Category Archives: Field Recording & Soundscape
miska lamberg ~ stillness in their isolation
After debuting in January with Evening, window, a lovely loop-based work on Dragon’s Eye Recordings, Helsinki’s miska lamberg has returned with stillness in their isolation on Sawyer Editions, part of the Batch 7 Bundle that also includes works from Annie Dodson, Dylan Kerr, Michael Pisaro-Liu
miska lamberg ~ stillness in their isolation
After debuting in January with Evening, window, a lovely loop-based work on Dragon’s Eye Recordings, Helsinki’s miska lamberg has returned with stillness in their isolation on Sawyer Editions, part of the Batch 7 Bundle that also includes works from Annie Dodson, Dylan Kerr, Michael Pisaro-Liu
Wild Orchestras of Garden of Star / Abbé Brémond Ensemble / Ká ~ Fraternity / Gutwasser II / Letters Without Words
Field recordings are often presented for their own sake, but on a trio of new recordings under a variety of aliases, Ká offers field recordings as a reaction to current events: on his latest set, as Letters Without Words. His travels
Wild Orchestras of Garden of Star / Abbé Brémond Ensemble / Ká ~ Fraternity / Gutwasser II / Letters Without Words
Field recordings are often presented for their own sake, but on a trio of new recordings under a variety of aliases, Ká offers field recordings as a reaction to current events: on his latest set, as Letters Without Words. His travels
Lawrence English / Werner Dafeldecker ~ Fathom Tides
Fathom Tides is an LP of incremental change. Best heard as a single, slowly-developing piece, the album reflects the pace of nature over that of humanity. The earth is in no hurry; the trees are not multi-tasking; the streams do have
Lawrence English / Werner Dafeldecker ~ Fathom Tides
Fathom Tides is an LP of incremental change. Best heard as a single, slowly-developing piece, the album reflects the pace of nature over that of humanity. The earth is in no hurry; the trees are not multi-tasking; the streams do have
Saamleng ~ Spring Bundle
Happy tenth anniversary to Poland’s Saamleng label, home to a remarkable run of 71 pure field recording releases. While the majority of the albums come from Tomek Mirt and Magda Ter (read our 2022 interview with Mirt here), the label has also
Saamleng ~ Spring Bundle
Happy tenth anniversary to Poland’s Saamleng label, home to a remarkable run of 71 pure field recording releases. While the majority of the albums come from Tomek Mirt and Magda Ter (read our 2022 interview with Mirt here), the label has also
Yoichi Kamimura ~ Waterforest
We last heard from Yoichi Kamimura with ryūhyō, one of our favorite field recording albums of 2025. This year’s Waterforest is closely related; in fact, some of the sounds stem from the same sessions, in which the artist recorded the sounds of Shiretoko’s
Yoichi Kamimura ~ Waterforest
We last heard from Yoichi Kamimura with ryūhyō, one of our favorite field recording albums of 2025. This year’s Waterforest is closely related; in fact, some of the sounds stem from the same sessions, in which the artist recorded the sounds of Shiretoko’s
Steffen Cordts ~ Blue Element
Blue Element has a lot in common with Chris Watson’s water-based collection Planet Ocean, and one large difference: Steffan Cordts‘ album is an uninterrupted mix. For those who adore the pure, unadorned sound of the ocean, above and below, this has
Steffen Cordts ~ Blue Element
Blue Element has a lot in common with Chris Watson’s water-based collection Planet Ocean, and one large difference: Steffan Cordts‘ album is an uninterrupted mix. For those who adore the pure, unadorned sound of the ocean, above and below, this has
Chris Watson ~ Planet Ocean
When writing of the evocative Planet Ocean, Chris Watson references the first color photographs taken of Earth from space. These images revealed a blue planet, whose surface was 70% water. Sixty years later, Watson hopes that sound will accomplish what sight did
Chris Watson ~ Planet Ocean
When writing of the evocative Planet Ocean, Chris Watson references the first color photographs taken of Earth from space. These images revealed a blue planet, whose surface was 70% water. Sixty years later, Watson hopes that sound will accomplish what sight did
XII Sound ~ Tube V
Opera singer Alice DeVille is XII Sound, a change of pace for the singer-composer that allows her to face her fears head-on. Growing up next to Wimbleton Station, she was comforted by the sounds of the train: the soothing rhythms of
XII Sound ~ Tube V
Opera singer Alice DeVille is XII Sound, a change of pace for the singer-composer that allows her to face her fears head-on. Growing up next to Wimbleton Station, she was comforted by the sounds of the train: the soothing rhythms of
