Sylvain Chauveau and Steven Hess filtered through the mind of Helge Sten (Deathprod).
Vinyl release of Richard Skelton's stunning debut.
The incredible second album from Peter Broderick.
The latest sprawling ambient epic from Andreas Tilliander, returning to Type after a long hiatus!
Welcome to New Mexico at night.
The long-awaited debut from Fred Thomas's City Center. Sublime noise-pop primed for the summer sun.
Early lo-fi classics from Peter Broderick.
The true sound of total desolation...
A triumphant return to Keith Kenniff's patented instrumental electronics.
Sun-drenched progressive pop for the Italian horror film you never knew existed...
The slow-paced and effortlessly beautiful second Goldmund album.
The career-defining third album from Liz Harris.
The shimmering debut album from Mountains-man Koen Holtkamp.
A glorious collection of film soundtrack work from French composer Sylvain Chauveau.
The sophomore album from Erik Skodvin, taking his doom-laden sound into the darkest crevices of the underworld
A radical change of direction for French composer Sylvain Chauveau.
A blistering collaboration between two experimental music behemoths.
The follow-up to the world beating 'Eingya' is this six track mini album, where Keith Kenniff discovers his voice.
The debut album from Portland's Peter Broderick.
A remastered reissue of Sylvain Chauveau's incredible debut album!
A sludgy exploration into psychedelic rock with occasional pauses for breath and smudged blues.
A sun-bleached collection of twisted pop songs from guitarist Matthew Mitchell and Bevan Smith (aka Signer).
Sleazy no-wave pop music produced with a noise aesthetic - it's neon coloured and very wrong.
Eight skewed slices of sing-along outsider pop.
The stunning debut album from Liz Harris
A blood drenched voyage into the realms of experimental psychedelic noise with your spirit guide Xela.
A deluxe reissue of the debut Xela album.
A shadowy introduction to the world of acoustic doom.
With the help of the Cambridge Philharmonic Orchestra, Ryan Teague has managed to create an truly groundbreaking record fusing two very different worlds.
Sun-drenched paradise, taking cues from classic 60s and 70s folk-rock and bossa!
A dreamy, near-kosmische excursion into drone and ambience.
An album of wordless songs, each holding an entire movie's worth of emotion.
Swedish instrumental rock music never sounded so good.
A haunting homage to the world of David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti.
Quirky Swedish experimental pop, and a little more.
Subtle analogue experimentations and brave acoustic instumentation in this astonishing debut from Melissa Agate.
Foggy Parisian cinematic bliss.
The now-classic debut Goldmund album.
Gabriel Morley's first full length release, taking modern classical composition into an electronic framework to devastatingly beautiful effect.
Indie-electronica without a hint of pretense.
The Type debut for Sweden's Andreas Tilliander.
Shuffling Manhattan-bound electronic experimentations.
A haunting collection of modern classical works from British composer Ryan Teague.
Deaf Center's enthralling debut.