU MENTALE
     
    A dark, thundering Kinshasa meets Paris soundworld.
  • 75 DOLLAR BILL
     
    Raw electric blues, Arabic modes
    and entrancing folk minimalism
    back to the streets of New York.
  • IFRIQIYYA ELECTRIQUE

    Sufi trance musicians and rituals –
    from the depths of the Tunisian desert –
    in conversation with post-industrial sonics.
  • NOURA MINT SEYMALI
     
    Born into a prominent family of griot
    and choosing from an early age to embrace
    the artform that is its lifeblood.
  • FOFOULAH

    Slippery West African beats, dystopian
    electronics & echoing, shamanic chants.
  • STELLA CHIWESHE

    Mbira Queen of Zimbabwe.

  • YONATAN GAT
     
    Yonatan Gat is a guitarist, producer
    and experimental composer based in New York City.
  • SONIDO GALLO NEGRO

    Sonido Gallo Negro is a stunning 9-piece,
    instrumental combo from east Mexico City
    (Aragon) that channels both the mystique
    and mysticism of 1960's Peruvian cumbia.
  • DIRTMUSIC
     
    Dirtmusic return for their fifth album,
    a full-scale collaboration with Turkish-psych visionary
    Murat Ertel from Baba Zula.
  • SAZ'ISO

    The joys and sorrows of Southern Albanian song.
    Assembled by veteran producer Joe Boyd.
  • JUPITER & OKWESS
     
    Jupiter and Okwess transcend the Congo’s
    unexplored musical heritage and dive into
    a pool of modernity.
  • BARGOU 08

    Bargou 08 deftly combines the little-known soundscapes
    and rhythms of the Tunisian highlands with driving electronic
    and rock textures.
  • ABATWA (THE PYGMY)

    Rough-hewn, tribal sonics from
    the Rwandan borderlands.
  • JOSHUA ABRAMS & NATURAL INFORMATION SOCIETY

    Mesmerizing and explorative.
    A nexus of non-western traditional musics,
    minimalism,
    krautrock textures and jazz.
  • AFRO-HAITIAN EXPERIMENTAL ORCHESTRA
     
    An unheard and unholy mixture of Haitian voodoo
    rhythms, afrobeat drumming and Krautrock
    experimentation.
  • DAMIR IMAMOVIĆ'S SEVDAH TAKHT

    One of the most inspiring forces behind the rebirth
    of the traditional style of sevdah (also known as sevdalinka).

  • M.A.K.U. SOUNDSYSTEM
     
    A visceral, politically charged 8-piece band based
    in New York City, with most of its members hailing
    from Colombia.
  • KHMER ROUGE SURVIVORS
     
    Sublime and unheralded sounds from Cambodia.
    Heartbreaking and inspiring.
  • CHIMURENGA RENAISSANCE

    Otherworldly sonics, Zimbabwean beats,
    Congolese guitar ambiance and political resistance.
  • BASSEKOU KOUYATE & NGONI BA
     
    Distortion and wah wah are now at the heart of his sound
    and the heat lightning vocals of his wife Amy Sacko
    serve as the perfect foil.
  • CHRIS BROKAW

    Boston-based Chris Brokaw has made an indelible
    mark on rock music both on his own as well as
    with his iconic bands Codeine and Come, and as
    a collaborator with Thurston Moore, Evan Dando,
    Stephen O’Malley and many others.
  • HANOI MASTERS
     
    Un-mediated “field” recordings of lesser-known global
    music traditions.
  • SACRI CUORI
     
    The music of Sacri Cuori is a kaleidoscopic road trip
    through imaginary 60/70’s soundtrack music
    and post-folk sonics from Italy, Europa and beyond.
  • DENNIS BOVELL
     
    Dub 4 Daze: Classic dub.
    Classic reggae.
    Classic Dennis Bovell.
  • HAYVANLAR ALEMI
     
    The flashpoint where dub music
    and global psych-rock melt together.
  • BEN ZABO
     
    A string of firecrackers igniting on the
    dance floor of a midnight party.
  • LOBI TRAORÉ


    Lobi Traoré was a true African original,
    a guitarist of profound depth and originality,
    a singer and songwriter with universal appeal.

