Beautiful, mellow stuff. Excellent beats. Quality.

Dark, mysterious...liking the flow...nice!

from the Important Records release, Forse 1. Available on limited edition vinyl at www.importantrecords.com

Festa

available via IMPREC.com
release date: 12.9.22

Tony Rolando "Shared System" - tape - available: 12.9.22

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Ky • "Dragons"

After releases by label owners Mad Zach and yunis, Antispace opens the way for friends and family. They proudly present the 'Temporary Bliss EP' by d:enigma. As part of the GreyNote collective from Gradec, he's one of Austria's most talented tastemakers of recent years.

The experience of 'Temporary Bliss reflects the transience of beauty, beginning with 'Toothfairy', which is like entering an enchanted world that takes us through the dunes of 'Saluk' and the cold worlds of 'you. A thought', through to the fading magic of 'Dunst'. Each track tells its own story of beauty and comes together to form an overall picture that captures the ephemeral nature of the moment.

Connect with d:enigma:
www.soundcloud.com/@denigmayo
www.facebook.com/amgineddivad
www.instagram.com/daviddenigma/


Connect with Antispace:
www.soundcloud.com/antispaceorg
www.instagram.com/antispaceorg

Temporary Bliss

Saluk

Cloud refers to the technological process of storing data as Public Clouds, Private Clouds, Hybrid Clouds or Community Clouds. The origins of the sounds are the electromagnetic fields of digital transfer loci like server rooms, security systems, electrical power stations and other places of dense electrical activity in Europe, Canada, the United States and China. Electromagnetic waves that are normally imperceptible to us become audible. Cloud is a drone piece created from the material sounds of cloud computing. 

Cloud

Ekin Fil continues her quietly complex dream-pop oeuvre on Maps. For many years now, this Istanbul musician has been writing mysterious and haunting songs, rich in heavy-reverb effects and an introspective torpor. With each successive album, her songwriting has blossomed through broader instrumentation and more intricate melodic phrasing, though the somber atmospherics and ghostly manifestations remain a judicious constant. Minor-key, tear-stained notes of piano, organ, and guitar veer along elliptical orbits as a soft-whisper lilt of Ekin’s voice narrates more by emotive decree than by literary couplet. 

Maps addresses the distance and dislocation of the self from the bustling center of Istanbul, where Ekin FIl (neé Ekin Üzeltüzenci) had once called her home. Having spent her first winter on a relatively quiet island in the Sea of Marmara (while still in the greater metropolitan umbrella of Istanbul), Maps  is “lonely, different, kind of isolated,” according to Ekin, who also noted that the island had “too much silence around. There is no other choice but to concentrate, I guess.” Her poetics of silence on her previous recordings had been noted as an antidote or a dream capsule of sound in response to Istanbul’s cauldron of politics, culture, and philosophy that has been boiling almost since the beginning of civilization. Maps bends that maritime silence into wind-swept smudges that complement her already spacious compositions.  

The saddest songs of The Durutti Column excised of rhythm and those few plunges into sorrow by Harold Budd make for apt comparisons to Maps, in addition to the drone-on classics of Grouper, Slowdive, and Sarah Davachi.

Maps

Ekin Fil // Nocturnal Arc

Taraxacum

This year London has experienced several weekends of the hottest summer and that moved the Australian sound artist Kate Carr, whose practice is centred on articulating the relationship between people and place through sound, to point her microphone at the city. This volume is based on her recordings during a particularly hot long weekend in a corner of very busy intersection in London, where she resides now. In Heatwave, Carr is interested in both the serious and also the more prosaic aspects of soundscapes related to climate change. She investigated the throbbing summer music from her neighborhood, people’s efforts to keep cool, and the uneasiness which accompanies these everyday activities in this moment of environmental crisis. The way these pieces construct and compensate, with all the tangible sounds that fold into larger moods via multiple instruments, exemplifies her acumen in creating sonic stories that reflect our multi-layered experience of reality.

Humidity - from Heatwave out now via Hasana Editions

Matu

Braille & Arco5 - Desastre

Composed in 2005, in collaboration by @senglar /Braille and @Arco5
Remastered October 4, 2020

Download the track here: https://arco5.bandcamp.com/track/desastre
Spotify; https://open.spotify.com/album/4jD6whMcDrODQskQBGomQy

Arco5 & Braille - Desastre - 2005

tic-tac-toe

tic-tac-toe (demo)

Arco5 sound spans several electronic music genres, but had mostly been rooted in early IDM ambient and electronica type music
The first album Dynamostar was released on Arbouse Recordings in 2003

Toulouse, France
Performed at "Les siestes électroniques" festival.
Arco5 is the recording name of Anthony CAMY
contact: alcormusic@aol.com

Arco5 & Braille - Desastre - 2005

Arco5

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