"The concept and dramaturgy of the album keep the listener wonderfully captivated for an hour," writes Santeri Kaipiainen about the Finnish Baroque Orchestra's (FiBO) album The...

"At the core of the music are minimalist, addictive riffs and acoustic West African sounds, centred around the balafon," writes Tove Djupsjöbacka about Faso Kan's album...

A lo-fi cult project blending sound collages, folk, ambient and indie rock re-emerges with sleeker production – and its melodic mystique intact.

Pekko Käppi’s recent albums lean toward poignant ballads, often with a subversive twist – and the eerie, unsettling sound of his electric jouhikko.

Pianist Ville Hautakangas has brought together a cast of composers of different ages, whose musical backgrounds and starting points highlight the full richness of contemporary music....

Mari Sainio's tonal language is anchored in postminimalism and the glamour of Broadway musicals.

The elements of Kokeguchi’s album are deeply sonorous and enchanting, not just suitably different from one another but also of a suitable length: the listener has...

"It’s tantalising to try to hear how the sounds are formed – is that a plucking sound from the kantele, pizzicato from the viola or the...

Minimalistic soundscapes in the middle grounds between formal and non-formal experimental music.