Ingenii Records

22/10/2025

If we keeping it a buck we Ohio

#67

16/10/2025

🚨NEW PLAYLIST ALERT🚨

GlockRock: A playlist of eclectic rock songs driven by glockenspiel and other mallet percussion instruments. We’re currently at 50 songs spanning 4 hours of post rock, math rock, noise, electronic, indie, experimental, and other boundary-pushing genres. Link in bio.

Featuring bands like:
D. Majestic and the Spectral Band
A Troop of Echoes
The Kraken Quartet
Maps & Atlases
Caspian
GIRAFFES? GIRAFFES!
Panoramic View Steel Drums
Tortoise
Sigur Rós
Stereolab
WHY?
Garage A Trois
The Mercury Program
Beware of Safety
and many more...

16/10/2025

🚨NEW PLAYLIST ALERT🚨

GlockRock: A playlist of eclectic rock songs driven by glockenspiel and other mallet percussion instruments. We're currently at 50 songs spanning 4 hours of post rock, math rock, noise, electronic, indie, experimental, and other boundary-pushing genres. Link in comments.

Featuring bands like:
D. Majestic and the Spectral Band
A Troop of Echoes
The Kraken Quartet
Maps & Atlases
Caspian
GIRAFFES? GIRAFFES!
Panoramic View Steel Drums
Tortoise
Sigur Rós
Stereolab
WHY?
Garage A Trois
The Mercury Program
Beware of Safety
and many more...

07/10/2025

Where I'm sitting, temperatures are 11 degrees above average and only getting hotter. Meanwhile, our elected officials are trying to take us back to the Coal Age. Things are looking bleak.

My recent track, “The Future Is In Our Hands (And That Should Terrify You),” is a meditation on humanity’s march toward oblivion featuring a somber narration by Carl Sagan. He warns: "In all this vastness, there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves."

Posting on social media isn't cutting it. Starting today, 100% of proceeds from this track will go to the Clean Air Task Force. CATF brings together scientists, engineers, and policy experts to foster technology development and common-sense policies to decarbonize our infrastructure and combat climate change. This is common-sense stuff. If we don't have a livable planet, nothing else matters.

HOW CAN YOU HELP?
•purchase the track on Bandcamp
•stream the track on Spotify, YouTube, or your streaming service of choice
•add the track to your playlists
•share this post and tell your friends (and enemies, they need a livable planet too)

I'm planning to donate at 6-month or $100 intervals, whichever is more frequent.

The future is in our hands. Relevant links in comments.

19/09/2025

19/09/2025

Bing or google?

19/08/2025

Yes, it’s August. Yes, this is a “Best of 2024” list.

Normies maintain that these lists belong in December, or maybe January at the latest. But in a year with music this dense and shape-shifting, why rush to a verdict? We’ve taken the long road: sitting with the releases, marinating, revisiting what stuck, discarding what didn’t, and letting the year’s most challenging, cathartic, and forward-thinking records reveal themselves in due time.

The result is a sprawling survey of where experimental and underground music found itself in 2024: math rock collapsing into ambient jazz, noise bleeding into shoegaze, hip hop cross-pollinating with post-everything. This is music that resists easy classification and sometimes resists the listener, too. It’s dissonant, obsessive, and abrasive. And, often, very beautiful.
Below, you’ll find our unranked list of favorite releases of the year, grouped into two tiers: “Best of 2024” and “Honorable Mentions.” We’ve compiled a massive Spotify playlist featuring every release on this list, clocking in at over 600 tracks and 38 hours of the finest math rock, post rock, slowcore, post jazz, hip hop, indie rock, post punk, noise rock, noise jazz, and general sonic weirdness from the year.

And if 38 hours sounds like a bit much (coward), we’ve also curated a more digestible 71-track abridged version featuring one essential cut from each release. Enjoy.

Links to the full writeup and Spotify playlists in the comments.

15/07/2025

from the album Endless Winter

15/07/2025

In 2024, virtuoso steel pannist and percussionist Aaron Abrahamson Cote (aka Panoramic View Steel Drums) challenged himself to compose, record, produce, and release new music every single week of the year. It was an ambitious undertaking, but he gritted it out and absolutely nailed it.

To celebrate, we interviewed Cote about the project. Here are some highlights, and head on over to the blog to read more. Link in comments.

12/04/2025

RECORD STORE DAY SPECIAL: use code “rsd25” for 25% off The Longest Year on Record vinyl today.

04/03/2025