Rival Consoles announces ninth album 'Landscape from Memory', shares shimmering new single 'Jupiter'

UK electronic innovator Rival Consoles (Ryan Lee West) has announced his ninth studio album, 'Landscape from Memory', set for release on July 4 via Erased Tapes. Alongside the news, he unveils its radiant lead single 'Jupiter', a glistening, textural track that explores repetition and response through organic, light-soaked synth work.

“Jupiter is about call and response — the main idea shifts, but the answer always stays the same,” West explains. “It’s connected to nature, like sunlight warming materials — shimmering, bending, colourful shards of sound.”

Referencing earlier tracks like 'Helios' and 'Voyager', 'Jupiter' continues Rival Consoles’ fascination with cosmic themes and emotional abstraction.

Currently on a global tour including debuts in New Zealand and Tasmania’s Dark Mofo festival, West will return to Europe this summer with appearances in Milan, Rome, and London’s South Facing Festival, before heading to Asia and North America later in the year.