From APPX:LP01 Post Ambient Lux by Igor Dyachenko
full release here >> https://appendixfiles.bandcamp.com/album/appx-lp01-post-ambient-lux

Written & Produced by Igor Dyachenko
Artwork by Yaro Svyatykh
Mastered by Ike Zwanikken

APPX:LP01 Post Ambient Lux

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Remnants of Noise — Offret FW 25/26 Soundtrack
A limited edition 12” vinyl. Remnants of Noise by Igor Dyachenko reimagines Offret FW 25/26 as a sonic journey through memories and drifting echoes. Ghostly atmospheres and fleeting sounds intertwine, bridging humanity, nature, and architecture.

A:
01 – fragment 1 (3:56)
02 – inward (3:05)
03 – churning (3:08)
04 – fragment 2 (3:38)
05 – noise event (4:13)
B:
06 – after 7 pm (3:58)
07 – atm (4:39)
08 – street tone (5:40)
09 – glimpse (3:42)

Remnants of Noise

Black Box EP

Dream Transmission

Infant's mix for 14th episode of InADream on 8ball radio :))

far lane - say it right
corell - escape resist 
defled - tape111
joel tammik - vaade 
florian tm zeisig - first version 
variant - as time stood still 
990x - wisdom
mww monkey 20 - pour me out 
kool music - a heritage
ulla x tony shh x eno - tears (°w°s edit)
umki - memo 
sonmi451 - vladivostok 
cantoma - early til late 
flotel - bowd (isan “timber falls motel” remix) 
kindtree - jam7 
mystic tribe ai - telepathic seduction 
tetsu inoue - smile 
low flung - the footpath for another day 
intrusion - montego bay 
hallucinator - black angel 
teleself - all around you 
loidis - in the place i sit 
ben bondy - conte 
dean blunt - five

Infant for InADream

in the third episode of 'soak u' @ab_y spins a dreamcore selection of spoken word, ambient textures, & trappy-dubby grooves

u_3 - a b

https://theorytherapy.bandcamp.com/album/were-here-all-the-time

@whatdotjp
@theory-therapy

Theory Therapy is pleased to present ‘we’re here all the time’ by jp (aka J.P Wright) – the New York producer behind one of last year’s shinetiac remixes on the OST label, and a member of Housecraft Recordings’ trip-bient group Ahem.

Compiling several years of well-worn material, the Brooklyn artist’s debut solo LP was the result of many hours of hardware jams and happy accidents, later meticulously edited down into these seven arrangements. Blending first-thought-best-thought spontaneity with extended DAW labouring, Wright delivers some of the most immediate music yet on Theory Therapy.

The album is reminiscent of ’90s and early-’00s IDM. Syncopated rhythms and atmosphere swirl into a mutable whole, as hardcore breakbeat, ambient trance and acidic electro bleed together into a liquid mélange. The sequencing drifts from gauzy, ethereal openings into tensile, club-ready pressure before swerving toward moments of stillness – like lingering in an emptied club hours after the crowd has gone.

There’s a distinct physicality to the music too. Kick patterns jitter like loose live wires, delays ripple through the fog-soaked air, yet the album’s finest moments lie in its more subtle textures and tonal shifts. This is proper braindance that keeps you suspended in its pulse, caught in non-linear time. Wright lets the music wander in unpredictable arcs, moments folding back on themselves, stretching in multiple directions at once – tracing and retracing a memory that refuses to settle. 

pi premiere: jp - perf (Theory Therapy)

Mestnost Records w/ Dubree - 18/10/2025

rooted frame 4

Born out of a Moscow Kurs radio show and shaped in Tokyo’s underground, Moomba-Tsoomba presents its debut compilation — a cross-continental drift between Japan and Russia’s experimental scenes.
Ambient layers, hazy dub rhythms, and obscure collages — it’s all here.
The stoned celebration features long-time psycho-dub heroes Call Weirdo (Konstantin Spiridonov) and DJ HeadSick (Nikolay Dolgov), joined by new friends raremotherfucker (Nihat), Perfect Skin (Andrew), DZA (Sasha), and yolabmi, bringing a new vision to the Moomba sound.

MT002 - Call Weirdo - Never Know

somewhat burdensome (Seavulf Remix)

Mallorca-based maestro @defled supplies an hour of contemporary ambient explorations

MT002 - Call Weirdo - Never Know

moomba-tsoomba