Stupid Dream

Pure Narcotic

Avalon Sutra (2013 Remaster)

L'enfant Perdu (2013 Remaster)

The second episode of Meta Motos will focus on synthesizers. Inspired by the Synth Fest UK festival, Egzotikka has prepared a selection of coldwave, synth-pop, and electro gems. We'll hear scene heavyweights like She Past Away, Karl Kave, the Greek label Dystatik, as well as artists Norwell and Void Republic, along with many others. The second hour is dedicated to producer and DJ Frank Wodorost from Warsaw.

Antroji Meta Motos laida bus apie sintezatorius. Įkvėptas Synth Fest UK festivalio Egzotikka paruošė colwave, synth-pop ir electro perliukų. Išgirsime scenos grandus - She Past Away, Karl Kave, leiblą iš Graikijos - Dystatik, bei atlikėjus Norwell ir Void Republic, bei daug kitų. Antroji valanda skirta produseriui ir DJėjui iš Varšuvos - Frank Wodorost.

Tracklist:
Tout Debord - Melancholy
The King Died Young - Lord Of The Flies
Naked Roommate - Bus
Spell Trouble - Soft Fantasy
She Past Away - İnziva
Karl Kave & Durian - Obers und nicht Rahm
Void Republic - Spiral
Void Republic - Stations
Night In Athens - Anxiety
Oberst Panizza - Keine Liebe
Norwell - Greta
Norwell - Hope
Invisible Logic - Data Leak (home demo)
2dn hour by Frank Wodorost

Listen on Radio Vilnius here: https://radiovilnius.live/21161-2/

MMR w/ EGZOTIKKA on Radio Vilnius S03EP02 | 2024.10.14


Shadows stretch where the sunlight fails
Echoes drift down the concrete trails
Steps align like a secret waltz
Every move
A silent pulse

Streetlights blink like they’re keeping score
Cracks in the pavement whisper more
Each breath lingers
Thick with weight
The clock ticks slow
The night won’t wait

Shadows on the sidewalk
Dancing in the dark
Every fleeting moment leaves a lasting mark
Do we follow
Do we lead
Do we leave no trace
Or just vanish like the night
In the city’s embrace

The world’s a canvas
Cracked and torn
Every heart a brush
Every soul worn
Paint me in chaos
In truth
In light
Erase me in silence
In whispers
In night

Dust settles where the morning breaks
Dreams dissolve as the city wakes
But somewhere in the shadow’s line
A trace of us remains
Undefined

Shadows on the Sidewalk

The Grind

Are You Sure/Star Dream Girl

Are You Sure

Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring; Petrushka

The Rite of Spring (Le Sacre du Printemps)

First in space

American composer and producer n-So's new LP Out of the Valley is out now ! The record is a journey through uncharted terrain and deftly explores all of the emotions that accompany us through moments of change : curiosity, wonder, uncertainty, loneliness, determination, hope... the whole expressed by a novel amalgam of infectious analog synth riffs, filtered drum machines and soaring piano melodies. The drama unfolds from the outset, with each of the album's ten tracks flowing continuously from one to the next. Immerse yourself in this sonic universe...

Stream and/or Download 'Out of the Valley' : https://orcd.co/outofthevalley

Out of the Valley

Northern Lights

Stream/Download

n-So - Northern Lights

from 'Spectral' [CD|LP|DIGITAL]
Denovali Records · den335
available on all formats at http://denovali.com/robinschlochtermeier

Robin Schlochtermeier is an Anglo-German composer who has written the music for several award-winning broadcast documentaries and features. Classically trained, his music often combines organic sound design elements (and occasionally synthesis) with more traditional instrumentation (piano, orchestra).

Most recently Robin composed the music for 'The Spy Who Fell to Earth', an international espionage documentary which was released on Netflix worldwide in 2019. Robin, among others, also scored 'Virgin Queen's Fatal Affair' (Best Specialist Factual - Royal Television Society Awards), the features 'Queens of Syria' (Black Pearl Award - Abu Dhabi Film Festival), 'Retreat' (Premiere at Screenplay Shetland Festival, curated by UK film critic Mark Kermode), 'Oh No, Not Rudy Again!' (Cannes film festival 2015), and 'Strings' (British Independent Film Award).

"Spectral" is the first solo album of Robin Schlochtermeier. It's a set of slow, sometimes ambient pieces that function like distant echoes of childlike experiences of the natural and material world.

“My inspiration for the album is tied up in having become a father recently,” says composer Robin Schlochtermeier. ”As my daughter’s consciousness was forming I would often catch an amazed look on her face or notice that she stopped and stared at some small detail in her environment. This would frequently evoke a profound sense of mystery in me, and I grew curious as to what was causing her to react in such ways.”

The pieces on Spectral are attempts to capture some of this mysterious, nebulous spirit of bafflement and wonderment. “Seeing the world through my daughter’s eyes reminded me of the experiences the world can produce in our minds when we are open, receptive and boundary-less”, says Robin. “I started to wonder if I was half-remembering my own experiences of the world from when I hadn’t yet been trained to carve it up into neat concepts.” The result are pieces like “Lapping”, which in its slow, circular motion points to a rhythm of life unaffected by expectations of busyness, while rooted in a sense of grandeur and timeless wonder.

Spectral was recorded using a British upright piano from the 1950s with original worn strings, which are occasionally dampened with poster putty. The other elements are all forms of electronics and sound design, including a software synth (Retrologue) and custom programmed sounds generated from the composer’s bank of original sample recordings.

One of the aims for the album was to explore a limited palette of sounds. Some pieces only contain 3 layers of sound, while some are a little more complex. “The intention was to create space and openness in the arrangements”, according to Robin. “This principle also led me to explore longer and longer forms. As I went on I felt increasingly drawn to longer emotional arcs, resulting finally in Sonnenstaub."

Spectral

Robin Schlochtermeier - Woodlouse

Are You Sure

David Lynch

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