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FR123: Nick León Is Putting the “Weird, Magic-Hour” Miami Back in Electronic Music
The Miami producer talks Florida psychedelia, Latin club, and staying true to himself
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Philip Sherburne
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FR 120: Sugar-Rushing With FaltyDL
The Brooklyn producer reverse-engineers hyperpop on his new Planet Mu album, Neurotica.
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Philip Sherburne
FR 116: Facta & K-LONE on Wisdom Teeth’s Pivot to Minimal House
New compilation Pattern Gardening breathes life into a classic sound
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Philip Sherburne
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FR 115: Anthony Naples Goes Back to the Drawing Board
The New York producer discusses the creative reboot behind his new album—and the record he had to delete in order to make it
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated 113: Muscut’s Nikolaienko on Ukrainian Resistance and Boycotting Trump’s America
The founder of Muscut and Shukai explains why he’s putting his label on pause—and opting out of U.S.-based platforms
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated 112: Rebekka Karijord on the Sound of Climate Grief
With a new album on Simon Raymonde’s Bella Union label, the Norwegian composer discusses climate change, voice synthesizers, and working with Roomful of…
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated 110: Ben Ratliff on the Rituals of Running and Listening
His singular new book Run the Song maps new modes of music criticism onto the daily practice of running
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated 108: Stephen Vitiello on his new LP with Brendan Canty and Hahn Rowe
Ambient improv meets post-rock and dub—not to mention the combined legacies of Fugazi and Hugo Largo—on the trio's forthcoming album for Balmat
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated 106: Penelope Trappes Rediscovers Her Voice
Fusing ambient, goth, and folk, Trappes’ new album A Requiem is her most intense yet.
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated 99: Longform Editions’ Andrew Khedoori on Close Listening in an Era of Distraction
With their final batch—from Fennesz, Tujiko Noriko, Natalia Beylis, and whait, aka Wendy Eisenberg and more eaze—the label goes out on a high note.
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated 97: An Interview With Bruce
Cutting loose with the Bristol DJ—and Hessle, Timedance, and Livity Sound veteran—on the launch of his new label, Poorly Knit
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Philip Sherburne
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Futurism Restated #82: Belong Are Back
The Kranky veterans on their new album, the power of drone, and the pesky question of shoegaze
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Philip Sherburne
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