Cut Worms * Michel Banabila * Jeroen Effern
Dutch Roundup (worth international attention): Cut Worms ‘Cable Mounds’, Michel Banabila ‘Stop Motion’ and Jeroen Effern‘s Untitled album.
Scanner * Aidan Thomas Tobin * Iurta
Sounds for the darkest days:
Scanner‘s soundtrack for a global warming, Aidan Thomas Tobin‘s ‘As Our Blood Separates’, and Iurta‘s ‘Notes Toward a Mental Breakdown’
Eluvium – Shuffle Drones
Shuffle Drones: Eluvium presents a new concept in digital listening: a post-classical composition that plays as long as you like. (Or longer)
Gail Priest * Cicely Irvine * Eilean 58
From Iceland to Eilean:
Gail Priest inspired by Iceland’s nature, Cicely Irvine’s Excavation and Eilean Records end-of-year compilation with exclusive unreleased tracksCicely Irvine‘s Excavation and Eilean Records end-of-year compilation with exclusive unreleased tracks .
Dictaphone * OMRR * Ghost and Tape
Dictaphone creates some things that were missing before, while omrr puts Egypt’s experimental music on our map. Ghost and Tape prepares us for Spring.
Michael Begg * BJ Nilsen
Beyond environmental:
Michael Begg‘s Titan-A Crane Is A Bridge and BJ Nilsen‘s trek through the Gran Paradiso alpine mountains.
Robert Haigh * Bruno Sanfilippo
Two albums with a focus on the piano: Robert Haigh‘s Creatures of the Deep and Lost and Found by Bruno Sanfilippo.
Andrew Heath * Sonmi451 * Sven Laux
Andrew Heath’s ‘lower case music’ (Soundings);
Sonmi451 takes his place on the imaginary map (Panta Rei);
Sven Laux’ virtual orchestra (Paper Streets)