  • BOMBINO
     
    The last couple of years have been an
    exhilarating ride for Bombino. In late
    2004, he recorded nine acoustic songs
    in the Ténéré desert, which became his
    first real album.
  • REFREE

    Mesmerizing acoustic and electric guitar explorations
    meet sampled street recordings,
    haunted voices and hushed electronics.

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  • Famo Mountain – For Those Left Behind

    Recorded in situ in the highlands of Lesotho—one of the world’s most elevated and perilous nations—the group Famo Mountain crafts raw, topical music driven by visceral vocals, accordion and percussion. This sound not only echoes the rugged beauty and harsh realities of its environment but also rises above them, creating something timeless and transcendent.

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  • Brìghde Chaimbeul – Sunwise

    After the remarkable success and acclaim that greeted her second album Carry Them With Us, Scottish composer and small pipes player Brìghde Chaimbeul returns with a magic(k)al third album, Sunwise, which sees her push forward experimentally but also immerse her music more deeply in tradition, folklore and mystery. Sunwise is a revelatory album, steeped in landscape, ritual, minimalism and the eternal presence of the drone.

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  • AMMAR 808 – Club Tounsi

    AMMAR 808’s deep-rooted, room-shaking 3rd album »Club Tounsi« isn’t just a powerful statement of his Tunisian identity. It’s also a joyous celebration of the dancefloor, blending Mezoued rhythms and instrumentation with an impossibly infectious blast of bass-heavy futurism.

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  • Kuunatic – Wheels of Ömon

    This acclaimed Japanese psych-rock trio returns with a kaleidoscopic, otherworldly new album. Their musical core of drums, bass, keyboards and grouped female vocals, is augmented by an array of Japanese folk instruments. It’s a powerful swirling sound. A ritual music for undiscovered galaxies and unimagined futures.

    ›› read more

  • Los Pirañas – Una Oportunidad más de triunfar en la vida

    A veritable supergroup consisting of Eblis Alvarez (Meridian Brothers), Mario Galeano (Frente Cumbiero) and Pedro Ojeda (Romperayo), Los Pirañas, the Colombian Avant-Latin experimentalists, return with their most formidable and forward-looking album yet. Daring, imaginative, eclectic and always deeply groovy, Una Oportunidad más de triunfar en la vida is an infectious trip into the dark, pulsating heart of Bogota’s thrilling underground music scene.

    ›› read more

  • Trupa Trupa – Mourners

    Trupa Trupa returns with the “Mourners” EP, a bold new release produced by the renowned Nick Launay (Nick Cave, Idles, Amyl and The Sniffers). Featuring five dynamic, fast-paced tracks, the EP showcases a powerful rhythm section, blending loud basslines and driving drums with psychedelic elements, rage, and unexpected stylistic twists.

    ›› read more

  • AMMAR 808 – Live at Another Sky Festival

    Capturing the energy and the experience of Ammar 808’s 150+ global performances, the album unfolds as a pulsing interconnected journey. Live at Another Sky Festival delivers raw, dance-inducing grooves and a deeply individual high-energy Maghreb electronica.

    ›› read more

  • Samba Touré – Baarakelaw

    The legendary Malian desert blues artist Samba Touré, has returned with a new album Baarakelaw (The Workers) – the follow up to his highly-acclaimed 2021 album Binga. The album received ecstatic, career defining reviews and led to Samba being named the “Best Artist” of 2022 at Songlines magazine. Baarakelaw is a vivid mix of traditional northern Malian Songhoy music, blues-rock tracks with psychedelic overtones, ballads and love songs.

    ›› read more

  • Park Jiha – All Living Things

    Park Jiha, the acclaimed Korean composer/multi-instrumentalist, makes patient, immersive music; music that illuminates the essence and texture of the natural, living world. On her fourth album, All Living Things, her mastery of Korean traditional instruments is intricately woven with deeply personal compositions and a deft use of contemporary sonics. Terms like post-classical, ambient or even cinematic are useful, entry-level tags, but they only scratch the surface of this album’s shimmering, contemplative soundworld.

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  • Parcham Prison Prayer – Another Mississippi Sunday Morning

    A poignant sequel to Some Mississippi Sunday Morning (2023), the acclaimed prison recorded gospel album that UNCUT called “an inescapably spiritual experience.” Producer Ian Brennan (Tinariwen, Ustad Saami) has returned to Parchman Farm to record a new collection of raw, haunting performances from the prison’s Sunday gospel service.
    Unforgettable.

