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FALL. RECOVER. FALL AGAIN.

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Tom Dissevelt & Kid Baltan - Song of the 2nd Moon

Soundtrack to film 'Falling Forward' produced at Le Fresnoy National Centre for Contemporary Arts Tourcoing France

Falling Forward

Inspired by the work of Tom Dissevelt, Kid Baltan and Delius amongst others

Destroyed (Mellon Scaife Remix)

This track is made up of two resampled trumpet notes with then acoustic trumpet improvised over the top. 

Crystals In The Atmosphere

Release date: 03/02/17

If you would like to review this release, please email info@astralindustries.co.uk

Format: 180g vinyl only//re-mastered by Noel Summerville//original artwork by Theo Ellsworth.

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The material collated on this third release from Heavenly Music Corporation was composed specifically for St. Giga in Japan, a satellite broadcast radio station transmitting ethereal audio harmony 24 hours a day. What made this station otherworldly was its programming; motivated by tidal movements, the aquatic ebbs and flows of each day synchronised to the activity and intensity of the music broadcast.

Lunar Phase

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B4. Cloudless Light

First track from the new album, entitled "II: Plains/Patterns", out on Azure Vista Records March 31!

CD/DL/LP (vinyl limited to 300 copies!). Preorder here: https://billowobservatory.bandcamp.com/

Billow Observatory – the trans-atlantic duo consisting of Detroit's Jason Kolb (Auburn Lull) and Danish producer Jonas Munk (Manual) – are back with a follow-up to the their debut album from 2012. 

”II: Plains/Patterns” departs from the first LP’s amorphous ambient haze with a more rigid, albeit subtle, underpinning of rhythm and pulse. The duo’s obsession with “place and space” comes clearly into focus with an album that draws deeply from Munk and Kolb’s individual proximity to the geographically distant, but oddly similar, sounds of Germany and Michigan, past and present. 

 Traces of shoegaze, modern minimal electronica, and kosmische appear on every track, but are mutated into something mysterious and new. ”Pulsus”, for example, opens the album with a driving teutonic stutter and washes of serene guitar loops that are punctuated by bursts of filtered synth patterns; a combination that seamlessly bridges the gaps between disparate genres and periods of time. 

 Centerpiece, ”Plains”, expands the ambient formula into an inspired epic in three parts, where swells of processed guitars, distant voices and faint echoes of Detroit techno are weaved together to form a kaleidoscopic whole. And tracks such as ”Vex” and ”Plum” seem to pay as much homage to Slowdive and Eno's Harold Budd collaborations as to the modern minimalism from Cologne or Berlin.

Plains

New record, "II: Plains/Patterns", out March 31! CD, download and vinyl (limited to 300 copies). Order here:

https://azurevistarecords.bandcamp.com/

Billow Observatory – the trans-atlantic duo consisting of Detroit's Jason Kolb (Auburn Lull) and Danish producer Jonas Munk (Manual) – are back with a follow-up to the their debut album from 2012.

”II: Plains/Patterns” departs from the first LP’s amorphous ambient haze with a more rigid, albeit subtle, underpinning of rhythm and pulse. The duo’s obsession with “place and space” comes clearly into focus with an album that draws deeply from Munk and Kolb’s individual proximity to the geographically distant, but oddly similar, sounds of Germany and Michigan, past and present.

Traces of shoegaze, modern minimal electronica, and kosmische appear on every track, but are mutated into something mysterious and new. ”Pulsus”, for example, opens the album with a driving teutonic stutter and washes of serene guitar loops that are punctuated by bursts of filtered synth patterns; a combination that seamlessly bridges the gaps between disparate genres and periods of time.

Centerpiece, ”Plains”, expands the ambient formula into an inspired epic in three parts, where swells of processed guitars, distant voices and faint echoes of Detroit techno are weaved together to form a kaleidoscopic whole. And tracks such as ”Vex” and ”Plum” seem to pay as much homage to Slowdive and Eno's Harold Budd collaborations as to the modern minimalism from Cologne or Berlin.

II: Plains/Patterns 

Pulsus

From the new Billow Observatory album "II: Plains/Patterns" out now! 

Get it from www.azurevistarecords.bandcamp.com

Billow Observatory: "Vex"

Planetarium 12" EP out now on Smalltown Supersound.
http://smarturl.it/sts31612-retail

Planetarium (Gigi Masin Remix)

Marco Lucchi : mellotron, synth and digital treatments

conceived as a tribute to Terry Riley's 'A Rainbow in Curved Air' this track means to be the start of a collective work upon that masterpiece

1967 / 2017

more infos @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/624398487770012/

Marco Lucchi - The Concept of Work was forgotten

My contribution to Marco Lucchi’s project, “The concept of work was forgotten”

https://soundcloud.com/musichevirtuali/sets/the-concept-of-work-was
 A 50th anniversary tribute to Terry Riley’s “A Rainbow In Curved Air”

A Rainbow in Curved Air I

A Rainbow In Curved Air II

my 2nd contribution to Marco Lucchi’s project, “the concept of work was forgotten” (https://soundcloud.com/musichevirtuali/marco-lucchi-the-concept-of-work-was-forgotten), a 50th anniversary tribute to Terry Riley’s “A Rainbow In Curved Air”

Forgotten Rainbow

music by Marco Marongiu

for 'the concept of work was forgotten'
(a tribute to 'A Rainbow in Curved Air' - 1967 / 2017)

a project by Marco Lucchi

Ostacoli Sonori - A Rainbow In Curved Mind

Philip Glass - Japura River (BRBX Remix)

Part of a TRIPCLUBBING concert (http://www.koelner-philharmonie.de/tripclubbing)

with the Mahler Chamber Orchestra (http://www.mahler-chamber.de)

Remixed by Georg Conrad (georgconrad@gmail.com)

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