Great ambient music, man. I feel like I'm in a futuristic world.

first class ambient, yes very organic as Ryspark mentioned

The whole series is a top audio art experience. THANK YOU FOR THE DL!

If you haven't listened to this series yet, do it asap. One of the finest in Soundcloud - AND A FREE DOWNLOAD TO  TOP IT.

Fantastic works - this EP is Ace! Big Up!

Zen Calm

L'artiste: POD (@podimension)
Le mixtape: Stock 088
 L'esthétique: subdued shades of icebound techno

La sélection:
Atoloi - Fioritura
Polar Inertia - Kinematic Optics
Tammo Hesselink - Choice of Onto
Aa Sudd - Menodice
Pugilist & Forest Drive West - Polygon
POD & Edward Richards - ***
POD & Edward Richards - ***
Michal Wolski - Omen
Hydrangea - Lines
CA2+ - Gait Cycle
POD & Edward Richards - ***
Tammo Hesselink - The Wheels He Borrowed
BLNDR - Chords Dark
Chevel - Isolation
PALEMAN- Audio Repeater
BLNDR - HyperMental (Calming Strobe Mix)
Tammo Hesselink - Haven't Read
Rhyw - Unpunishable
Sub Basics - ***

Recorded in Melbourne in June 2025.

Stock 088 par POD

Two hours of music made from guitar + field recordings

Lot Radio 8/22/25

"I wanted to record a set with faster pace and a higher energy and I had put together a playlist with recent favourites in that category - but when I started recording, the tracks I had gathered didn't really fit the vibe at that moment (mainly because I was recording in a studio and not at a party) so I dug into other folders and made some spontaneous choices. 
the mix still became energetic and pacey but more suited to the listening experience."

@samgoku


Mantissa Mix 371: Sam Goku

Madrid's F-on is a much beloved figure within the Spanish scene, known for his elegant all-vinyl sets and curation behind the brilliant Alpenglühen label among so much more. We stayed in touch after his particularly beautiful set at 2017’s Paral·lel Festival, and I've been looking forward to one day sharing this episode of the series since. Alfonso’s mix is uncanny in its precision and demonstrates a prowess behind the decks that few can match, a soft palette built through veteran and timeless selection. Two hours in and out of focus like rippling dust through which the flow of time slows, a stasis in the stream. Thanks Alfonso!

@f-ondj

Artwork by Camille Ferdinandus.

Sure Thing Mix 145: F-on

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Welcome to episode number 112 of Observatory by Sungate
Opening this edition, Aerae delivers a mix carved from deep, droning layers and cavernous resonance. Fresh from a recent release on Samurai Music, it’s an hour that feels subterranean and immersive, vast spaces where weight and motion coexist.
In the second hour, label co-founder Moysantana takes the reins with a set that is looping, trance-inducing, and lysergic in flow. Round, rattling grooves rise into towering structures, gradually unfolding into a hypnotic trip that bends perception while keeping the body in motion.
Art and animation by Abel Fernández.

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Observatory 112 – Sungate [with Aerae & Moy Santana]

This week's animix comes from the incredible duo, Atrice (@atricemiras) - a mystical pairing who are part of a pool of insanely talented artists in the small Central European state, Switzerland -  there is a seemingly bursting ratio of talent per capita in this country!.

Drawing inspiration from everyday encounters and digital overstimulation, Atrice's music is refreshing, unique and modern - idm, experimental & bass driven - it somehow also sits perfectly amongst the class & purity of old school & solidified genres like dub, bass, techno - which is seen in their releases on labels like Illian Tape. 

On top of their productions and live sets, Lino & Pablo extend their craft with their on theme DJ'ing - always presenting new & exciting.. and always making perfect sense. For their animix, a beautiful journey through dub and beyond. 

Thanks so much for the mix Lino & Pablo <3

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Animix One Hundred & Eighty One: Atrice

For the 326th instalment in the series, we give a warm welcome to OHM, aka Bjarnar Jonsson, an Icelandic-born DJ/producer now based in Copenhagen, who presents a deep, dubby, and brilliant mix that entices and captivates, gently ushering in another summer weekend.

