A track from the forthcoming cassette release "Okiniiri No Hako" by Japanese artist YNO @user-252471624
Out on April 14th

Mastering: Yan Hart-Lemonnier @yan-hart-lemonnier
Artwork: Seishiro Matsuyama

Okiniiri No Hako

YNO - modern

Taken from Burning Pyre (@burningpyre) and Canadian Rifles (@canadian-rifles) album The Snipe & The Clam, out April 30, 2021, via Eastern Nurseries (@eastern-nurseries)

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The first full-length collaboration between Burning Pyre and Canadian Rifles, “The Snipe & The Clam” encapsulates a shared sensibility and vision. Initially seen together on the Vienna Press/Vaagner compilation “A Declaration” in 2019, which was followed up with a second piece last year on Burning Pyre’s Opal Tapes debut, “United Angels”, the two artists cultivate a unique aural world with a singular voice.

Taking a contemporary yet deeply romantic approach to ambient music, “The Snipe & The Clam” showcases a blend of luscious synth melodies and harmonics, set against a heavily organic dynamic backbone. An apt representation of both artists’ methods and modus operandi, opulent glimmering drones flow with a sense of narrative, contributing a magical watercolour-like quality to the album’s eight instrumental pieces. As if lightness met the restraint of a disciplined wrist - every sharp note a pensive flap of wings across its airy background.

“The Snipe & The Clam” often feels like an emotional exercise on the stoppage of time, gliding between loving gestures and precise crescendos, delivering both a flourish of exposition and a reflection on intimate moments. A definitive summit in each respective artists’ discographies until this point, “The Snipe & The Clam” is an elegy to tenderness and finding beauty in minute details.

Photo by Elisa Azevedo

Mastered by John Hannon

Released by Eastern Nurseries

Premiere: Burning Pyre & Canadian Rifles - The Snipe [Eastern Nurseries]

Celebrating 2 years of Eastern Nurseries.

Last night I dreamt of a hotel room by the ocean, saltwater was coming in beneath the windows. Did you know that most cells in the human body replace themselves every 7 to 10 years? This idea is in fact somehow inaccurate, even though beautiful in its own naive, poetical ingenuity. I've pinpointed my oldest olfactory memory down to saline skin and the scent of nasturtiums in a midsummer heatwave.

~there's a million things I'd like to tell you.

EN21

Mastered by Thomas Carney
Artwork by Tikusha

Track 3 produced by acedia
Additional instrumentation in track 4 by Concrete Fantasies & Swan Palace

HRNS & FH HF - Armed With A Spear Of Your Remains

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Written and produced by Eric Frye.
Design by Eric Frye.
Software by Curtis Roads, Marcin Pietruszewski, and Oli Larkin.

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Tracklist
Otro - ASMR Ultra healing
Theodore Cale Schafer - No Piano
Ulla - New Poem
Topdown Dialectic - 02
M. Sage - Ecliptic
Daedelus - Du Sud
Warmth - Reflector (Shuta Yasukochi Remix)
ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ - Contour
Exael - Cart
Huerco S. - Chun Kee Player (Exael Remix)
Jamire Williams - Wash me Over Pollock's Pulse
Charlie Abbott - R4
Earthly - Seth Speaks
Taylor Deupree - Dreams of Stairs
Lusine - Jetstream
Takao - Sweet Dreams
M. Sage - Avondale Primer Gray