Kiran Sande has begun a record label called Blackest Ever Black. Its debut EP, by London-based group Raime, is due out later this month.

As its name suggests, Blackest Ever Black is an underground label with a sound as experimental as it is sinister. According to a press release, the imprint aims to "re-establish electronic music as a poetic, provocative and emotionally inquisitive force" by releasing music that's "art, as opposed to engineering." Raime's inaugural EP for the label fits this description perfectly, with foreboding atmospheres that call to mind artists like Mika Vaino or Horizontal Ground. To hear a track from the EP, along…