@rollingstone —best album of 2025 (so far)
Never thought I’d see the day 🥲
On June 12th at @theottobar , we’re coming together to raise money for six Palestinian families. Show up. Speak out. Ticket link in my bio.
We’re bringing 20 copies of God’s Black Tears on vinyl.
“Skaņu Mežs casts its net as generously as possible over the vast and thrilling terrains of new musicmaking.”
- BBC3
On October 9 and 10, Skaņu Mežs returns to Hanzas Perons for a two-day exploration of experimental music across various genres and scenes.
The line-up includes Smerz, Krallice, aya, Oren Ambarchi & Daniel O'Sullivan playing Charlemagne Palestine, KMRU, Infinity Knives & Brian Ennals, Gudrun Gut, Joe McPhee, John Edwards & Klaus Kugel, Augustė Vickunaitė, Michael Foster, Leila Bordreuil & Chris Corsano, Ship Sket.
Visit our website for more info.
Tickets: ticketservice.lv
much to our chagrin, we’re back in the studio fussing over bits and bobs. this saturday, april 25, we’ll be at montgomery college at @930kingstreet with some mighty fine artists. for once, the universe has quit acting like a dumb bitch. life’s good.
Infinity Knives and Brian Ennals embody this ethos of cutting through pretence with their raw, unfiltered creativity and incisive commentary. Known for their boundary-pushing DIY approach, the duo has achieved a cult-level following in experimental hip-hop, blending chaotic, genre-defying production with unapologetic social critique and dark humour.
@ #DMVWAVES III APRIL 25 @mcculturalarts@montgomerycollege@infinityknives
It’s humiliating to be hacked in the first place but to be hacked by someone with a enthusiasm for podcasts is a disgrace i would not wish on anyone except netenyahu. pls report
A City Drowned In God’s Black Tears turns one today ❤️
What a shit show this album was to make and release.
I never thought I’d get so many death threats! Don’t tease me with a good time! Free Palestine forever and fuck Israel. Don’t kill yourself!
We sold out all our records—possibility of represses of all our records in the near future.
Skaņu Mežs 2026: Baltimore‑based artists Infinity Knives (Tariq Ravelomanana) and Brian Ennals create a fiercely expressive blend of experimental hip‑hop, classical‑leaning composition, and politically charged lyricism.
Their 2025 album A City Drowned in God’s Black Tears received widespread acclaim from Rolling Stone, The Wire, The Quietus, Stereogum, and others.
“City Drowned… is most definitely their boldest work yet together.” – The Needle Drop
“Among the most ambitious and expansive of the albums I loved this year.” – Hanif Abdurraqib, The New Yorker
Check our website for tickets and more info.
