Daniel Creahan, aka Alien D., returns with another LP on Sydney’s Theory Therapy label. His second album on the imprint in two years is once again packed with stunning, soothing, and laid-back jams—signature characteristics for both his own work and the label’s output.

Frieder Blume, known among other monikers as Struktur, steps outside his usual Berlin territory with a new album on the Belgian Maloca label, run by Le Motel since 2020. Nonetheless, Levitation seamlessly continues his previous work, embracing a genre-fluid scope deeply shaped by his artistic signature sound.

For true supersoft heads, Ghost Dubs will be a familiar name, as his and The Bug’s collaboration Implosion was featured in the very first article on this page. Now, Martin is happy to have the Swabian dub don back on his imprint Pressure for his first solo album since the breakthrough release Damaged, which made huge waves in 2024.

Two ambient heavyweights joined forces in the late 90s to experiment and discover a shared soundscape. This collaboration resulted in two albums that are now considered classics of the golden era of ambient electronica. Now, the second chapter, Birmingham Frequencies, is being reissued and is available on vinyl for the very first time.

This week features a double header, and what an incredible one it is: Carmen Villain returns with a new LP Memoria on her go-to imprint Smalltown Supersound, while Carrier continues his self-titled series with a new three-tracker, Thresholds. These are two exceptional, immersive releases by masters of their craft.

Norwegian musician and photographer Erik M. returns to the Oslo-based Kora imprint with his second LP, once again exploring the realm of mesmerizing ambient and trippy experimental music.

Chicago’s mysterious Kino Disk has become a reliable insider tip for fans of heavily dub-infused sounds. Since its debut release in 2024, the label has connected the dots between the tradition of dub music—in the true fashion of acts like Gas or Echospace—and new perspectives from artists such as Huerco S. or Carmen Villain, exploring dub territory from ambient to experimental and techno.

This Various Artists compilation already marks its twentieth release.

Felix Manuel has been pushing the boundaries of electronic dance music for years under his DJrum alias. Now, his first release since the impressive album Under Tangled Silence sees the light of day, once again on London-based Fabric sublabel Houndstooth.

Rewind to supfersoft radio from May.

STROOM label, run by Belgian producer and DJ Ziggy Devriendt aka Nosedrip, became a true tastemaker since its founding in 2016. Over the last ten years the label has unearthed music from the 80s, 90s and 00s across all genres from sweet R&B (Keysha “Stop it!”), to heartmelting Synthwave (Saskia’s “Eeuwig Op Reis”), or timeless Trance anthems (CJ Bolland’s “Camargue”). But beyond that, the imprint has provided a platform for exciting new artists and their projects, such as Florian T M Zeisig, Oko DJs live project, or the incredible Voice Actor. Now a collaboration between two artists, that previously have released on the label return for their debut album.