A sublime rhythmic patchwork of samples and abstract electronic melodies.
Filigree "small sound" electronics from a psyche folk savant.
Sounds like a spaceship bursting its way out of the atmosphere, lo-fi psych style.
Dreamy collage of distant chants and scattered instrumentation.
Somnambulistic, shapeshifting folk song spun through a stream of consciousness.
Majestic, melancholic, meditative composition for piano and electronic drone.
An utterly sublime and secretive daydream.

Intuitively evolving patterns of untethered sax, scattered drums and organ.
Beautifully primitive folk crafted from elfin vocals, woodblocks, claps and trembling accordian.
Brooding piano and ebbing vocals elicit a night-light seascape.
Another immersive daydream of velveteen vocals and saturated drones.
Twinkling synths illuminate intergalactic melodies.
Deserted soundtrack to a mushroom-infected Western.
A mischievous miniature anthem with a subtle sentimentality, taken from her crucial new album.
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On 22 Sep 21:21 theBlagaurd said:
“as if...”
and i thought ye'd forgot about this lot. as if...
truly magical sounds
On 23 Sep 12:46 danceduke said:
“awesome...”
psyche-folk from finland. who'd have thought it? this is what makes 14 tracks great - opening doors you never even knew existed. fantastic - thank you so much.
On 24 Sep 19:19 Eduardo said:
“Miasmah”
O would like to suggest a 14 tracks featuring Miasmah records artists such as Lomov..
On 25 Sep 22:51 chickpea said:
“If only I could speak Finnish...”
Utterly absorbing selection. I'd never heard of this label before but I will definitely be checking out their back-catalogue. The tracks all have fit together well as one long listening experience too. What the song titles mean though is anybody's (non-Finnish) guess. Does it really matter though?
On 04 Oct 21:13 Trevor Jones said:
http://14tracks.com
“Wonderful”
As a regular UK visitor to Helsinki and my top Finnish friend, this is a wonderful reminder of the quirkiness and delight in experimentation endemic to those nothern shores. Thanks loads for this collection.
ps - I don't know what you'd call it, but could anyone recommend a collection of ambient sound stuff - by that I mean recordings with natural sounds of the world going by - but not anything like that New Age drivel on CDs sold in health shops? I mean experimental stuff with the clatter of trolley cars, children playing, the scrape of the sky and so on....
On 06 Oct 11:33 Richard Child said:
“In the field”
Hey Trevor, back in the beginnings of 14 tracks there's a collection called "In The Field" (I think that's the name?) of experimental music collected from the everyday sounds we just normally filter out.