Kintsugi transform the grief over losing several beloved family members into lovely instrumental arrangements.

For a single ambient piece that runs over 90 minutes, there’s always something going on… should you choose to listen close enough.

The dream pop duo’s latest is the first in a series of semi-autobiographical EPs about star-crossed lovers making their way in a cruel, capitalist society.

This instrumental EP from Luxury’s Lee Bozeman contains one of the prettiest songs I’ve heard in awhile.

Darkwave outfit Creux Lies aren’t afraid to wear their influences or emotions on their sleeves, which is a very good thing.

These remnants from the upcoming Luxury album are subdued, synth-heavy compositions exploring spiritual matters.

Inspired by Navajo culture and spirituality, these six ambient pieces are filled with otherworldly drones recorded in the Utah desert.

The Chicago-based ambient/shoegaze duo pay tribute to Low’s Mimi Parker with a pair of covers.

The Foundation revisits four of their classic songs with predictably strong results.

A mercurial album that offers fresh spins on various genres thanks to its eclectic instrumentation.

The latest from Johan Levin’s long-running dark ambient project is a harrowing, exhilarating journey through desolate places.

The latest release from the anonymous one-man band uses searing blackgaze to confront chronic illness.

The band’s latest transcendent cosmic metal journey features contributions from members of Oceans of Slumber, Aeonian Sorrow, and Lycia.

The prolific ambient composer presents a more condensed and structured version of their style.

Arguably the finest release yet from the prolific and enigmatic ambient composer.

When I think of my ideal ambient music, I imagine the sort of tones and atmospherics that drift through this album.

The electro-funk duo tackles the pandemic and quarantine life with their trademark grooves and cheekiness.

One of synthwave’s finest concludes his Blade Runner-inspired series of EPs with a tribute to Rutger Hauer.

Knight Sabers’ future funk is the perfect music for relaxing after a hard day of fighting rogue mecha on the streets of Mega Tokyo.

This four-hour collection of improvised ambient/electronic music is as spacious and expansive as its cosmic cover art suggests.