A two-part new work of slowly evolving guitar, percussion and studio texture. Ambarchi’s patient, physical repetition makes this the clearest bridge from your Reich interest to exploratory electronic listening.

Bullion turns a finely detailed electronic palette toward concise, melodic songs. The production has enough rhythmic and synthetic invention for the ambient/house side without sacrificing hooks.

Iglooghost and daisy*’s Cyst project makes densely designed, playful electronic music with warped beats and vivid miniature-scale sound design—an energetic close-listening pick.

Mykki Blanco brings rap, art-pop and club-minded experimentalism together with a strong sense of collage. It fits the adventurous rap/electronic overlap rather than staying in a conventional lane.

L’Rain’s new record combines psychedelic soul, ambient haze and fragmented song form. Its patient layering and emotional warmth make it a softer, spacious counterweight to the week’s harder records.

Emma Ruth Rundle’s intense guitar writing moves between intimate space and cathartic rock weight. It should land if the dramatic, dynamic side of Enter Shikari is a draw.

Chat Pile deliver abrasive post-hardcore, sludge and noise-rock with unsettling atmosphere and huge dynamic swings. This is the deliberately raw, heavy endpoint of the set.