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New & Notable: Art pop splendor on Flora Hibberd's second studio album, songs that move at a brisk clip brought to life by her expressive voice.

New & Notable: Another stunner from these metal titans, the expansiveness of post-rock applied to crushing metal riffs.

New & Notable: A killer: Ledisi dives into classic jazz and blues, applying her powerful pipes to loose and swinging arrangements.

New & Notable: The latest from the Mexican violinist, composer and improviser is full of songs that build slowly to achieve a kind of glacial beauty.

New & Notable: "peak calm" is aptly named, subdued piano compositions that are hushed, delicate, and beautiful.

Album of the Day: SUN ARAW, "Rapid Response." The composer/producer emerges from the shadows with another beguiling LP.

More than five decades of Orchestra Baobab. On Bandcamp Selects, Tina Edwards celebrates the legendary Senegalese band and their new album, “Made In Senegal.” Listen now on Bandcamp Radio.

A small box, a handful of ambient loops, and an early fan in Brian Eno. FM3’s Buddha Machine became an unlikely phenomenon. Co-creator Christiaan Virant tells the story of the device that put a new way of listening in the palm of your hand.

New & Notable: The Belgian artist deftly blends electronic love songs with indie rock structures, UK bass influences, and cinematic classical composition.

New & Notable: The artist pays tribute to her mother on her latest record, musically a smoky mix of alt-pop, jazz, and electronica.

New & Notable: The New York post--punk band goes for a bigger, more anthemic sound tempered by emotional earnestness.

New & Notable: A purely instrumental record explores the cosmos via jazz, contemporary music, and experimental sounds.

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New & Notable: The Cambridgeshire group's feminist, high energy garage punk is captured live during a set supporting punk rock icon Lydia Lunch.

New & Notable: A hypnotic blend of neoclassical, shoegaze, dream pop, and alternative country from the UK outfit.

New & Notable: More heat from Armin Van Buuren's Armada Music label; a confident, propulsive debut from an ascendant EDM beatmaker.

From folk melodies and ambient textures to free jazz and explosive fusion, Scandinavian jazz keeps pushing outward. Explore six decades of experimentation across Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, with 21 releases to know.

New & Notable: The German metal band temper unbridled heaviness with emotional vulnerability across their most epic, ambitious material yet.

New & Notable: Neoclassical indie-pop balladry, carried by operatic vocals, plaintive pianos, and tonal warmth.

Cool band alert! Imagine a world where Nirvana were never considered classic rock...

New & Notable: On her Dead Oceans debut, the Rochester-born, Atlanta-based singer cultivates a fiery, righteous sound shaped by alternative R&B and blues.

New & Notable: The beloved Estonian group is back -just in time for Halloween, 10 tracks full of shadow, mystery, and gorgeous ghostly vocals.

New & Notable: This Cali group merges the expansiveness of post-rock with the weight of doomgaze on these seven towering tracks.

New & Notable: A neo-soul artist of Sudanese heritage, Nadine El Roubi delivers smoky R&B songs that surge and recede with elegance.

New & Notable: Portland, OregonÆ Jeffrey Silverstein bends country and jam band music to his own will, emerging with something gleaming & bewitching.

New & Notable: Tokyo-based producer aus offers compositions that progress slowly and beautifully, the slightest wisp of melody becoming a thing of beauty.

Album of the Day: Water Damage, "Repair." This might be the purest distillation of Water Damage's ethos as a band that does away with the formalities of rock, forever in thrall to the sprawl.

They hand-drew record covers in the tour van. Now, fans bring them handmade tributes. Meet P.E.E., the reunited ’90s math-pop band finding a new generation of devoted listeners.

Austrian art-pop, emotionally rich dungeon synth, and club music that crosses continents. This week’s Essential Releases brings together five records well worth your time. Explore the picks on Bandcamp Daily.

New & Notable: Some of the very best musicians in the global jazz/improvised scene join Tamar Osborn on this pair of live albums.

New & Notable: The Oakland artist blends ambient, downtempo and house, channeling the nostalgic atmosphere of PS2-era video game soundtracks.

New & Notable: The synth-punk/darkwave artist collaborates with Angelica Garcia, Nick Zinner, and Hudson Mohawke on his latest.

New & Notable: Spanning several decades, this mix connects seminal releases from the early 1990s with contemporary productions from the 2020s.

New & Notable: A fresh take on folk music incorporates inventive influences and homespun weirdness.

Album of the Day: Kill Alters, "We Can Rot Together." Bonnie Baxter dives into the digital detritus of modern life and emerges with a diamond.

Ancient instruments. Modern unrest. From hurdy-gurdies paired with 808s to medieval punk and dungeon synth, a new wave of underground artists is drawing on the distant past to make sense of the present. Explore the sounds of the medieval underground.

New & Notable: Dreamy pop from Paris with dazzling textures and sweet, immediate vocal melodies.

New & Notable: Jacques Greene's third studio album delivers his most immediate and sharpest expression of dance music to date.

New & Notable: Joyous house music from Soul Wun with bright, gospel-y vocals and an atmosphere of happiness and revelry.

New & Notable: German composers and producers Sven Laux and Logic Moon deliver a moody and cinematic work that's stirring in its subletey.

New & Notable: A terrific EP from this Illinois rapper, with hazy production and a lyrical flow to match.

Album of the Day: June McDoom, "Follow The Light." The folk singer uses intricate production to keep her ethereal music from floating away.

Astor Piazzolla rewrote tango’s rules and became a legend. Explore the recordings that defined his New Tango revolution and the artists keeping his restless, passionate music alive.

New & Notable: An alternative score to "The Phantom of the Opera" - the 1925 silent-horror flick, not the musical -courtesy of two savvy Scottish composers.

New & Notable: Glossy trip-hop beats and simmering slowcore choruses go hand-in-hand on the San Francisco duo's potent, impeccably produced debut.

New & Notable: The Virginia instrumentalists drape rancid sludge riffs in ambient post-metal textures on their intense fourth album.

New & Notable: The Philly duo perfect their experimental folk on this dazzling 4AD debut, pairing diaristic lyrics with playful yet virtuosic arrangements.

New & Notable: The classical pianist branches out into electronic music on her second full-length, with nods to hip-hop, soul, psychedelic funk, and more.

Album of the Day: Shabazz Palaces, "It's A Style Sport." A futuristic innovator turns his gaze inward.

Absurdist comedy, giant wigs, and seriously compelling alt-rock. Dev Lemons follows her wildest ideas wherever they lead. On “hunting what we already killed,” that means glitchy textures, heavy guitars, and disarmingly vulnerable songwriting.