Faith

First Iota (feat. Angelina Nonaj)

Js Donny - Death Folk LP - OUT NOV. 18

Almost two years after the ‘BnN’ debut-EP as the Xtnded quartet, Brussels-based artist Js Donny returns solo for their new record ‘Death Folk’. Leaving the delicate fluttering of the butterfly for the infinite swirl of a ghost tornado, the bassist for Marseilles poectic-sludge band Donna Candy drops a minimalist yet profoundly intimate album, where everything turns black.

Co-released by Bamboo Shows (France), 29Speedway (New York) and chrüsimüsi records (Switzerland), the album contains six acoustic ballads between doom-folk and soft metal; songs that could have been composed in a dusty attic. Written solely with electronic nylon guitar and muffled bass lines, the music leaves the field clear for Js Donny’s unique voice, skillfully oscillating between soft scream, brooding whispers and liturgical choirs.

Recorded, co-mixed and mastered by Anotyne Nouel at Sound Love Studio. Ornamented with the deadly drawing of Victoire Mandement.

A limited edition of 300 smoke-clear vinyl will be released alongside the album on November 18, 2025.

Order for Europe https://bambooshows.bandcamp.com 
Order for USA https://29speedway1.bandcamp.com
Order for Switzerland https://chruesimuesi-records.bandcamp.com

Credits:
Music by Js Donny,
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Anotyne Nouel at Sound Love Studio,
Artworks by Victoire Mandement,
Design by Js Donny.

Js Donny - 01. Twisted Ones [BSLP012 / 29S009 / CMR017]

Venera - Asteroxylon
Label: PAN
Cat.No.: PAN 153S2
Release Date: 21 August 2025
Purchase: pan.lnk.to/Asteroxylon

Venera shares ‘Asteroxylon’, the second single of the upcoming album ‘Exinfinite’ out via PAN on September 12th, 2025.

Having defined a multi-dimensional sonic universe on their acclaimed eponymous debut album, composer/filmmaker Chris Hunt and Korn’s James “Munky” Shaffer abandon the familiar and drift towards a kingdom of recursion on EXINFINITE, staring down a tangled mass of mirrored wormholes that hum with eldritch ambiguity. They launch squelchy, decelerated techno into occult noise reflecting pools on the slithering ‘Asteroxylon’.

Recorded in Downtown Los Angeles, CA and Atlanta, GA
Mixed by Chris Pawlusek in London, UK
Mastered by Matt Colton at Metropolis, London, UK
Art by EFFIXX with Samanta García

Venera - Asteroxylon (PAN 153S2)

Is Love Knowing

PVAS - 05 - Boba

“Softer hands” introduces a reality where art-electronics emerge from familiar club language. Sentimental melodies spray delicate feelings over metallic, hypnotising backgrounds. Distant, angelic choirs are softly moulded and shaped by whirring mechanical sounds, hisses and swooshes. Over time, the music leads inward, letting light through densely packed soundscapes. The result is touching, otherworldly, at times uncanny or post-apocalyptic, like an ensemble of machines learning to feel. The circle of three remixers perfectly understands the language cratje operates in, adding to the universe created within four original tracks. 
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cratje is a co-runner of MONTAGE, a Brussels-based trans-medial output, and host of "Stoute Muziek," a radio show on KIOSK.

cratje - boze wolk

Abstract Concepts, for girls!

Mastered by AMIR SHOAT
Lyrics - AGA BEAUPRÉ
Children’s choir - ŁUCJA KASTORY, HELENKA STEVNERT
Voice - ANTONINA NOWACKA
Backing chants - YANA ANDROSOVA
Baroque Oboe - WIT APOSTOLAKIS-GLUZIŃSKI
Electronic oboe & additional electronics - JAN PIASECKI
Additional harp - JUSTIN TRIPP



2568 (with ANTONINA NOWACKA and CHILDREN’S CHOIR)

https://soundcloud.com/lolaanthem for @eliasqz & @jassintio

www.retreatradio.net/event-horizon

Listen 24/7 at www.retreatradio.net

Event Horizon #7 w/ lola anthem (04/10/25)

@fareedmusic
@construct-reform

Fareed explores rhythmic fields, playing with North African percussions and distorting jungle breaks to create syncopated patterns. With a wide selection of experimental Maghrebi influences, he adds a thick, distorted texture paired with ancient, mystical voices, allowing you to travel beyond the meaning of Arabic poems.

artist: FAREED
track: Transfuge
album: La Couleur De L'ombre
label: Maze
catalog number: [MAZE04]
Release format: digital / tape
link of the release: https://fareed2.bandcamp.com/album/la-couleur-de-lombre
artist social network: https://www.instagram.com/fareed_music_/?hl=fr
label social network: https://www.instagram.com/constructreform/?hl=fr

pre-order

premiere:  FAREED - TRANSFUGE [label: MAZE]

ADR - THROAT LP
Format: Digital
Label: PAN
Cat.No: PAN 76
Release Date: 25 November 2016

PAN is pleased to announce the release of ‘THROAT’, a new album by composer/producer Aaron David Ross (ADR). Arriving as the New York artist’s second release on PAN, ‘THROAT’ is made entirely from vocal sounds. It could only be crafted in the ultra-present; an age where the poetry of songwriting is flattened into catchy hooks. As words are sliced into sounds, ideas are reduced to sibilant syllables that still contain a range of emotional power, but deliver it in subversively different ways.

‘THROAT’ exploits these ways, borrowing vocal fragments from everywhere to collage a choral congregation of singing servers; pinging one another to create open-source equal-opportunity electronic pop music. Reichian polyrhythms EDM drop into Bieber-esque beatboxing. Hypothetical K-pop stars conduct holographic choirs in altruistic ritual. Virtual summer festival DJs transcode into pure phonemes; anthropomorphizing formant-shifted vacuums of communication. When you drop the cargo of making sense, you can go so much faster.

As a classically trained musician inspired equally by pop and contemporary art & technology practices, ADR’s work has distinguished itself through its formal deliriousness and playful tenor. Besides ongoing collaborations with an international community of vocalists, producers, artists and fashion designers, Ross releases solo recordings, composes music for film, TV and advertising, and maintains a practice of live performance and sound installation.

Throat

ADR - Advice (PAN 76)

Label based in Berlin, est. 2008. http://www.p-a-n.org