OHM has been a dedicated force in the techno scene for nearly three decades. With a deep understanding of the craft, he blends deep, dub, and hypnotically meditative techno, creating a signature sound that resonates with purists and innovators alike.

Tracklist:
1. Philipp Priebe - To The Island (Johanna Knutsson Rapyota remix)
2. Sarah Bates - Fantasy Modulation
3. Society - dont know the artist
4. Ian Mono - Slowlan
5. BT Gate X- 136 - Ocearo Kurlady
6. VC-118 A - Operator
7. Bas Dobbelaer - Ray (Will Oirson remix)
8. Octal Industries - Thorp | Vanda
9. Brendon Moeller - Ghost Dance
10. COLA REN - Firefly
11. Mundo - Algo Mas ( Sansibar´s Tanz sane remix )
12. TDJ - For The People Skit
13. Taction - Made Whole
14. Ohm & Octal Industries - Bára
15. Cold - Strobe Light Network

Photo by Samantha Oakey

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Deep Breakfast 326 ~ OHM

Parisian based DJ & producer Bambi is returning to The Lot radio for an hour of dub tech psychedelia.  

https://www.instagram.com/bambi___dj
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Bambi @ The Lot Radio 09-13-2025

"I dreamed a wonderful dream of a flower.
On the hill-side green it grew:
But the tongue would fail, nor has brush the power
To paint that flower for you."

A fresh journey through space and time by @ghosttropics

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MFIS LXIV ✢ ghosttropics

Sound Garden is an ambient and chill out party we started in Tokyo in the early 2010s, and has been running on and off ever since. After a bit of a break, we are returning to our original venue with our original lineup. Ahead of the event, I dug up an old recording of a set I played at Sound Garden. These parties have been an important place for developing my sound over the years. This one has a bit more of a cosmic / krautrock vibe. I hope you enjoy it. I'll most likely delete it after the 8th.

Captured moment - Sound Garden

Track 1 of 5.

ASIP015 http://soundcloud.com/yeter - Dart

Finding a sense of serenity is a challenge most of us chase, every day. Whether it’s the coffee-breath grind of the underground, the grid-lock of the daily commute or the drudgery of the 9-5, looking beyond the concrete and grey monotony, to nature, is often the transcendent salvation we seek.

Dart is one such redemption. Inspired by the river from which this collection takes its name, these five continuous movements pay personal homage to the stretch of water that Jethro Cooke considers to be the connection between the sacred places of his youth and the present-day comfort of a retreat.

“I hope that listeners will find Dart peaceful but not without vitality and dynamism,” Jethro explains. “I set out to create a gentle, intimate piece of environmental music, essentially textural composition with an organic aesthetic. I worked with field recordings affected to a varying degree; the familiar sounds of running water and birdsong accompany melodic drones and gentle rhythmic lines crafted from riverside samples. There is no synthesis in Dart.”

A gentle, morphing soundtrack, Dart’s dream-like drones weave and swathe to an ecological beat. Tracked by environmental field recordings, it’s easy to imagine the lush canopies of grass, dragonflies languidly patrolling their territory and wildlife instinctively running their biological routine.

“From the moorland at the heart of Devon to the South coast, the Dart carves a valley of abundant natural beauty where I have spent a great deal of my time over the last ten years,” Jethro reminisces. “These days the river is above all a comfort. I visit it to rest, to calm myself and clear my head. It has the almost unique effect of calming through movement rather than stillness – the constant rolling of water is like a mantra.”

It’s what helps underpin the subtle beauty of this set and Dart paints a vivid picture of the velvet green idylls we can all dream about; both the movement and the melody.

More info and download via Bandcamp: http://asip.me/ASIP015

Download all Places Series releases: http://asip.me/PlacesSeries

ASIP015 Yeter - Dart (1)

Track 4 of 5.

