Pulsing, hypnotic Industrial techno by Bethany Busto.
Exquisitely intimate, evocative drone experiments.
- A head-swirling piece of solo piano-driven gothic melancholia
Megan Remy's harrowingly mournful, wrenching expressions for Siltbreeze
Towering, tortuously aloof goth-pop.
Music box and choral sorcery from the incredible Tara Burke
Creepily solemn, quietly anguished elegy from Vibracathedral Orchestra's violinist

Miniature piece for whispered female vocal, tape noise and owl.
Epic, deeply romantic synth/drone-pop meditation taken from one of the albums of 2011
Gauzy drone from Library Tapes' David Wenngren with arresting vocal by Ylva Wiklund
Controlled yet chaotic and surreal electro-acoustic and vocal collage work.
Creaky, lo-fi and fractured folkpop from Eva Saelens
Honey Owens' ritualistic, glowing post-rock harmonics
Grouper makes a barely there but intoxicating appearance on this amazing closing track.
14 tracks: Never Been To Ibiza
14 Tracks: Quarrying Strange & Heavy Ro…
14 tracks: ClunQ FunQ
14 tracks: Footwork diffusion
14 tracks: Consensual Hallucination
14 tracks: Body Request
14 Tracks: Parallel Pop
Hospital Productions: 14 open wounds
14 tracks: Convective Currents
14 Tracks: Dubstep in Rude Health

On 13 Apr 13:31 Nick Oakden said:
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Fans of this sort of thing will find a lot to like over in Japan, where there seems to be loads of it. My favourite is an album called "Mirror Flake" by Cokiyu, which is possibly the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. The mood's lighter than a Grouper album, with natural noises like water and birdsong mixed in there to make it all sound like summer. Piana is similar, but she sounds more like snow. Tujiko Noriko, meanwhile is bleak as hell. Caroline's like a subdued Bjork. Kibako and the hilariously named "Erectricmole" do a less blurry, more obviously synth take on the genre. Still enjoyable.
On 13 Apr 16:17 dr howl said:
great selection, but no Foehn? she was part of Third Eye Foundation and was doing this kind of semi-opaque, haunted, DIY, scratchy collage stuff 10 years ahead of most of these...
On 14 Apr 19:42 itamar said:
http://www.uganda.co.il
great compilation, i would like to
suggest listen to Israeli goddess Nicoteen
if liked this one..