silver city

https://www.discogs.com/release/6995262-user18081971-2-fogbeak

user18081971 – 2 fogbeak

There I was, tranc'd in my tinkling hullabaloo, an eidolike mindscape, an unkempt joycean dreamscape; I seemed mazed and dazed in this obtusely enchanting kaleidoscope, a scene filled with vibrancied hues, throngful of indefatigably emergent sights and musics, where I was(?) filled with awestruck terror and ripening curiosity. This whimsical carnival of textures and tones troubled the dull eons of proverbial rigidity, though I never felt conscious of the act, I could still intuit the voiceless secrets which reign silently in their eclectic dance. All these cradles of fusion bequeathed to me the enduring narratives of the forgotten, perchance unseen forms that swirl around me, vibrating my eyes a holozoa mockery of my emotions, as if they were risin' amidst the transience of the air. It was all so cunningly alive, captivating me in its chaotic fluidity, a musty melange of sibyllaneous tales, a pageant of lives remade as one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISiA0qG-9sc&ab_channel=LaurinkoSattumaa

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ruskfunk139.139

COLORSQUAD 015

SERA019: Satellite Era presents "Distant Arrays Volume 07" - the seventh edition of our various artist series that aims to diversify our collection of experimental electronic music.

Out now on all major platforms: https://ffm.to/sera019

Nearly one solar return since our last Distant Arrays adventure, it felt necessary to make an inevitable comeback to the series that helped us expand our label across the music sphere. This edition continues to build on the foundation of what makes this project so special: welcoming experimental artists from different parts of the world to come together and push sonic boundaries in a genre-free setting.

We begin with the return of our distant friend who resides over 10,000 kilometers away from the Satellite Era HQ - representing the beautiful destination of Nagano is Japanese artist Ton Mise. With previous work on underground imprints such as Eerik Inpuj Sound stateside and NoDiscoRecords from Japan, his diversity in sound has only grown with his catalog over time. Influenced by earlier renditions of trip-hop and ambient, he approaches experimental music with a warmer and more lush perspective. Blending dusty synths with heavy percussive elements, “Ait6 U1” is a great example of his unique take on moody electronica.

A year after his contribution to our last label showcase, we welcome Romanian producer Hexalyne onto our collective. With standout releases on household experimental labels such as Evel Records and Kaer’Uiks, his darker approach to braindance caught our attention years ago. Fans of Autechre, Phoenecia, and many others in that realm will feel right at home with “Invicate.” The track takes synthesized drums and coats them with glitched-out tones throughout the stereo space, creating a rhythmic yet spaced-out feeling as it progresses.

Over three years since appearing on our first-ever Distant Arrays compilation, we have brought back Portland-based producer Naudible to contribute a high-octane track filled with shifting breakbeats. Although “Vase” contains elements recognizable in some of our favorite older subgenres like breakcore and drill 'n' bass, its most outstanding quality is the variance in sampling. The song feels like a sound collage that incorporates vocals from hip-hop, outdoor foley recordings, and a barrage of different drums that are cleverly layered together throughout the frantic few minutes.

Finally, we welcome another new face to the label with Spanish producer AZ-Rotator. Known for generating some of the most eclectic modular and programmed sounds that we have heard thus far, he has already established a name for himself in the niche experimental community. “Tr4ns_v4” is no different from his renowned formula - it boasts unpredictable, metallic drums fused with grueling bass occasionally entering the soundscape. The result is an appreciable summary of the entire compilation and proper ending to it.

Distant Arrays is an immersive showcase of our audio/visual capabilities as a collective. We are honored to introduce you to our growing team, continuously expanding our newfound interpretation of sound.

"Stationed beyond the horizon lies a cluster of autonomous satellite arrays - each serving as capsules of detained time, points of transit between diverse concepts, and the sensorial relation between tangible audio and visual worlds. They fill the thin air with varied frequencies and beam optic elements into the minds of drawn newcomers and devoted adherents alike. Though each array hosts different creators from every remote edge of this decaying planet, they communicate with us through the vigorous potential of art. They link together to create a limitless field without borders – only human connection. These are the Distant Arrays..." 

