Architecture of Loss

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I See The Sign

Rain And Snow

How Come That Blood

All Is Well

Wild Bill Jones

aYia - Ruins

Taken from James McVinnie -  'Cycles_1'  
Out March 24th

1.Sam Slater - Slow Bitchy Organs
2.Matt Huxley - Mustard 
3.Scanner - Prelude 
4.Talos - Distillations
5.Paul Evans - O Emanuele
6.Liam Byrne - Veni in Os Meum
7.Alex Groves - O Clavis David

HVALREKI5

Sam Slater - Slow Bitchy Organs

No Nights Dark Enough IV. Fear And Grief And Pain

aYia head out on tour this spring with Icelandic legends GUS GUS.

25.04. La Cigale, Paris, France
29.04. Essigfabrik, Cologne, Germany
02.05. Astra, Berlin, Germany
03.05. Uebel & Gefährlich, Hamburg, Germany
04.05. UT Connewitz, Leipzig, Germany
21.05. B17, Poznan, Poland
22.05. B90, Gdank, Poland
24.05. Progresja, Warsaw, Poland
25.05. Studio, Krakow, Poland
26.05. A2 Wroclaw, Poland


"Quite simply, they all know what the fuck they’re doing on stage. Ásta Fanney’s stage presence is otherworldly without being off-putting, their sounds are fresh without being confusing, and unlike many one-single-new-electronic bands, they actually had a full, diverse set of songs to perform. They range from slow, pulsing soundscapes to properly dance-able synthpop, but always with a fresh twist. Basically, what I’m saying is that aYia is not just another new Icelandic electronic band, they’re THE new Icelandic electronic band."   - Grayson Del Faro, The Reykjavík Grapevine



"Although I already had incredibly high expectations, the three-part outfit somehow managed to meet and exceed them. Further contemplating their performance, I come to realise that they manage the nigh insurmountable task of making electronic music truly pop when performed live."  - Gabríel Benjamin, The Line of Best Fit



"..their debut single, “Water Plant”, today’s featured song, immediately blew us away. Moody yet kinetic, the electronically produced melody dips and rises majestically, as the vocals soar into the ether. Listening to “Water Plant” is truly an out-of-body experience difficult to describe.."  - Jim Beckmann, KEXP

aYia - Sparkle

Bedroom Community is an Icelandic record label/collective formed in 2006 by Valgeir Sigurðsson, with Nico Muhly and Ben Frost. The artist roster consists of Valgeir, Nico and Ben as well as Sam Amidon, Daníel Bjarnason, Puzzle Muteson, Paul Corley, Nadia Sirota and James McVinnie, Emily Hall & Jodie Landau and wild Up.

"The best record label in the whole of Iceland and maybe even the entire world." - Drowned in Sound

"The influential Bedroom Community label: a lightning rod at the juncture where the ambition of classical music meets the aesthetics of indie music." - Pitchfork

'The Bedroom Community family is growing, but the standards are as high as ever.' - The Milk Factory

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