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  • Julián Mayorga – Chak Chak Chak Chak

    Avant-garde Colombian singer-songwriter Julián Mayorga returns with his ninth album, a clattering, absurdist slice of post-cumbia psychedelia. Chak Chak Chak Chak is a feverish mix of angular electric guitars, circuit-bent beats, found percussion and rapid-fire incantations, with influences that include Tom Zé, Tom Waits and Captain Beefheart. Frenetic energy meets satirical wit. Surrealist fables entwined with defiant sonics.

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  • BaBa ZuLa – İstanbul Sokakları

    This legendary Istanbul band remains the most experimental exponent of the hotly-tipped contemporary Turkish psych-rock scene. BaBa ZuLa are revered sonic trailblazers who have built a cult following in all corners of the globe. İstanbul Sokakları (Streets of Istanbul) is a vivid sonic and political statement from a band that continues to show us the future.

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  • Saagara – 3

    Saagara’s new album 3, is the third installment of this acclaimed collaboration between Polish producer/multi-instrumentalist Wacław Zimpel and four virtuosic musicians from the Carnatic musical tradition of southern India: percussionists Giridhar Udupa (ghatam), Aggu Baba (khanjira) and K Raja (thavil) and violinist Mysore N. Karthik. It’s a buzzing juxtaposition of dense Indian rhythms and pulsating electronic patterns.

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  • Dal:um – Coexistence

    Dal:um – alongside peers Park Jiha, Jambinai and Leenalchi – are at the forefront of a new Korean music. The duo of Ha Suyean and Hwang Hyeyoung are virtuosos on two different types of traditional zithers, the gayageum and geomungo, and their music deftly navigates a plethora of contemporary influences: minimalism, experimental folk and abstract jazz.

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  • El Khat – mute

    El Khat’s 3rd album mute belies its title as it careens out of the speakers with a raucous intensity. Formed in the garages and warehouses of Jaffa and now based in Berlin, the group’s ever-expanding vision makes a defiant stand against complacency, conflict and division. Skittering drums and brass, a jagged organ, hypnotic Yemeni melodies and one-of-a-kind DIY percussion and string instruments, all meld together in an infectious, heady soundscape.

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  • Buzz’ Ayaz – Buzz’ Ayaz

    Hailing from Cyprus’s divided capital Nicosia, and led by Antonis Antoniou, the founder of Monsieur Doumani and Trio Tekke, Buzz’ Ayaz creates a transfixing Eastern Mediterranean psychedelia. Their self-titled debut album is a fuzzed-out urban soundscape of dubby electronics, 70s-psych organ, growling bass clarinet, amplified folk instruments, ritual beats and Greek and Anatolian melodicism.

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  • Bhutan Balladeers – Your Face Is Like the Moon, Your Eyes Are Stars

    The Bhutan Balladeers collective’s entire debut album was recorded live in a hilltop forest outside of the capital, Thimphu. The music features extended vocal tones that weave complex patterns, and melodies that are sup-ported by minimal instrumental accompaniment.

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  • Landless – Lúireach

    Landless are Lily Power, Méabh Meir, Ruth Clinton and Sinéad Lynch. The Irish quartet sings centuries old ballads as well as more recently penned folk songs. Sometimes unaccompanied and sometimes with subtle instrumentation, their vocally rich music is dark and patient; spellbinding and gorgeous. Produced by John “Spud” Murphy (Lankum, ØXN) and featuring Cormac MacDiarmada from Lankum (fiddle, viola, banjo).

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  • Gordan – Gordan

    Gordan mirror the mysticism of legends and stories from the Balkan region, creating a music that stretches between expressiveness and abstraction; tradition and the avant-garde. The visceral vocals of Svetlana Spajic are both rooted and deeply interpretive. In turn, drummer Andi Stecher and Guido Möbius on bass and electronics, employ sonic strategies that steer the songs in inspired and unpredictable directions.

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  • Catherine Graindorge – Songs for the Dead

    Following her thrilling 2022 duo EP with Iggy Pop (The Dictator) Belgian composer/musician Catherine Graindorge returns with a luminous ensemble album. Collaborators include Simon Huw Jones (And Also the Trees) and Pascal Humbert (16 Horsepower, Lilium, Détroit). Instrumental and vocal songs of life, love and death. Inspired by mythologies and elegies from the Greeks to the Beats.

