Bandcamp: https://infinite-drift.bandcamp.com/album/silicate-squeak
Release date: December 3rd 2021

The debut album „Silicate Squeak“ by @lukasoppenheimer as Windowseeker, releasing December 3rd via Infinite Drift, propagates through imagined realms of silicate.

Hardly anything found in nature is as ordered as crystal lattices that inform the unusual qualities of their parent bodies. A spectrum can be spanned between this periodic structure and the disarray found in liquid or gaseous matter, with the former lending itself to a sense of stability and harmony and the latter finding itself in unpredictability and chaos.
„Silicate Squeak“ translates activity on this spectrum into sound and applies this intuition to open a window to an illusory realm, capturing an ever-changing stream of diffracting signals, each moment dissimilar to the last yet undoubtedly of the same origin.

Lukas Oppenheimer
https://www.instagram.com/lukasopp/
https://soundcloud.com/lukasoppenheimer

Artwork: 
Yosh Schreiner
https://www.instagram.com/yosh.de/
https://soundcloud.com/yosh_de

Mastering: 
Mathis Ruffing
https://soundcloud.com/mruffing

Special Thanks to Fin and Musicboard Berlin for supporting this project!

Tracklist:
01. Planar 4:05 
02. Co-aligned 5:25 
03. Z-Travel 2:38 
04. i-95 Drifter 7:51 
05. Optical Resonance 5:00 
06. Observer 5:16 
07. Diverging Entropy 4:35 
08. Gulf Stream 11:09 
09. Home 7:22

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DRIFT010 Windowseeker - Silicate Squeak (Previews)

Glass asked to their favorite artists of the experimental electronic scene to deconstruct and destroy their album ‘Anxiety Prime’.

This various, built around classic and recognizable Glass fragments, redefines the album in a totally new way and gives it a fresh ambient and club touch.
This is the soundtrack to another stressful & violent world.
 
We cannot thanks enough the artists involved : Aho Ssan, Apollo Noir, Christian Coiffure, CNDSD, KMRU, Low Khey, More Eaze, Zero Crossing Point & ZULI.
And of course Glass who also included a brand new live version of their iconic track ’Skin Transfer’.

Mastered by Lorenzo Targhetta
Artwork by Cestainsi & Virgile Flores based on original artwork by Sara Bastai & Ines Maestre

Glass - Jim & Caroline Were Bad Omens (Christian Coiffure remix)

Potentials - Zoë Mc Pherson

Out on YOUTH: https://theyouthlabel.bandcamp.com/track/emma-dj-toma-kami-julia-bashmore

@emmadeejayy
@yyyooouuuttthhh

Emma DJ & Toma Kami - Julia Bashmore

Reforged. Reimagined. Elements tamed and wielded. Distilled frequencies sent back through to the world. Re-focused and reconstructed. A transmutation of will, etched to disc. The long journey’s end. A signal sent between worlds and back again, a vision realized and now, delivered.

Original EP: gobekli.bandcamp.com/album/clovis

Original music by Gobekli (@gobekli)
Remix by Suze (@suzemusique)
Album cover and character illustration by Bruno Lauzon Tanzi

Clovis Remixes

Pillar 43 (Suze Remix)

Gobekli - Pillar 43 (Suze Remix)

At long last, hi-tek whizz-kid Metrist returns to Timedance with the third addition to the ‘Pollen’ series and brings his epic trilogy started in 2019 to a breath-catching end.

Elevating an already unique approach of sonic craftsmanship to whole new levels, the London based producer delivers some of his wildest and most dramatic compositions to date while pushing further his signature blend of 22nd century dancefloor pyrotechnics.

From the angelic vocal cascades of opener « Leven Lever Liver Love » to the heart-wrenching heights of « Bullet Time », a playful and intricate display of cross-pollinated emotions shines through this collection of boundary pushing tracks, giving them a life of their own while bringing a stormy cycle of auditory experiments into human nature to completion

As thunderstorms form, pollen grains often ascend into clouds, soaking up humidity to a point they inevitably burst out, liberating innumerable particles that tumultuous winds send back to ground-levels.

