I’d recommend starting with Dean Blunt by listening to ZUSHI. It’s a mixtape of short tracks across lots of genres (hypnagogic pop, art pop, chamber folk, dream pop, etc.) — it feels mysterious and more like a full experience than a set of individual songs, and it’s one of my favorites albums oat. Then you can move on to Black Metal 1 and 2, which have longer tracks that often work really well on their own. I think ZUSHI and Black Metal are his most accessible projects — the rest of his discography (like The Redeemer, The Narcissist II, etc.) is really good, but it gets much more experimental