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  • Avalanche Kaito – Talitakum

    Avalanche Kaito: the exhilarating combination of Burkina Faso born urban griot Kaito Winse and fellow experimentalists Belgian guitarist Nico Gitto and French drummer/producer Benjamin Chaval. This transnational avant-rock trio created waves with their visceral self-titled 2022 debut, bagging notable festival appearances (Supersonic, End of the Road), a KEXP session and much deserved critical and audience enthusiasm. Polyrhythmic futurism, raw epiphanies, Burkinabe parables. A rattling ritual of ecstatic noise.

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  • Ana Lua Caiano – Vou Ficar Neste Quadrado

    Ana Lua Caiano’s debut album melds rural Portuguese music traditions with layered vocals, synthesizers, insistent beats and field recordings. Her music is visceral and tightly focused pulling from a rich mosaic of influences that includes traditional group singing, musique concrete, songwriters from Portugal’s 70’s revolutionary period and electronic icons like Bjork and Laurie Anderson.

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  • Aziza Brahim – Mawja

    Sahrawi singer-songwriter Aziza Brahim’s new album Mawja (Wave) is fashioned from a simple but powerful foundation: Saharan and Iberian percussion mixed with stately guitars and warm, enveloping bass. Co-produced by Brahim, the album is confidently eclectic. It navigates the textures of her life: the Sahara, Cuba and Spain. It even includes a drum part inspired by the Clash. Her voice is a wellspring of deep and resonant emotions.The yearning for homeland. The struggle for freedom.

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  • Saramaccan Sound (Suriname) – Where the River Bends Is Only the Beginning

    Saramaccan Sound (Suriname) are a brother duo – Dwight Sampie and Robert Jabini – who write and perform flowing acoustic songs sung in Saramaccan, the language from the Americas with the most African elements. Their debut album was recorded in situ by Grammy winner Ian Brennan along a remote riverside in the Amazon region of Suriname.

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  • YĪN YĪN – Mount Matsu

    YĪN YĪN, the highly touted Dutch quartet from Maastricht, returns with a sonically expansive third album Mount Matsu. Recorded collectively in their own studio in the Belgian countryside, the album is a kaleidoscope of sounds and influences, occupying a no man’s land between Khruangbin and Kraftwerk, surf music and Southeast Asian psychedelia, Stax soul and mutant 80s disco, City pop and Japanese instrumental folk (sōkyoku).

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  • Lucidvox – That’s What Remained

    Lucidvox’s new album is vast-sounding. A collection of swirling ritual missives offered up in the hope of better times. Formerly based in Russia, for their new album That’s What Remained, the all-female quartet has added additional sonic thrust (horns, keyboards, strings, atmospheric textures) to their already acclaimed and impassioned psych-rock.

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  • Lenhart Tapes – Dens

    The 2nd album from Belgrade Ethno-Noise outfit Lenhart Tapes, boldly extends producer Vladimir Lenhart’s acclaimed re-tooling of submerged Balkan musics. Hypnotic Walkman jams meet industrial rhythm loops and trad-folk songs interpreted by a lineup of thrilling female vocalists. A magical, beauty-and-the-beast encounter of dirty noise and righteous folk.

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  • Bixiga 70 – Vapor

    São Paulo’s Afro-Brazilian groove visionaries Bixiga 70 return with an ecstatic 5th album – Vapor – their first in four years. The sound is joyful, a series of potent horn driven melodies and infectious polyrhythms. More than a return, Vapor is a rebirth. An exuberant, full-tilt party.

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  • Parchman Prison Prayer – Some Mississippi Sunday Morning

    Haunting in situ recordings from Parchman Farm maximum security prison in Mississippi. Producer Ian Brennan recorded the prison’s Sunday gospel service and the results are unforgettable. Performances range from solo acapella to a floor-shaking band. The repertoire includes both traditional and newly penned spirituals. The emotions are unfiltered and deeply resonant.

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  • Taa! – Our Language May Be Dying, but Our Voices Remain

    Mesmerizing field recordings from Botswana. Producer/recordist/Grammy winner Ian Brennan ventured to an end-of-the-road location to document songs sung in Taa, a rich language on the verge of extinction.

