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The 1980 film “The Song of Leonard Cohen” offers a small, quiet glimpse of the songwriter’s life in Montreal.

The LA quartet’s third full-length feels like a dutiful turn toward the middle of the road.

Echoing drones, lethargic beats, and mournful chants combine to make up the New Orleans trio’s debut.

This is Aphex in retrograde, and it’s perhaps his very first concept album—albeit in EP form.

Stretched to 1000% of its original length, an Aphex Twin song suddenly exists on a different sonic plane while its component parts remain unchanged.

Puberty: way more fun the second time around.

The Toronto electronic tinkersmiths’ first album is six years feels like it’s comprised of lost artifacts of sound, rough-hewn and forged in some otherworldly studio.

The master of the drone Hecker tempestuous soundscapes on his first release for 4AD.