Matias Aguayo has always operated outside easy categorisation, and his new album Anenoa pushes that even further. It's a collaborative work that taps into the idea of electronic music as something communal rather than fixed and is built from his signature shifting rhythms and vocal fragments. Sometimes they're whispered and tender amidst soft melodies and deft curlicues, and at other times they're a textural tapestry that brings bass-driven rhythms to life. Tracks like "Asuca, Rock, Roll' is a pivot between rhythmic control and looser, almost conversational flow, while darker cuts like 'Cuando Ya No Este De Mod' lean into more immersive territory. Another fascinating sound from this celebrated Chilean-German.