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Taking influence from drone, metal, and noise, the latest project from the mercurial Russian producer is a brooding collaborative album that relishes in its own bleakness.

This 20-track collection of music by the prolific Spanish ambient producer feels like submerging into a warm bath for 95 minutes.

On her debut for Berlin’s Ostgut Ton label, the Spanish-born producer trades industrial techno for more unpredictable hybrids drawn from hyperpop, trip-hop, and IDM.

Using her customary palette of field recordings, captured conversations, and instrumental contributions from friends, the Texas composer lays bare her darkest thoughts about friendship and solitude.

Burial’s longest release in years doubles down on his signature sounds and downcast mood. A collaged chorus of voices holds together a windswept expanse of undulating nothingness.

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we revisit an infamous 2007 DJ mix that helped transform dubstep from a bubbling scene to a global phenomenon.

The government is developing an electronic civil registration and vital statistics system to increase capacity to collect demographic statistics and produce and disseminate reliable and timely socio-economic and poverty information.

Flood victims advised to give damaged electrical items a chance.

HANOI (Vietnam News/Asia News Network): Motorists travelling on the Hanoi-Hai Phong Expressway will only be able to pay tolls using electronic means.

About the material concrete plasticiser market and self-healing nanomaterials for solar panels and other electronic devices The field of self-healing materials is expanding rapidly, and what was once science fiction may soon be a reality, thanks to scien