I'm currently working from home and found this wonderful collection to be a perfect companiont. Thanks for sharing the music! :-)

this is really fantastic and i appreciate the track info - will check your other mixes too

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Eddie Ruscha (aka E Ruscha V, aka Secret Circuit) brings us 1 hour of original counter intelligence via his guise of The Only Thingz.

Using electronic synthesis as a basis for sound manipulation, The Only Thingz attempts a piercing of the membrane, be it water or yoke, in an imaginative sense, as of the creation of polliwog. 

A journey of searching and discovery.... A field guide composition of a possible life creation theory... A primordial map in linear sonic formulae.

Available now for pre-order via the Bandcamp store. Tapes will be posted out late February 2018...be quick!

only thingz sound snippets

GMT07 - Only Thingz (Ed Ruscha V) (snippets)

Going Good 14 incoming.

Artwork - Ville Hiltunen & Brian Not Brian

Written & produced by - Vesa-Matti Kivioja

Djembe / Percussion - Masi 

Distributed by: GGHQ Distro

A1 - Red Eyed Wood Lizard
A2 - Seven Lined Ameiva 
A3 - Tree Runner
B1 - Wandering Grass Lizard
B2 - Solitary Anole 
B3 - Bogota Anadia

Mastered by - Keith Tenniswood

https://soundcloud.com/ljudverket

GOOD-14 - Vesu's 'List Of Lizards EP' Snippets

Reissues "Results, Not Answers" out on Bureau B on April 26th, 2019! Available here:
CD/LP: https://shop.tapeterecords.com/records/bureaub/young-scientist-results-not-answers.html
DL: https://youngscientist.bandcamp.com/album/results-not-answers?label=1760336028&tab=music

When you think of the music to have emerged from Seattle, grunge and Sub Pop are probably the first things that come to mind. But Seattle was already home to a vibrant alternative music scene back in the 1970s. One of the most prominent synthesizer acts of the period was the trio Young Scientist. Influenced by the likes of Cluster, Harmonia and Tangerine Dream, they released their music exclusively on cassette. We are delighted to present their superb debut album from 1979, the hypnotic-meditative-cyclical "Results Not Answers" on CD and vinyl for the very first time!

Buy CD/LP

Young Scientist – Music For Feet

A PVC 7" made for our Good Morning Family Jam at Acud Macht Neu in Berlin on 27/07/19.

Features the tracks "Magnolia Shade" by Innsyter & an edit by 2Morph taken off their recent release titled "Panaceum".

Only 30 copies made!

Purchase here:
https://www.goodmorningtapes.com/collections/vinyl

Innsyter / 2Morph - 7" Sampler (Snippets)

Delighted to present a beautiful ambient mix from the incredible Jefre Cantu-Ledesma. I've been a fan of the American artist for a long time now and was super excited that he was able to offer up a gorgeous mix off the back of his gorgeous new LP for Mexican Summer. Organic sounds, bird song, flowing water, frogs and crickets break through the deep clouds of drone and gongs, eerie strings and ASMR like spoken words spring from the quiet spaces that fill the hour long mix. 

Please go check out the full feature and interview on our website: www.metronrecords.com

Bandcamp: jefrecantu-ledesma.bandcamp.com
Soundcloud: @jefre-cantu-ledesma
Artwork: Jack Hardwicke

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Métron Mixtape - 064 - Jefre Cantu-Ledesma

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Infos ==> https://716lavie.com/716-exclusive-mix-tara-clerkin-trio-music-to-remain-indoors-to/

The Tara Clerkin Trio (@taraclerkin) is Bristol-based trio that includes guess who? - Tara Clerkin (vocals & clarinet), Sunny Joe Paradisos (drums) and Patrick Benjamin (synths). Tara Clerkin had already released an album under her own name, "Hello" in 2017, and this is the first one as Tara Clerkin Trio: it is simply called “Tara Clerkin Trio” and it’s on the Laura Lies In label @laura-lies-in, which is based between London & Glasgow. 

I instantly loved the poetry and deepness behind the apparently simple melody in the song "I Know He Will". That's how I discovered them.

There is some kind of mysterious avant-garde pop or call it experimental folk or maybe minimal jazz, whatever. It reminds me the golden years of the 2010's circa 2011-2013 when you had a lot of upcoming artists who played something different than pure electronic music and they were still featured on the electronic music medias. Still, I think I first heard of them on Clone records which is mostly known for quality underground electronic music.

Later on, I was listening to the NTS radioshow from Trevor Jackson and saw he played one of their tracks. Actually they've been played in a lot of different shows on NTS, including very different musical horizons, the dj Elena Colombi, mostly known for EBM/Industrial / Wave, the Australian singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Carla del Forno or the Parisian digger Arthur Crunck.

The album is available in digital and vinyl. The vinyl has been sold out, but there is a new repress on pre-sale you can order through bandcamp : http://lauraliesin.bandcamp.com/album/tara-clerkin-trio

This podcast is an invitation to stay home safe and quiet, meditating. This selection appeals to me as it combines jazz (different kind), classical, indie & alternative rock, soundtrack, experimental, ambient, famous and lesser known artists. You can feel their knowledge of music and harmony through this selection. The band is called Tara Clerkin Trio and their album Tara Clerkin Trio.