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  • Faizal Mostrixx – Mutations

    A genre-defying Afrofuturist manifesto from Uganda. Producer, dancer and choreographer Faizal Mostrixx’s singular vision of East African electronic music is a lush sonic tapestry of polyrhythms, modern dancefloor styles, amapiano, Nile basin ceremonial chants and Pan-African field recordings.

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  • Brìghde Chaimbeul – Carry Them With Us

    Scottish smallpipes player Brìghde Chaimbeul’s second album “Carry Them With Us” is an exhilarating weave of rich textural drones, trance atmospheres and instrumental folk traditions. Acclaimed Canadian sound explorer and saxophonist Colin Stetson is a featured collaborator on the record.

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  • April 25th, 2025
    Famo Mountain • For Those Left Behind
    Recorded in situ in the highlands of Lesotho—one of the world’s most elevated and perilous nations—the group Famo Mountain crafts raw, topical music driven by visceral vocals, accordion and percussion. This sound not only echoes the rugged beauty and harsh realities of its environment but also rises above them, creating something timeless and transcendent.
    Get the album: https://idol-io.ffm.to/forthoseleftbehind

  • April 11th, 2025
    Kuunatic • Wheels of Ömon
    This acclaimed Japanese psych-rock trio returns with a kaleidoscopic, otherworldly new album. Their musical core of drums, bass, keyboards and grouped female vocals, is augmented by an array of Japanese folk instruments. It’s a powerful swirling sound. A ritual music for undiscovered galaxies and unimagined futures.
    Get the album: https://idol-io.ffm.to/wheelsofomon

  • March 7th, 2025
    Los Pirañas • Una Oportunidad más de triunfar en la vida
    A veritable supergroup consisting of Eblis Alvarez (Meridian Brothers), Mario Galeano (Frente Cumbiero) and Pedro Ojeda (Romperayo), Los Pirañas, the Colombian Avant-Latin experimentalists, return with their most formidable and forward-looking album yet. Daring, imaginative, eclectic and always deeply groovy, Una Oportunidad más de triunfar en la vida is an infectious trip into the dark, pulsating heart of Bogota’s thrilling underground music scene.
    Get the album: https://idol-io.ffm.to/unaoportunidadmasdetriunfarenlavida

  • February 21st, 2025
    New Album: Trupa Trupa • Mourners
    Trupa Trupa returns with the “Mourners” EP, a bold new release produced by the renowned Nick Launay (Nick Cave, Idles, Amyl and The Sniffers). Featuring five dynamic, fast-paced tracks, the EP showcases a powerful rhythm section, blending loud basslines and driving drums with psychedelic elements, rage, and unexpected stylistic twists.
    Get the album: https://idol-io.ffm.to/mourners

  • February 7th, 2025
    New Album: AMMAR 808 • Live at Another Sky Festival
    Capturing the energy and the experience of Ammar 808’s 150+ global performances, the album unfolds as a pulsing interconnected journey. Live at Another Sky Festival delivers raw, dance-inducing grooves and a deeply individual high-energy Maghreb electronica.
    Get the album: https://idol-io.ffm.to/liveatanotherskyfestival

  • January 24th, 2025
    New Album: Samba Touré • Baarakelaw
    The legendary Malian desert blues artist Samba Touré, has returned with a new album Baarakelaw (The Workers) – the follow up to his highly-acclaimed 2021 album Binga. The album received ecstatic, career defining reviews and led to Samba being named the “Best Artist” of 2022 at Songlines magazine. Baarakelaw is a vivid mix of traditional northern Malian Songhoy music, blues-rock tracks with psychedelic overtones, ballads and love songs.
    Get the album: https://idol-io.ffm.to/baarakelaw

  • January 17th, 2025
    New Album: Parcham Prison Prayer – Another Mississippi Sunday Morning
    A poignant sequel to Some Mississippi Sunday Morning (2023), the acclaimed prison recorded gospel album that UNCUT called “an inescapably spiritual experience.” Producer Ian Brennan (Tinariwen, Ustad Saami) has returned to Parchman Farm to record a new collection of raw, haunting performances from the prison’s Sunday gospel service.
    Unforgettable.
    Get the album: https://idol-io.ffm.to/anothermississippisundaymorning 

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