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  • Loud Bloom
    BeatTracker #1 Feat. Staff Picks in Ambient / Experimental

    Loud Bloom

    Olof Dreijer , Diva Cruz , Toya Delazy , Maman

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  • Kasper Bjørke Quartet: Passages In Time
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    Kasper Bjørke Quartet: Passages In Time

    Kasper Bjorke , Langstrakt , Oilly Wallace , Anna Roemer , Malthe Kaptain

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  • Detached From The Rest Of You
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    Detached From The Rest Of You

    Loraine James , Sydney Spann , Anysia Kym , Miho Hatori , Alan Sparhawk , Tirzah , Le3 bLACK , Fyn Dobson

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  • Bathtime Bliss
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    Bathtime Bliss

    Peach

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  • Dream 1
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    Dream 1

    Zsela , Daniel Aged , Taul Katz

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  • Hyperphantasia
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    Hyperphantasia

    Lone , BIKOKO , Juga-Naut , Ell Murphy , Lou Hayter , Merry Lamb Lamb

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  • Reflections Vol. 3: Water Poems
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    Reflections Vol. 3: Water Poems

    Felicia Atkinson , Christina Vantzou , John Also Bennett

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  • Mijin
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  • Tricklemore Sea
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    Tricklemore Sea

    Calibre

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    Calibre announces his new album 'Tricklemore Sea', set for release on gatefold double vinyl, CD and digital on 1st May via Signature Recordings. A deeply personal and exploratory body of work, the album moves through ambient, shoegaze, electronic, blues and folk, all subtly shaped by the low-end sensibility that has defined his music for decades. It resists easy categorisation, reflecting an ongoing interest in blending bass culture with forms that sit outside it. Following the release of 'They Want You' at the end of 2025, this new project marks a clear shift in tone. Where that record leans into intensity and forward momentum, 'Tricklemore Sea' turns inward, occupying a more introspective space. Featuring entirely his own vocals and production, it carries a more exposed and vulnerable quality. The album has taken shape gradually, drawing from material written in the years after 'Planet Hearth'. Rather than forming around a fixed concept, it emerges as a collection of pieces connected by tone and instinct. Tracks move between simplicity and abstraction, with piano-led compositions sitting alongside field recordings, improvisations and bass-driven works. Ideas often begin quickly, then evolve over long periods of revisiting and reworking. His voice takes on a more central role throughout, bringing a heightened sense of vulnerability. Lyrics and delivery are often left open, allowing space for interpretation. His process remains fluid and instinctive, with ideas written quickly, revisited over time and combined across different periods. Moments such as 'Little Blend' carry a quiet melancholia balanced with hope, while 'Free One' reflects on the pressures of contemporary life. The title track considers the scale of human existence within a wider universe, framing individual lives as small but meaningful within something larger. Elsewhere, 'Deflower' and 'Pigeon Luncheon' draw from recordings made in Berlin at the end of lockdown, capturing a sense of movement and return. Older material, including 'Living In Your Head' and 'Hyndsight', is recontextualised and sits naturally alongside newer work. Threads from his wider catalogue remain present. 'Able Son Dub' nods to longstanding reggae influences, while 'Bit Broken Stream' appears here in a downtempo form alongside its drum and bass counterpart from 'They Want You'. Tracks like 'United Pull' and 'Mizzle Mine' lean further into abstraction, using minimal language and space to suggest mood rather than define it. Over more than 30 years, Calibre has built a catalogue that moves across drum and bass, ambient, dub, techno, house, jazz, soul, blues and folk. His work is marked by restraint, quiet melancholy and a singular approach that continues to evolve. Complete authorship remains central, with all vocals, lyrics and production on both 'They Want You' and 'Tricklemore Sea' created solely by him. This breadth extends into his DJ sets, where he draws heavily from his own catalogue, often performing entirely self-produced material across a wide range of tempos and styles. His ability to move between contexts has seen him play at Boomtown, Houghton and Atonal Berlin, delivering distinct sets while maintaining a clear identity. With 'Tricklemore Sea', that identity leans toward stillness, introspection and emotional depth. It is a record that prioritises feeling over definition, holding space for ambiguity while remaining grounded in a strong sense of authorship. Each release carries an element of exposure, a moment of vulnerability in letting the work go. At its core, the album seeks to capture something fleeting but recognisable, a sense of beauty that sits just beyond language. He describes it simply: "The river inside of me flowing into the sea."

  • The Catastrophe Machine
    BeatTracker #10 Feat. Staff Picks in Ambient / Experimental

    The Catastrophe Machine

    Bvdub

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  • Low Air
    BeatTracker #11 Feat. Staff Picks in Ambient / Experimental

    Low Air

    Jeremy Hyman

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  • Circles
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    Circles

    Multicast Dynamics

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    Several years after the release of Metamorphosis (with Sid Hille), Multicast Dynamics (Samual van Dijk) reemerges on Astral Industries with Circle - an enchanting two-part work venturing into deep unconscious realms. Sonic landscapes unfold in a sequence of hidden spaces and intimate revelations, featuring detailed sound design and rich thematic content. Circle One initiates the process, opening gently with glassy drones and the patter of distant voices. A faint light shimmers through swirling pools of liquid memories and melting forms. The atmosphere builds, and everything is engulfed in the act of transfiguration. Passing through the threshold, Circle Two traverses further into cavernous territories. Boundless drifting soon becomes a gravitational pull toward something deeper. Submitted to the powerful undercurrent, incoming primordial pulsations signal a quest that reaches its fated culmination. Perhaps the revelation of something long-lost, entering the Circle eludes to that which on the surface remains hidden, yet its rediscovery inevitable.

  • 114e jour
    BeatTracker #13 Feat. Staff Picks in Ambient / Experimental
  • That Boy Remixes (feat. Foremost Poets)
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    That Boy Remixes (feat. Foremost Poets)

    Tim Paris , Foremost Poets

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  • Sol.Hz
    BeatTracker #15 Feat. Staff Picks in Ambient / Experimental

    Sol.Hz

    Seefeel

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  • Connecters Vol. 1
    BeatTracker #16 Feat. Staff Picks in Ambient / Experimental

    Connecters Vol. 1

    Larrison

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  • Dim Stars / For Residue (Extended)
    BeatTracker #17 Feat. Staff Picks in Ambient / Experimental

    Dim Stars / For Residue (Extended)

    Oneohtrix Point Never

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  • Fluxstrata
    BeatTracker #18 Feat. Staff Picks in Ambient / Experimental

    Fluxstrata

    Late Bush

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  • Kasper Bjørke Quartet: Passage VI
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    Kasper Bjørke Quartet: Passage VI

    Kasper Bjorke , Langstrakt , Anna Roemer , Malthe Kaptain

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  • Arriver tout doucement (Camille Delvecchio Rework)
    BeatTracker #20 Feat. Staff Picks in Ambient / Experimental

    Arriver tout doucement (Camille Delvecchio Rework)

    Joseph Schiano di Lombo

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