Electronic act Zeebra Hammer released new music in the last few months, which is the first we’ve heard from him since 2021. “Quagga” is one such album, named after the extinct zebra-like creature. There’s eleven tracks here that encompass abrasive metallic textures and meandering drum and bass clatter. Chaotic sonic pathways with lots of bells and whistles bring a whimsical and playfully eccentric atmosphere, varying from two minutes in length to nearly ten and a half minutes. Zeebra Hammer delivers a meticulously crafted batch of experimental-electronic compositions with “Quagga.”

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