ONEOHTRIX POINT NEVER
Physical Memories
ONEOHTRIX POINT NEVER
Physical Memories
Tripped out spiralling synths and an epic late night wash of sound from Daniel Lopatin.
BELONG
October Language
BELONG
October Language
Delicately nuanced ambient noise from the ends of the earth...
KEVIN DRUMM
Guillain-Barre
KEVIN DRUMM
Guillain-Barre
Harrowing and lucid darkness from Kevin Drumm's amazing Imperial Distortion.
EMERALDS
Up in the Air
EMERALDS
Up in the Air
Deeply narcotic mindtrip - somewhere between Tangerine Dream and Popol Vuh...
Yellow Swans & John Wiese
Lost In The Blood
Yellow Swans & John Wiese
Lost In The Blood
Doom ambience in a rare moment of quietude from these extreme noise mongers...
KEITH FULLERTON WHITMAN
Bewussteinerweiternd Tonaufnahme (Einer and Zweiter Teile)
KEITH FULLERTON WHITMAN
Bewussteinerweiternd Tonaufnahme (Einer and Zweiter Teile)
Kosmiche night music from an august electronic magician.
BLACK TO COMM
Jonathan
BLACK TO COMM
Jonathan
Lynchian scene changes and rainy day atmospherics...
RHYTHM AND SOUND
Imprint
RHYTHM AND SOUND
Imprint
A seminal masterpiece of ghostly Berlin-style dub reduction.
BIOSPHERE
Sphere Of No-form
BIOSPHERE
Sphere Of No-form
A modern classic of escapist drones and widescreen arctic ambience. Spine chilling stuff.
LEYLAND KIRBY
Sadly, The Future Is No Longer What It Was
LEYLAND KIRBY
Sadly, The Future Is No Longer What It Was
What Vangelis might sound like if he had suffered memory loss while writing the Bladerunner soundtrack.
BURNING STAR CORE
Mysteries of the Organ
BURNING STAR CORE
Mysteries of the Organ
Spellbinding impressionist psyche-noise textures.
CHRIS WATSON
Vatnajokull
CHRIS WATSON
Vatnajokull
Subtly manipulated field recording genius of epic proportions.
STARS OF THE LID
F*cked Up (3:57 AM)
STARS OF THE LID
F*cked Up (3:57 AM)
Other-worldly chamber music with a darkly sinister edge.
KTL
Eternal Winter
KTL
Eternal Winter
Sci-fi soundtrack tones and ungodly drones from two of the most brilliant minds in the avant-garde.
Recent Selections
-
14 tracks: Wave Patrol
-
14 tracks: Kosmic Package Holiday
-
14 tracks: Afro Beats
-
14 tracks: box of tricks
-
14 tracks: Chamber drift
-
14 tracks: techno techno techno
-
14 Tracks: Underworld Missive
-
14 tracks: Holo Core
-
14 tracks: Trouble At Mill
-
14 Tracks: Cyan Psych Syzygy
On 18 Nov 12:27 Macauley Skulkin said:
lush tracks. I can't wait to listen to this tonight!
On 18 Nov 15:54 jack homer said:
http://www.jackhomer.co.uk
Very nice, but where is the Burial?
On 19 Nov 05:25 Coffee Table said:
“Perfect for murky climes”
Nice job. Great selection for staring out the window into the gathering gloom of a winter's evening (at least for those of in the northern latitudes). All these artists are great, but Kevin Drumm kind of takes the ribbon in this one, eh?
On 23 Nov 13:08 Scott said:
“Burial”
I also thought Burial when I read this selection title. But that would be a bit obvious I guess.
On 24 Nov 17:57 Peter Wullen said:
http://peterwullen.blogspot.com/
“City at night?”
Compelling but strange selection! City at night? Chris Watson taped Vatnajokull the biggest iceberg in Iceland 1000 miles away from any 'city'. Biosphere or Geir Jensen composes in the north of Norway near the polar circle in one of the remotest places in Europe. So, city at night? I would have said plainly night.
On 25 Nov 08:36 Frank Paul said:
http://14tracks.com
“Burial Shmurial”
I have a different take from the above posters re: Burial. As in perfectly happy he's not included in this mix. No slag intended, it's just that Burial is quite over-represented in most quarters, on top of everyone's darlings list, so why not open the floor to some other equally (if not more) deserving artists. This is a great mix, whether enjoyed in the Arctic Circle where Jenssen supposedly created his contribution, or in some urban setting after dark.
On 02 Dec 07:29 City Fringe said:
“what? no tim hecker?”
or "thisquietarmy"?
still, good selection.