Frederick Galliano - Multiples Un
Bill Evans Trio - Jade Visions (Take 2)
Duke Ellington - Fleurette Africaine
Laurence Pike - Rites
Planetes OST - Outside Atmosphere
Richard Youngs - The Sea Is Madness
Alice Coltrane - Krishna Krishna
Julia Holter - Introduction
Maria Callas - Ave Maria
Sean McCann - Lurida
The Books - Contempt
Karl Blau - Drizzle & Frost
Competition - Breaks
Mica Levi - Vanity
Nobukazu Takemura - Long Long Night
Aki Tsuyuko - Flutter
Tenniscoats - Jitsurei
Gareth Williams & Marie Currie - Raindrops From Heaven
Tenniscoats - Ichinichi
Julian Lynch - Water Wheel One
Reiko Kudo - Kaihatsu-san
Woo - Make Me Tea
Penguin Cafe Orchestra - In A Sydney Motel
Mark Hollis - A Life (1895-1915)
Robert Wyatt - At Last I Am Free
Group Listening - Jay

716 Exclusive Mix  - Tara Clerkin Trio : Music To Remain Indoors To

Mysteries of the Deep is delighted to present its second album by Portland, Oregon-based musician and multimedia artist William Selman (@wselman), entitled “Naming Before Names.” In a world that demands categorization of everything around us through taxonomies, genres, and strict schemas, Selman’s album aims to explore the spaces between categories. His goal is not to offer concrete explanatory gestures, but rather, to create a deliberate space for suspension and ambiguity. These eight compositions conjure a world in which humans are asked to stand on the periphery, observing their surroundings from a vantage of curious wonder, rather than clear definition.

Selman draws from distinct sonic realms, however, citing David Berhman, Maggi Payne, and Alvin Curran as influences. He says, “I like the way these artists use simple forms to ground dense compositions with an approach to composition that is improvisational and collage-like.” In line with this sentiment, the album’s quality is uncannily natural. Many of Selman’s field recordings, collected over a twenty-year period, find a home here, adorning a landscape that’s as visual as it is sonic; we hear hydrophone recordings of tide pools and summer lagoons, grasshopper wings in a lava field, broken humidifiers and sandstorms alongside moments of intentional instrumentation. Light vibraphone gives way to slow hand drum movements. Textured synths add viscosity without extracting us from the ecological world. It feels inaccurate to say the album’s occasional rhythms are constructed; rather, patterns seem to arise organically out of the aether. In Selman’s universe, there’s a sense that everything exists in primordial unity, untouched by the human imprint that insists on fragmenting the world into recognizable parts. 

Written, produced, and recorded by William Selman in Portland, Oregon Jan 2018 - Feb 2020
Bass guitar on "A New Old Firmament" by Steve Wade
Special thanks to Paul Dickow and Marcus Fischer for percussion and the time-share vibraphone
Additional mixing by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, NY
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY
Photography by Candace Price
Words by Taylor Bratches

Naming Before Names

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MOTDLP006 - William Selman - Bubble House In Shallow Depth

Echo of Species 13 - Felicity Mangan

@felicity-mangan
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This episode - ‘Marsh’aphonics - features selected tracks by Pauline Oliveros, Knud Viktor, Olli Aarni, Vlad Dobrovolski, Heidrun Schramm, Native Instrument (@native-instrument), Marja Ahti (@marjaahti), Andrew Pekler (@pekler), Lag Os (@lag-os), HMOT (@hmotology) and Tomoko Sauvage(@tomokosauvage).

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Felicity Mangan's words:
"Wetlands such as small ponds, marshlands, swamps and lakes provide habitats for many of the
world's existing, new and endangered aquatic and terrestrial species.
During the recent lockdown situation l have taken long bike rides inside of the Berlin borders
discovering many tracks along canals, rivers and wetlands inhibiting an amazing biodiversity of
lush flora and fauna during the spring season. I also recently discovered that the name Berlin
roots from previous West Slavic inhabitants berl-/birl- "swamp".
Inspired by these local biotopic explorations I have created a mix featuring my own music that is
influenced and populated by wetland species while including many other artists I have
discovered who have created music inspired by aquatic phenomena or the voices of species
that habitat these wet landscapes."
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To know more about Felicity Mangan:
Felicity Mangan is an Australian sound artist and composer based in Berlin, Germany since 2008. In different situations such as solo performance, collaborative projects with other musicians or installation, Felicity plays her found native Australian wildlife archive and other field recordings, either through a stereophonic system or often via hand-made speakers made with piezo transducers and found objects – exploring the timbre and forms of found and self-recorded animal voices while mimicking biophonic patterns to create minimal quasi-bioacoustic environments. 

Felicity has recently played in collaborative projects Native Instrument (Shelter Press, Entr’acte) presenting electro-acoustic bug beats with vocalist Stine Janvin Joh and Plants and Animalia with Christina Ehrl Shirley – grafting live and pre-recorded drones produced by remnants of plant biochemistry together with modified animal voices. Felicity has also released a solo publication on Longform Editions titled Stereo’frog’ic, a play on the word stereophonic –  presenting a sound piece, crafted from found recordings of frogs, insects and other ‘vocal’ animals wavering about in a stereo field. Felicity has presented projects in many different settings from galleries, gardens, clubs and festivals throughout Europe. Including National Gallery Denmark, Technosphärenklänge CTM/HKW and Sonic Act Academy 2020.

You can support the artist here: 
www.felicitymangan.org

🌳1x tree has been planted to balance the carbon footprint of this upload (Project Povo da Floresta).

Echo of Species 13 - Felicity Mangan

https://soundcloud.com/schliemann

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