Audio by Formen (Album Version)
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Formenlehre 01b

here until it glows
by
Dylan Johnson

All copies are sold out, digital here:

https://shimmeringmoodsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/passage-through-the-insubstantial

Dylan Johnson - here until it glows

Tracklist

01.  Hiroshi Ebina - What Would They Say if They Were Still Here
02.  Olli Aarni - Pelkkä valo
03.  Hirotaka Shirotsubaki - Cloudy Sky in November
04.  Runaway Horses - Mirrored Self
05.  Francisco Sonur - Aurora
06.  The Green Kingdom -  Silent Stars Above
07.  Tomoyoshi Date and Bill Seaman - Duet 3
08.  Weareforests -  Dogwood
09.  Pye Corner Audio - Volcanic Rock
10.  't Geruis - Tendresse
11.  Yuri Urano - New Earth

422. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

storm approaching and leaving. Sustained thunders, waterdrops hitting different surfaces, moving between two different windows

recorded with Clippy EM272 stereo microphone + Zoom F1

a summer storm, finally

X" marks the spot and "X" marks the years. 

Sceadu : https://soundcloud.com/sceadumusic

A compilation of brand new and exclusive music to celebrate a decade of Bricolage. 27 tracks in total. Over 2 and a half hours of sound. A journey that captures a multitude of styles from all across the electronic spectrum.

It's a 'who's who' of the label past, present and future. We've got Bricolage stalwarts like Dark Fidelity Hi Fi, Belial Pelegrim, Minimal Drone GRL, Fragile X and No Arrival. Some returning old favourites in the form of The Jaffa Kid, Foundered, Minerva and Arran Trax. A bunch of some of our newer regulars in Wilks, Sulci, The New Human and Beira alongside some completely fresh faces on Bricolage with appearances from Veelargo, Kuma and Oceanographer. There's a whole host of other artists that help characterise exactly what Bricolage endeavours towards musically.

Available @ https://bricolageglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/x-bc094

Sceadu - Drum Roll, Please (from the "X" compilation)

NOBD presents its first official release and kicks off a collection that marks the birth of its project. This single is part of NOBD - PRELUDE, a series conceived as an introduction to the artist’s sonic universe, a space of raw exploration with a kickless electronic aesthetic, focused on sound design, texture, and implicit rhythm.

Comprar track

NOBD - Humans used to know how to make love

Büszke vagyok, hogy részese lehetek ennek a fantasztikus módnak, amellyel megünnepelhetjük a zene egy évtizedét.

https://bricolageglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/x-bc094

Büszkeség

Track started Aug 13, 2016, finished Sep 14, 2025.
Photo by Learda Shkurti @ pexels.
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Look at the little king
He found out all he wanted to know
It doesn’t change a thing
No-one is near to cushion the blow

I found my tribe
If I survive remains to be seen
I feel the need to hide
What does it mean, the end of a dream

I found my tribe
If I survive remains to be seen
I feel the need to hide
What does it mean, the end of a dream

We came so far
To meet the raging breakers on the bar
They leave their mark on the sand
But where is the helping hand

We came so far
To meet the raging breakers on the bar
They leave their mark on the sand
But where is the helping hand

Where is the helping hand
 
We must not separate
Over the sea, the crescent is gone
Time to accept our fate
Whether we lost, or whether we won

I found my tribe
If I survive remains to be seen
I feel the need to hide
What does it mean, the end of a dream 

I found my tribe
If I survive remains to be seen
I feel the need to hide
What does it mean

I Found My Tribe

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OctaveOrange- Earths Solitude

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Empty Space is an artistic platform based in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland. We explore the interactions of physical media, their characteristic formal languages, and their modes of functionality. To achieve this, we focus on projects that experiment with various art forms, aesthetics, and crafts. Our goal is to create works of art that challenge conventional modes of production and reception.

To bring each project to life, we collaborate with different artists, blending their distinctive approaches and methods into something new. Depending on the medium, many of our productions are conceived as one-of-a-kind pieces or one-time performances.

Empty Space operates as a non-profit association, with all revenue either supporting the artists or being reinvested in future projects.