With a false sense of distance and safety, we sit back and watch the lightning strike in complete awe, unaware of pollen slowly descending from the skies, making its way through our lungs and deep into our bodies ; the storm may be over, but Pollen has now fully become a part of us.

Pollen, Pt.III

Metrist - Leven Lever Liver Love

yet is a slippery word in English. Amorphous, these three letters in different contexts can define contrast or emphasis, set a place in time, show an expectation that something will occur or, paradoxically, that it is likely to stop. 

It is this mercurial nature that makes yet the perfect title for Tresor's latest compilation: the label follows on from the more explorative sections of 2021's landmark Tresor 30 boxed set with a compilation, featuring 13 artists making music that resists easy definition. 

Every track hints at and borrows from the familiar yet none follow the expected path: halfway through Deserto, Nandele &amp; A-Tweed dramatically reveal a very different sonic landscape that was initially suggested; DJ Sotofett collaborates with Tamil artist Kavadi with results that are unlike anything in the Norwegian producer’s catalogue as yet.

Further invention can be found as Jean Redondo's Hypersonic moves across spaces inhabited by digital hardcore and hyperpop before swerving off-road and into a futuristic hip-hop section; on No Longer Human, Ireen Amnes takes a different path at the crossroads melding hyperpop, trance, and sci-fi soundtrack atmospherics, Significant Other heads towards UK Bass and Dubstep, and France's Willis Anne skims by the outskirts of footwork with a piece that is almost completely uncategorisable.

Yet more sonic experimentation comes from E-Saggila, Nadia Struiwigh, NVST, Solid Blake, and Viikatory who offer unique takes on the well-established electro blueprint, while Ryan James Ford, and Nit. both find ways to blend elements normally found in ambient pieces with those heard on a dancefloor.

The feel of the compilation is yet again reflected in the enigmatic artwork by Malik Arbab, where shapes and colours suggest animals and plants but in a world that appears to be transient and constantly evolving.

BANDCAMP

Significant Other - Cellar One

"Good dreams of bad things."

philinamaze.bandcamp.com

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@axine-m
@kwatakwata

remixes of USUSUSESESERERER to benefit Chaos Computer relocation and member housing:

www.gofundme.com/f/relocation-of-cc-and-housing-fund-qbipoc-members

https://axine.bandcamp.com/album/user-remixes

pi pi pi premiere: Axine M - avoid eclipsed memory (K Wata Remix)

Mysteria Mentis

Various - Tlub Cools
Release Date : November 2020 (Digital)
Label : Comic Sans Records
Cat n° : COMPILSANS3

Graphic Design by Virgile Flores
Mastering by Troels B. Knudsen

Tracklist :
01_Modern Collapse Still Missing Your Morning Texts
02_Estebahn Rudeboy
03_Maquis Son SistŽm Tamborn C—r
04_luxxuryproblems SCENE CHANGE
05_J-Shadow Asphyxiate
06_Realitycheck Breach
07_Splash Pattern Freeside Run

Comic Sans Records is back with a new compilation of 7 fun tools to play in imaginary clubs.

Modern Collapse - Still Missing Your Morning Texts

Label and artist collective focused on discovering and synthesizing exciting possibilities in the realm of underground club music 🌐

❤ FREE DOWNLOAD ❤ 
https://soundcloud.com/audiobambino/sets/mystery-box-series-free-dl

SINGLES SERIES
https://soundcloud.com/audiobambino/sets/singles-series

ARTIST MIXES
https://soundcloud.com/audiobambino/sets/mixes

LABEL TAKEOVER MIXES
https://soundcloud.com/audiobambino/sets/audio-bambino-takeover-mixes

BAM SERIES [BAM-001-007] (2020-2021)
https://soundcloud.com/audiobambino/sets/the-bam-series

In 2020, we started the BAM compilation series in order to raise money for the organization Hoodstock Montreal, more specifically towards their workshop “PROJECT S.T. ARTS.”, a music-oriented project that provides at-risk youth with a chance to create music in a professional studio environment.

With your help, we donated $2000 to this cause in May 2021! Thank you.

Learn more here:
www.hoodstock.ca/action_projet_art

MTL 🇨🇦

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