@cleyraa

From TLPITS01 : Tendrils (i)

The first of three tapes -
‘Tendrils Lurched Purple In The Slush’

twinsystem.bandcamp.com/album/tendrils-i

Artwork by Megan Willis & Lewi Boome.
Mastered by Johnny Arthur.

Out July 3rd

Tendrils

Cleyra - Cross My Mind

miss my shineties

wist - 'eleventh hour' – by @ev-ia & @tibslc

full release available via stroom.tv- https://stroomtv.bandcamp.com/album/eleventh-hour

a glance through a window mirrors the passing day
distortions fade between an open breeze
empty shadows fold over
an essence without end

1. filtration song (with @yupanna)
2. thistle
3. sunny
4. glasé (with @thetares)
5. walk by the lake

Artwork by Kobayashi Chisei

eleventh hour

wist demos

music from the pond, for the pond

☀︎☀︎☀︎
album: https://soundcloud.com/inner-most/sets/yaka-somewhere-in-that-water
buy: https://inner-most.bandcamp.com/album/somewhere-in-that-water

☼☼☼
music: @yakayaka
mastering by @inner-most
art: insta: bugdumb

Somewhere In That Water

shade spell

Gather

always seeking fantasy

Joel Arcane & Addison's Oscilla Sound label to hit with a new series entitled Liminal, debuting with a nine-track compilation featuring Slowfoam, Kincaid, GOD69, Toupaz, XENIA REAPER, usof, Losssy, Joseph Theodor, and Infra.

The essence of Liminal resides in the spaces between, venturing beyond the confines of the dance floor to traverse transitional sonic landscapes. It inhabits the fringes, where echoes of past epochs mingle with murmurs of the future, inviting introspection and an embrace of the unknown. Stirring a sense of yearning and nostalgia, the series embarks on a journey through liminal states, where belonging remains a distant dream.

Out in digital edition on August 2:
https://oscillasound.bandcamp.com/album/lmnl-001-liminal-va-001

LMNL​001 - Liminal VA 001

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℘ཞɛɱıɛཞɛ ≈ usof - plonplonk [Oscilla Sound]

Singularity's Reversion on TIKTOK [bleep]

moody track from the time i was working as a receptionist ... (2020)
has been just sitting on my hard drive, so here you go

Receptionist

The newest release from 29 Speedway, UltraBody, is a compilation record featuring the music of Jake Muir, Pent & Dylan Kerr, Nexcyia & mu tate, James K, Flora Yin-Wong, Ex Wiish & Dorothy Carlos, Kamran Sadeghi, Tati au Miel, James Hoff, Eric Frye, qwqwqwqwa & sop.io, Muein, & Maxwell Sterling. The record is emblematic of the artists who have performed at 29 Speedway shows in New York and Europe during the past two years, and is the third in a series released by the label.

The record investigates how the self, spirituality, and language are intertwined with the intervention of subjectivity by new technologies. With increasingly sophisticated tech, and the supposed ability to remake the world and ourselves, what differentiates our individual discretion from the will imposed upon us by software? Quoting Walter Chaw, “Decades of rampant, unregulated and ill-considered technological leaps have begun to evolve, to mutate, humans at a biological level”. This haphazard acceleration towards a techno-utopic transformation of humanity has faulted, and as William Gibson put it, is leading us to live in a “half assed singularity”. In this reality, artistic processes are influenced by excessive access to computational tools and assistance, but not utterly controlled.

This in-between state of dominion is explored on UltraBody. “Incoherences” samples the utterances of Dylan Kerr’s voice processed between Pent’s percolated glazes, muddying the gulf between vaporous ambient and reflexive sound design. The voice on James Hoff’s “A... ...Cha.... A... I feel l” was created by trying to get voice cloning technology to sing a gps data stream, the music an extrapolation from an earworm he got stuck in his head while shopping in Kyoto. On “Plogue Chain”, Eric Frye’s most speculative sci-fi observations spiral into a glazed pool of digital cacophony, while Kamran Sadeghi’s “Formula Fiction” is an experiment in (un)controlled generativity. Incorporating minimal pings from a 3D simulation scene based on gravitational interaction, cello bits evolve on “Assimilation”, a collaboration between Ex Wiish & Dorothy Carlos.

On UltraBody, sound has no separate existence from space.

Singularity's Reversion on TIKTOK [bleep]

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