1. Ait6 U1
Keisuke Matsuoka - production, mix
2. Invicate
Hexalyne - production, mix
3. Vase
Micah Young - production, mix
4. - Tr4nS_v4
Uge Ortiz - production, mix

Amir Mashayekhi - master
Nic Juister - cover art, visuals

BUY / STREAM

Ton Mise - Ait6 U1

og track by me
rmx by anna

thanks anna

og mix is https://soundcloud.com/c_r_y_s_t/movingforward

toffo vs anna - moving forwards

не спать/тӱс сиирге ft. p1nkf1re

Club Furies Premiere #1549

The album is released via Fake Lines, a non-profit record label created in partnership with San Francisco’s Proton Radio. Neither the label nor the distributor take any cuts. All proceeds will go directly to APN’s “Revive Gaza Farmland” project, which provides seeds, supports cultivation, and helps farmers bring produce to market at fair prices.
https://www.instagram.com/apnorg/

Title: Fake Lines: Sono Levant | حدود وهمية: أصوات بلاد الشام
Label: Fake Lines
Artist: Various Artists
Catalogue: 

Release Date: October 17th. 2025
Support & Buy: https://fakelines.bandcamp.com/album/fake-lines-sono-levant

Credits
Produced by Mohamed Aser, Hamzeh Darwish & Jason Wohlstadter
Compiled by Mohamed Aser & Bahila Hijazi
Mastered by Mazen Murad of Katara Studios
Design & Branding by Tawfiq Dawi / HeyPorter!
Booklet Design by Tawfiq Dawi / HeyPorter & Hala Kanan
Arabic Text by Omar Alabed // English by Mohamed Aser
Images restoration by Kelvin Bown / Reawakening the Past

Fake Lines
https://fakelines.studio
https://www.instagram.com/fakelines.studio
https://fakelines.bandcamp.com
https://linktr.ee/FakeLines

The Last Postman
https://soundcloud.com/thelastpostmanofficial
https://www.instagram.com/thelastpostman
https://www.facebook.com/thelastpostmanofficial
http://www.thelastpostman.com
https://linktr.ee/thelastpostman

Club Furies
@clubfuriess
https://clubfuries.com.mx
www.instagram.com/clubfuriess
www.facebook.com/clubfuries
https://bandcamp.com/erick_cf
https://www.threads.net/@clubfuriess
https://clubfuries.substack.com
linktr.ee/clubfuries

Fake Lines: Sono Levant | حدود وهمية: أصوات بلاد الشام

The Last Postman - Fake Freedom

FULL REVIEW

CF Premiere: The Last Postman - Fake Freedom [Fake Lines]

132 BPM Classic 808 Breaks on the Electro tip, "Dance Droid" Available for free download on Bandcamp @ https://undergrounddancemusic.bandcamp.com/album/dance-droid
Cover art by Freebird Funnday @ https://www.instagram.com/freebirdfunnday/?hl=en

Free Download

Dance Droid

Steinvord - Rules the Read II

ms jungy 303 thing

mastodon: @toffo@mastodon.social

member of exethyl

stop that bloody war in Ukraine
no to Georgian Dream
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g e a r

synths/etc:
Random 4 channel mixer
KORG Monologue (Silver)
KORG Volca FM2
Zoom MRT-3 Drum Machine (2002)
Reverb pedal (shitty one tbh lol)
Distortion pedal (nice one)
Behringer TD-3 (TB-303 clone) with modified VCF.
Tascam DR-05X recorder
Vinyl turntable 
Technics RS-B555

headphones:
Grado SR-60 (1993-1994) (to be repaired)
Grado SR-60x 
Audio-Technica ATH-M50X (main)
FiiO Q1 Amplifier (and DAC) for my Amiga and ThinkPad.

software:
Renoise (main non-amiga tracker)
Midinous
CDP
Spek
VCV Rack
FT ][
ProTracker 2.3/3
OctaMED SS 1.03c + V4 (main amiga trackers)
DigiBooster (not so often)
DefleMask 
MilkyTracker
SunVox
PlayerPRO (not so often lately)
PureData
SuperCollider
Audacity
GarageBand
Schism Tracker
some custom Amiga stuff i made

hardware:
Amiga 1200 (PiStorm32/RPi3 emu68 with rtg, Indivision AGA Mk3 GOTEK, i also have a 68030 accel board which i dont use that often now)
Amiga 500 (Now i use pistorm emu68 with rtg and amigaos 3.9 + 3.1.4 kickstart)
Macbook Pro (2017, 2020)
ThinkPad T480 (i use it for my hardware setups sometimes aswell, but thats my main machine)
ThinkPad T440p (backup)
DAT / DDS streamer with some tapes
