Trilogie De La Mort

Kyema (Intermediate States)

Born Again In The Voltage

Rendering Intuitions

For Those Of You Who Have Never (And Also Those Who Have)

The Sacred dance

Huerco S. - The Sacred Dance

A soundtrack for a non-existent horror film comprised entirely of New Age music from the 70s and 80s.

09_Shiho Yabuki - Tomoshibi

pewter swollen sky

Strange ambient goodness by Alexis Waggoner, produced by Franco Schember and performed by the infamous Alfreder Huffman. AMSQ363

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Orgon-Karawane

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Alexis Waggoner - Orgon-Karawane

Eraserhead Soundtrack

Side A

Vergers is Davachi's third full-length release following Barons Court (2015, Students of Decay) and Dominions (2016, JAZ Records), and her second appearance with Important Records following 2014's August Harp cassette on the Cassauna imprint. 

In this work, she meditates on a single electronic instrument, the EMS Synthi 100 synthesizer, while also weaving sparse acoustic elements – her own voice and violin – into a series of three long-form, muted gestures.

Elements of distance and alienation are certainly at play in the textural quality of these compositions, a feeling that is further defined by track titles that reference the spirit world and an album title that calls to mind the solitary tasks of the church orderly.

The record opens with the aptly titled, Gentle So Gentle, a side-long movement that harkens the glacial character of Davachi's previous efforts. Ghosts And All and In Staying suggest a more disjointed path, with the latter culminating in a subtly dissonant dirge that leaves little absolve between the organic, the artificial, and the impermanent.

Side A

David Lynch