ASIP015 http://soundcloud.com/yeter - Dart

Finding a sense of serenity is a challenge most of us chase, every day. Whether it’s the coffee-breath grind of the underground, the grid-lock of the daily commute or the drudgery of the 9-5, looking beyond the concrete and grey monotony, to nature, is often the transcendent salvation we seek.

Dart is one such redemption. Inspired by the river from which this collection takes its name, these five continuous movements pay personal homage to the stretch of water that Jethro Cooke considers to be the connection between the sacred places of his youth and the present-day comfort of a retreat.

“I hope that listeners will find Dart peaceful but not without vitality and dynamism,” Jethro explains. “I set out to create a gentle, intimate piece of environmental music, essentially textural composition with an organic aesthetic. I worked with field recordings affected to a varying degree; the familiar sounds of running water and birdsong accompany melodic drones and gentle rhythmic lines crafted from riverside samples. There is no synthesis in Dart.”

A gentle, morphing soundtrack, Dart’s dream-like drones weave and swathe to an ecological beat. Tracked by environmental field recordings, it’s easy to imagine the lush canopies of grass, dragonflies languidly patrolling their territory and wildlife instinctively running their biological routine.

“From the moorland at the heart of Devon to the South coast, the Dart carves a valley of abundant natural beauty where I have spent a great deal of my time over the last ten years,” Jethro reminisces. “These days the river is above all a comfort. I visit it to rest, to calm myself and clear my head. It has the almost unique effect of calming through movement rather than stillness – the constant rolling of water is like a mantra.”

It’s what helps underpin the subtle beauty of this set and Dart paints a vivid picture of the velvet green idylls we can all dream about; both the movement and the melody.

More info and download via Bandcamp: http://asip.me/ASIP015

Download all Places Series releases: http://asip.me/PlacesSeries

ASIP015 Yeter - Dart (4)

Track 5 of 5.

ASIP015 http://soundcloud.com/yeter - Dart

Finding a sense of serenity is a challenge most of us chase, every day. Whether it’s the coffee-breath grind of the underground, the grid-lock of the daily commute or the drudgery of the 9-5, looking beyond the concrete and grey monotony, to nature, is often the transcendent salvation we seek.

Dart is one such redemption. Inspired by the river from which this collection takes its name, these five continuous movements pay personal homage to the stretch of water that Jethro Cooke considers to be the connection between the sacred places of his youth and the present-day comfort of a retreat.

“I hope that listeners will find Dart peaceful but not without vitality and dynamism,” Jethro explains. “I set out to create a gentle, intimate piece of environmental music, essentially textural composition with an organic aesthetic. I worked with field recordings affected to a varying degree; the familiar sounds of running water and birdsong accompany melodic drones and gentle rhythmic lines crafted from riverside samples. There is no synthesis in Dart.”

A gentle, morphing soundtrack, Dart’s dream-like drones weave and swathe to an ecological beat. Tracked by environmental field recordings, it’s easy to imagine the lush canopies of grass, dragonflies languidly patrolling their territory and wildlife instinctively running their biological routine.

“From the moorland at the heart of Devon to the South coast, the Dart carves a valley of abundant natural beauty where I have spent a great deal of my time over the last ten years,” Jethro reminisces. “These days the river is above all a comfort. I visit it to rest, to calm myself and clear my head. It has the almost unique effect of calming through movement rather than stillness – the constant rolling of water is like a mantra.”

It’s what helps underpin the subtle beauty of this set and Dart paints a vivid picture of the velvet green idylls we can all dream about; both the movement and the melody.

More info and download via Bandcamp: http://asip.me/ASIP015

Download all Places Series releases: http://asip.me/PlacesSeries

ASIP015 Yeter - Dart (5)

A sunny day at the beach can be a wonderful thing but a wind and rain swept endeavour across the shifting sands rewards just as richly. Surrounded by the elements, for ‘Black Day, Silver Sea’ Igor basked in the wild, monochrome splendour of the Black Sea. 

