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A Year in the Country ~ The Watchers
The U.K. label A Year in the Country continues to explore folkloric history on its newest boxed disc, The Watchers. The title refers to the great oaks, ashes, and one cherished yew that have lasted for hundreds or thousands of years. As
A Year in the Country ~ The Watchers
The U.K. label A Year in the Country continues to explore folkloric history on its newest boxed disc, The Watchers. The title refers to the great oaks, ashes, and one cherished yew that have lasted for hundreds or thousands of years. As
Resina ~ Traces – Remixes
In the old days, a remix EP usually meant that a single track would be remixed into the most club-friendly form possible. The artist’s original vision was often buried beneath the almighty beat. This hit-or-miss proposition was often prompted by
Resina ~ Traces – Remixes
In the old days, a remix EP usually meant that a single track would be remixed into the most club-friendly form possible. The artist’s original vision was often buried beneath the almighty beat. This hit-or-miss proposition was often prompted by
Tegh ~ Unusual Path
Unusual Path is a single, all-enveloping, 20-minute track that melts across an entire side of blue vinyl. On Side B, Siavash Amini and Zenjungle offer alternate 10-minute versions, one ambient and one drone. Together, they create an atmosphere for active contemplation. Tegh‘s original work builds
Tegh ~ Unusual Path
Unusual Path is a single, all-enveloping, 20-minute track that melts across an entire side of blue vinyl. On Side B, Siavash Amini and Zenjungle offer alternate 10-minute versions, one ambient and one drone. Together, they create an atmosphere for active contemplation. Tegh‘s original work builds
Komodo Kollektif ~ Sundada
When one hears the phrase “trance music,” one likely thinks of a bouncy club genre. But there’s another, far deeper type of trance music whose roots lie in complex indigenous ceremonies. This is the territory occupied by Glasgow’s Komodo Kollektif.
Komodo Kollektif ~ Sundada
When one hears the phrase “trance music,” one likely thinks of a bouncy club genre. But there’s another, far deeper type of trance music whose roots lie in complex indigenous ceremonies. This is the territory occupied by Glasgow’s Komodo Kollektif.
Franck Vigroux ~ Totem
In order to appreciate the composer, one must look past the superlative. The press release calls Franck Vigroux “France’s most singular contemporary composer,” a title that might also go to Eliane Radigue, Pierre Boulez, or a number of other contenders. Vigroux
Franck Vigroux ~ Totem
In order to appreciate the composer, one must look past the superlative. The press release calls Franck Vigroux “France’s most singular contemporary composer,” a title that might also go to Eliane Radigue, Pierre Boulez, or a number of other contenders. Vigroux
Ká ~ The Remaining Wrinkles (Zbývající vrásky)
Ká returns to the Bohemian Forest for The Remaining Wrinkles, although it’s not the same Bohemian Forest, in the same way as one never steps twice in the same river. There was once a proud forest here, but deforestation has stolen chunks of
Ká ~ The Remaining Wrinkles (Zbývající vrásky)
Ká returns to the Bohemian Forest for The Remaining Wrinkles, although it’s not the same Bohemian Forest, in the same way as one never steps twice in the same river. There was once a proud forest here, but deforestation has stolen chunks of
V/A ~ Bleeps, Beats & Bass 2
Basserk Records is back with a second installment of Bleeps, Beats & Bass, but this time they’ve upped the ante. The new release can be worn as a sweatshirt (available in white or black)! With this promotion ~ thanks to Amsterdam partners
V/A ~ Bleeps, Beats & Bass 2
Basserk Records is back with a second installment of Bleeps, Beats & Bass, but this time they’ve upped the ante. The new release can be worn as a sweatshirt (available in white or black)! With this promotion ~ thanks to Amsterdam partners
The Phonometrician ~ Mnemosyne
We’ve been excited about the debut album from Mexico City’s The Phonometrician (Carlos Morales) ever since we heard “The Fall of Cormonan” last fall. And once we saw João Ruas’ steampunk cover, our anticipation went through the roof. As usual, Lost Tribe
The Phonometrician ~ Mnemosyne
We’ve been excited about the debut album from Mexico City’s The Phonometrician (Carlos Morales) ever since we heard “The Fall of Cormonan” last fall. And once we saw João Ruas’ steampunk cover, our anticipation went through the roof. As usual, Lost Tribe
a closer listen 