To celebrate turning 3 years old, the label auralgamiSOUNDS put together Kirigami, a compilation featuring 14 bands from its eclectic, local roster. There’s grungy punk (Cereal Glyphs’ “Jynx”), jazz-leaning freakouts (MinecONTROL’s “Evil in Ujiak”), a melancholy instrumental featuring synth and field recordings that sounds like the score to a slow-moving thriller (Psychic Skin’s “Island of Everything”) and 11 other songs from across the spectrum. The common denominator seems to be they all subscribe to some sort of boundary-pushing experimentalism. But, Kirigami isn’t about continuity — it’s about documenting a time and place and section of a scene.
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