Fall is the season of reverb, the season for dub listening sessions, so it's only natural that this month's list is heavily influenced by dub in its various shapes and forms.
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August usually tends to be a slower month for new releases.
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Summer has settled into its usual rhythm
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April’s best releases seemed to arrive with a small limp in the rhythm, and that is very much a compliment.
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Just as unpredictable and contradictory as the March weather had been, this month's picks range from blurry ambient and experimental sound to dub-infused broken rhythms to proper dance-floor energizers, a list packed with phenomenal long players and intricate EPs that mirror the season itself: restless, transitional, and quietly alive with tension.
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Brooklyn in February does that thing where the city turns into a freezer aisle, and your brain quietly starts budgeting energy.
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January often brings a "New Year, new me" attitude, but here at Delayed, when it comes to music that we enjoyed in 2025, we prefer "more of the same, please."
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December tends to blur into accounting exercises and best-of rhetoric, but the music itself had other plans.
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As we reflect upon a busy year at Delayed & for the scene as a whole, our team has once again thoughtfully gathered their personal collection of sonic companions that stood out to them the most in 2025
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November moved with a strange elegance, as if the month was testing how far rhythm could stretch before it snapped.
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October's releases felt like cartographers sketching new maps of rhythm and emotion.
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There’s a particular stillness to September.
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August has a reputation for being a quiet month.
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Festival season is in full swing. Life feels like a brief interlude between one festival and the next.
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June felt like living inside a pressure cooker: heat steaming the pavement, skies breaking open in floods, and a world that keeps tripping over its own shoelaces. But music, as ever, remains the lifeboat.
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April came with that classic spring duality: pollen and bloom, clarity and haze. The soundtrack? Just as layered.
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March tends to mark a shift. As calendars fill with club nights and festival dates, producers start rolling out records built for movement—weighty, immersive, and often primed for the floor.
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Did you already hit yourself with the classic “Wait, it’s March already?”
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