Category Archives: Field Recording & Soundscape

Tomáš Šenkyřík & Pavel Zlámal ~ 306

The musicians come in, the musicians come out; the instruments come in, the instruments come out; and not a note is played. Pavel Zlámal‘s 306 Beers event was convened to celebrate the 200th birthday of Czech composer Bedřich Smetana and the 106th

Tomáš Šenkyřík & Pavel Zlámal ~ 306

The musicians come in, the musicians come out; the instruments come in, the instruments come out; and not a note is played. Pavel Zlámal‘s 306 Beers event was convened to celebrate the 200th birthday of Czech composer Bedřich Smetana and the 106th

Various Artists ~ Sounds of the Wetlands

This collection is so good that it may make prompt a move to the wetlands.  The double album is the result of a SoundLapse project which united composers and field recording artists from Valdivia (Chile) and London, sharing sounds captured

Various Artists ~ Sounds of the Wetlands

This collection is so good that it may make prompt a move to the wetlands.  The double album is the result of a SoundLapse project which united composers and field recording artists from Valdivia (Chile) and London, sharing sounds captured

Cheryl E. Leonard ~ near the bear

Today is the first day of fall, which means the air should be growing slowly colder in the Northern Hemisphere.  And yet, year to year, the air is growing swiftly warmer around the world.  This is the impetus for forms

Cheryl E. Leonard ~ near the bear

Today is the first day of fall, which means the air should be growing slowly colder in the Northern Hemisphere.  And yet, year to year, the air is growing swiftly warmer around the world.  This is the impetus for forms

Martina Testen / Simon Šerc ~ Nokturno

Biodukt, one of our favorite field recording albums of all time, was released in March of 2020, the week the whole world shut down.  The timing could not have been more fortuitous; the album, which tracked the sounds of Italian

Martina Testen / Simon Šerc ~ Nokturno

Biodukt, one of our favorite field recording albums of all time, was released in March of 2020, the week the whole world shut down.  The timing could not have been more fortuitous; the album, which tracked the sounds of Italian

Ard Bit ~ Field Recordings – 06 Vietnam

Spoiler alert: if you don’t want to know the last sound on this album, stop reading now!  We start at the end because that closing note – technically, the last note of the quarter-hour bonus track that comes with the

Ard Bit ~ Field Recordings – 06 Vietnam

Spoiler alert: if you don’t want to know the last sound on this album, stop reading now!  We start at the end because that closing note – technically, the last note of the quarter-hour bonus track that comes with the

closing. ~ VI

Upon seeing Daniel Crokaert’s cover art for VI, one thing is abundantly clear: this is the most bleached image in the extensive Unfathomless discography.  The shades bring to mind whitewashed walls and whale bones, the release number U91 blending into

closing. ~ VI

Upon seeing Daniel Crokaert’s cover art for VI, one thing is abundantly clear: this is the most bleached image in the extensive Unfathomless discography.  The shades bring to mind whitewashed walls and whale bones, the release number U91 blending into

Brandon Auger ~ terminal runner

As an avid collector of sea glass, I walk the shore in search of sharp edges made smooth.  But until this month, I had never heard of a parallel pursuit: the search for sea brick.  As he was recovering from

Brandon Auger ~ terminal runner

As an avid collector of sea glass, I walk the shore in search of sharp edges made smooth.  But until this month, I had never heard of a parallel pursuit: the search for sea brick.  As he was recovering from

Nao Kuroda ~ Stillness (Zen Gardens in Summertime)

Nao Kuroda‘s debut EP is a reminder of the soft spaces to which one might retreat to find restoration and rest.  Stillness is a series of vignettes, separated by silent intervals, which allows each vignette to act as a koan.  Recorded

Nao Kuroda ~ Stillness (Zen Gardens in Summertime)

Nao Kuroda‘s debut EP is a reminder of the soft spaces to which one might retreat to find restoration and rest.  Stillness is a series of vignettes, separated by silent intervals, which allows each vignette to act as a koan.  Recorded