“In the spring of 2012, I travelled to the Caucasus…the Black Sea. It was a sunny day and I was looking for a place to shoot a video with my doll.” Igor explains.  “I always shoot the video in high places and when I came to the beach there was a storm. The sea sparkled like molten silver and the sky was black as coal and I thought that the stratosphere was suddenly getting low.”

There’s a constriction to ‘Black Day, Silver Sea’ as it slow burns to impending turmoil. Black in name, and equally dark in spirit, the threat lies in the contrasting beauty of the melting tar sky bleeding into the silver of the sea. It’s a toneless outlook underpinned by clean melodies left to seep and linger; the gentle resonance of the piano line; the wash of the strings; the clean clarity of the foot-step percussion perfectly combine to malevolent effect, the perpetual rhythm of the waves ebbing into a horizon of the vast and unknown..

An understated apocalypse that creeps on, if the sky and the stars do fall, let their accelerated descent be as magnificent as this.

http://asip.me/ASIP018

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ASIP018 Parks - Black Day, Silver Sea

You won’t find any background on Norge just yet, and you’ve probably only heard his one-and-only release on the latest ASIP ‘White Light’ mix, which kicked-off the Atomic-bomb-themed proceedings.

Norge is new to producing and will be the first to admit that he’s a long way from being an established artist, but like all demo’s I get sent and artists I approach; history, stature, and reputation mean nothing. To coin an over used phrase, it’s all about the music. However, when your father is the legendary Parks, it made sense to see if the talent ran in the family, and I think you’ll agree, it certainly does.

--

Beauty has always had a poetic power. Whether it’s slowing time to a stand still or offering a striking contrast to the aesthetics of the ordinary, it’s a quality Norge is mesmerised and seduced by.

“It was about 10:30 pm and I was walking down the street with a young lady, near my house at Stachek Prospect,” he explains. “I was walking, looking into eyes of this girl, dissolved in the atmosphere of the beautiful streets. I think the architecture of this district is just unbelievable as the houses there were built in time of USSR.”  The surrounding beauty isn’t immediately apparent in ‘165 Minutes With You’, even if the track’s title casts a lovelorn shadow. Darkness lurks in the dense slow build of the eight minutes, the drone of traffic and insect-song washing over a passionate sense of anticipation.

“I was inspired by the atmosphere of that evening and the sounds that you can hear in my track are vibrations which were occurring in my head that night,” Norge adds.   Saturating ambient static makes this an immersive listen, with the subtle details buried deep within. And while you’d presume he didn’t count down the minutes, the force of feeling makes it feel like a lifetime.

More info: http://asip.me/ASIP019

ASIP019 Norge - 165 Minutes With You

ASIP021 - http://soundcloud.com/sage-taylor

We’ve all stared into the abyss at some point in our lives - whether it’s figuratively in pondering life’s bigger questions, or literally, teetering on the precipice, peering over into gravity’s dead space - it typically provides a fresh perspective and a vast reminder of our place in the world. They’re some of the thoughts Sage Taylor considers as he stares out across Columbia River Gorge, absorbing the stars and size before him.

“When you're from a city like I am, you're immediately struck by the vastness of the place but at the same time, the view is so picturesque it seems almost unreal,” he muses.

‘Vantage Points’ captures that quiet contemplation and doesn’t just emanate tranquillity; it breathes it, exhaling with every whip of the night breeze and distant gurgle of the water below. There’s also a sense of relief and release, the stresses of a city life melting into the expanse, eased by the serenity but energised by the scale of the thoughts and things bigger than our own comprehension.

 “This song is an amalgamation of how I feel when I'm standing on the balcony of a viewpoint along the Columbia River Highway, absorbing the huge, sparse-yet-beautiful spectacle first-hand. The feeling is twice as intense at night and when the sky is clear, it's sort of a reminder just how small I am every time I do it.”

More info and HQ download: http://asip.me/ASIP021

ASIP021 Textural Being - Vantage Points

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Ambient & electronica music blog, mix series, record label and radio station. Est. 2008.

ASIP015 Yeter - Dart (1)

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