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Recorded over two nights at London’s Café Oto in 2017, this live performance from the group showcases the band’s unique ability to fuse folk traditionalism with drone experimentation.

A companion piece to last year’s sparkling Silver Ladders, the harpist’s latest dip into her archives assembles improvised sessions into intricately layered songs with a powerful emotional pull.

Read Daniel Bromfield’s review of the album.

The first set of satellites Amazon plans to send to space along with Verizon will be launched next fall, according to an experimental launch license filed Monday. The company plans to send up to 3,236... | November 1, 2021

Through a collection of songs that range from anxious garage funk to mercurial power pop, the San Francisco experimentalists argue for an urgent remaking of the world.

Recorded over the last 15 years, and alternating between stripped-down folk and thickets of distortion, Shade takes Grouper’s careful balance between intimacy and inscrutability to a new extreme.

An 80-minute epic blending screamo, jazz, prog rock, IDM, and more, the latest from producer Angel Marcloid offers some of her most focused and welcoming material amid the chaos.

The debut EP from the rising hyperpop artist is exhilarating and unabashedly silly but falters when adhering to genre conventions and trends.