November was a whirlwind month in the music world, packed with releases that left us spoiled for choice. After plenty of listening and a bit of debate, here are the standout selections from the past few weeks: Samurai Music celebrated its 100th vinyl release with a star-studded compilation showcasing producers who define the label’s signature style. It’s a fitting milestone for a label that has consistently pushed boundaries. Bas Dobbelaer and SoHaSo revisited their “Binding Elements” album with a fresh remix package. The collection brings together a wide-ranging lineup, including Leif, Ben Kaczor, Moon Patrol, Dwaalgast, and Will Oirson, offering a vibrant reimagining of the original. .Vril’s new album, Saturn is a Supercomputer, released on Omnidisc, takes listeners through cosmic atmospheres and intriguing rhythmic experiments. With 12 tracks, it’s an ambitious exploration of his ever-evolving sound. Pugilist and Pod teamed up for their debut collaborative album, Iridescent, released on Of Paradise. The result is a dynamic collection of tracks that shift effortlessly through moods and textures. Reeko’s latest EP on K3 Records is a masterclass in sound design, diving into the darker corners of halftime and techno. It’s eerie, intense, and crafted with incredible precision. Jay Duncan’s new EP for Baroque Sunburst showcases her knack for blending diverse rhythms and grooves. It’s a release that feels alive with movement and energy. upsammy’s latest album is a refreshing listen, filled with bubbly, laid-back tunes perfect for unwinding. It’s music that feels like a breath of fresh air. The Perpendicular crew returned with their second compilation, solidifying the label’s reputation for delivering deep, innovative, and versatile releases. It’s another step forward for a team that clearly has big plans. Katatonic Silentio’s new release on .UNDER MY FEET, Middle Ages, is a bold, experimental work that leans into edgy and unconventional sound structures. It’s not for the faint-hearted but deeply rewarding for those who appreciate sonic risks. Finally, Ludvig Cimbrelius, under his Purl moniker, offers the Himmelsandar LP, a soothing and beautifully crafted project that feels like stepping into a dream. It’s music that invites you to pause, reflect, and simply be. Each release brings something unique, reminding us why November remains such an exciting month in the music calendar.