Madelyn Byrd’s work is rooted in hydrofeminism, neuroaesthetics, and uncanny interactions between ecology and technology. Their genre-spanning music moniker, Slowfoam, playfully and tenderly explores glitched-out, swirling soundscapes from drones, sparkling ambiance, fuzzy poetics, field recordings, and textural percussion.
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Night Rider4 Sep 2026Vinyl
Transcorporeal Portal15 Mar 2024Vinyl
Worlding With Earth6 Dec 2023Vinyl
Spring ~.~*~.~5 Mar 2021Vinyl
Scenes From A Dream10 Dec 2019Vinyl
In Perfume, Remember18 Jun 2026 · SingleVinyl
Salta5 Jun 2020 · SingleVinylRecords from MusicBrainz, completed with the release lists of Deezer. Sleeves from the Cover Art Archive and the same lists.
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