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Bleu Nuit Video Montreal, Québec
Bleu Nuit Video is a home media distribution label for late-night video artists and experimental filmmakers.
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by stAllio!
The origin behind this delightfully brutal glitch/noise record is wild: a program that plays any application as if it’s an audio file.
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Niebla
by Leena Lee & Vania Fortuna
Mexican composers Leena Lee and Vania Fortuna use sound as a tool to interrogate the mythologies of the emblematic quetzal bird.
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Billennium Soundscapes
by Hot Tap
From Manchester, Hot Tap serves up an album of stark electronics with moody tones and an air of mystery.
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In The Eyes of God
by August, Yours Truly
A haunting, beautiful, autobiographical record that uses samples of old gospel records to wrestle with faith and unbelief.
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Toise Make Noys
by Uncle Woozee
This wild experimental artist from Chicago uses electric kazoos, tape loops, and more to craft far-out, wonderfully confounding songs.
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Hypnagogic Surge
by Amselysen
Charged-up, glitched-out electronic music from Montreal's Amselysen that noisily breaks down the tropes of subgenres like hardcore and IDM.
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Plasma
by Luke Titus
The Chicago wunderkind's debut album is half lo-fi hip-hop pianos and breakneck drumming, half polished pop songs full of orchestral arrangements and whimsical but melancholic melodies.
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