On their new album ‘We Are There’, an ambient muse moves through the shadows, analogue instruments creak and Laurel Canyon harmonies tingle in tape-echoed air; melody and magic conspire to create something way beyond the sum of its many parts, elevating Modern Studies from self-made innovators to poetic protagonists.

'Island Family' is Pictish Trail’s contrarian view of arcadia; a search for the euphoric in the bucolic, bound up in sometimes conflicting ideas and feelings around nature and environment, sincerity and artifice, escapism and belonging. It’s an album about how no man can remain an island, however hard he might try.

The multi-cultural Brooklyn-based composer and producer Faten Kanaan follows her much praised debut ‘A Mythology of Circles’ with the track ‘Cascando’, a mysterious instrumental unravelling which continues her exploration of music’s cyclical patterns

A reawakening for the Swedish visionaries Hater, 'Sincere' solidifies their impressive trajectory in a fuzzed out haze of dark and arresting shoegaze pop

Following Lucy Gooch’s ‘Rain’s Break’, we now revisit her acclaimed debut with this newly expanded edition of ‘Rushing’ that features an exclusive brand new single, ‘Orthione’.

René Laloux’s celebrated 1973 sci-fi animation ‘La Planète Sauvage (Fantastic Planet)’, is overhauled with a re-imagined soundtrack by electronic modernists Stealing Sheep and legendary sound innovators The Radiophonic Workshop.

On their new album ‘We Are There’, an ambient muse moves through the shadows, analogue instruments creak and Laurel Canyon harmonies tingle in tape-echoed air; melody and magic conspire to create something way beyond the sum of its many parts, elevating Modern Studies from self-made innovators to poetic protagonists.