I really love your stuff! It´s always so deep and mysterious. Each element has its space, really nice mixing

Wow would love to hear this on a large system with a ton of people

You are going to have to explain that symbol in the image to me.

Aphex Twin - Petiatil Cx Htdui [33rpm]

recent tune hope you like :) no hardware involved despite the picture

Incunabulum

Aryl Kabemoc

93.ovaloid

Tape available directly from Imprec.com 

Melbourne/Naarm-based musician and curator Rama Parwata, known for being the backbone drummer in bands such as Kilat, Whitehorse and Rinuwat, releases his second major solo album titled ‘Ceases’ on Cassauna/Important Records.

Parwata's gripping new electro-acoustic work is a sonic exploration within the realms of post-free-jazz and experimental electronics. At its core, ‘Ceases’ navigates the liminal spaces between rhythm and noise, structure and chaos. The album traverses a vast emotional and conceptual landscape, touching upon themes of impermanence, transformation, and the cyclical nature of existence. 

At the forefront of the album is Parwata's emotive compositional and performative approach, which serves as both anchor and catalyst for the album's journey. The percussion performance is cymbal heavy accompanied by deeply meditative drones and slow moving melodies. The wash of sound touches on a spiritualism akin to Coltrane’s “A Love Supreme Part 4: Psalm”, albeit with a modern electronic vision á la Tim Hecker.  With a keen sense of textural intricacy Parwata favours the emotional expression of electro-acoustic composition, weaving complex poly-textures that ebb and flow with hypnotic, prayer-like intensity. Each performative gesture creates a visceral immediacy that draws the listener deeper into the celestial, otherworldly sonic framework.

The diverse array of electronic elements, meticulously crafted and seamlessly integrated into the fabric of the album are a testament of Parwata’s capacity for acousmatic composition. From pulsating synthesizers to glitched-out samples, the electronic timbres in "Ceases" serve as both sonic embellishments and structural foundations, blurring the boundaries between organic and synthetic, acoustic and digital. Honing in on the electronics, a listener could be convinced they were hearing anything from spiritual-jazz, 90s rave, dungeon synth or doom.
Through judicious composition, Parwata imbues each sound with a sense of transcendental allure and paints a soundworld that has a distinct ‘outerness’. At times the narrative is pointedly bleak but over a few passages the sonic language often bends toward rejuvenation; finding respite in cadence. The title itself suggests a sense of cessation, of endings and beginnings intertwined—a motif that reverberates throughout the album.

Rama Parwata - Doubts Of Our Connection - from Ceases - April 26, 2024

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Oseidon

Ny Lon Juice

Original track can be found here:
https://konstantinosgkoumas.bandcamp.com/album/baby-blues
SC:
https://soundcloud.com/konstantinos-gkoumas

Konstantinos Gkoumas - Yes It Will (Senglar Rmx)

Break Traction Free

Taken from the forthcoming new release "Like Phantoms" by Peltiform 
https://soundcloud.com/peltiform
Additional production by Dissolved
https://soundcloud.com/dissolved-1

PELTIFORM - Vinolence (ft Dissolved)

Drawing from Zen philosophy Cage appreciated sounds not as conveyors of ideas, but as things interesting in themselves. Said Morton Feldman, "The main influence from John Cage was a green light", a permission to expand the musical experience to include the ambient, the accidental and silence itself.

I used Mutable Instrument's Plaits for percussion and the Synthesis Technology E370 for all other sounds. A Xaoc envelope generator sequenced by a Makenoise Rene produces various random sonic curlicues, like stray thoughts that slowly disappear as a kind of clarity emerges.

Mastered by Shawn Hatfield 2020

Imaginary Landscape VI (a tribute to John Cage)

In ancient Roman times an augur or diviner, sought omens from things like the flights of birds to ascertain auspicious days when new work would go well.The pieces listed here represent the results of personal 'fastus' days, my best days.&#13;
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Fastus appears on the Kosmo netlabel compilation "Vapors of Ambient" - check the promo video here: <a href="http://youtu.be/F8fTbY_csYI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://youtu.be/F8fTbY_csYI</a>

Imaginary Landscape VI (a tribute to John Cage)

Fastus

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