March 6, 2014
Live at the RISD Museum
Providence, RI


Philip Glass - Two Pages (live at the RISD museum)

BIOME

Nocturnal Nuances

Dreamland (Solo Version)

Unlock your innate ability to communicate beyond words with Telepathy Development, a transformative morphic and energetic field designed to awaken, refine, and expand your telepathic potential. This field facilitates the development of true mind-to-mind connection through a multi-layered approach—supporting mental clarity, energetic alignment, and intuitive sensitivity.

How it Works Across Multiple Levels:
1. Neurological Optimization:
 This field strengthens and reorganizes the brain's neural pathways responsible for intuitive reception, inner listening, and focused mental projection. It enhances communication between the left and right hemispheres of the brain, balancing logical reasoning with intuitive insight, while fine-tuning the brainwave states that foster telepathic perception (primarily theta and low-alpha states).
2. Pineal Gland and Higher Energy Centers Activation:
 The pineal gland plays a central role in psychic perception and extrasensory awareness. This audio activates and decalcifies the pineal gland while energizing the third eye and crown chakras. These centers are critical for receiving and transmitting subtle thought-forms, images, and emotional impressions across space and time.
3. Auric Field Calibration and Expansion:
 For telepathic signals to be sent or received clearly, the energetic body must be coherent and receptive. This field harmonizes and strengthens the auric field while expanding your energetic “range”—making it easier to both detect subtle incoming thoughts and project clear mental impressions outward. It also gently raises your vibrational state, making it easier to access higher frequencies where non-verbal communication occurs more naturally.
4. Emotional and Subconscious Clearing:
 Emotional interference—such as doubt, fear, or unresolved emotional noise—can cloud telepathic reception. This field identifies and dissolves subconscious patterns that block clear communication, while establishing a more stable emotional baseline. It also helps differentiate your own thoughts from incoming ones, sharpening your discernment.
5. Focus and Inner Stillness Training:
 Telepathy requires inner quietude and a refined sense of awareness. This field cultivates mental silence and focused attention, reducing internal chatter and reactive thoughts. Over time, this state of calm focus becomes more natural, enabling you to access, interpret, and send subtle mental impressions with clarity and ease.
6. Intentional Sending and Receiving Enhancement:
 Beyond passive receptivity, this field supports your ability to consciously direct thoughts and emotions to others. It refines your ability to encode information mentally and energetically, increasing the strength and clarity of your transmissions. At the same time, it sharpens your sensitivity to picking up what others are trying to communicate—even at a distance or without physical cues.

Benefits of Regular Use:
Strengthened intuitive and empathic abilities
Clearer perception of unspoken thoughts, emotions, and intentions
Enhanced connection with loved ones, animals, or spiritual guides
Deeper mental focus and increased energetic awareness
Gradual development of two-way telepathic communication

Instructions:
 Use 4-5 loops per day in a quiet, receptive environment. Meditation or visualization alongside the field can deepen results. Patience, openness, and consistency are key—telepathy is a subtle art that unfolds progressively.


Telepathy Development | Morphic & Energetic Field

Made with tape loops and synths in a cold tiny space.

BANDCAMP

Piccoli Rumori Tristi II

Includes the Arabic intro recorded in BYM Records for our EP released by Sacred Bones Records on Febraury 2011.

 LIVE ON SEE THE LIGHT

HASH

Abstand is a duo project by Martin Brugger and Simon Popp, both members of the Munich-based jazz group Fazer. On their debut 12" Opek they provide off-kilter polyrhythmic percussion psychedelia, layering live and unedited drum tracks blended with sparse electronics that add a subtle Middle Eastern tint. 
On the B side we're treated with a remix by Stefan Schwander aka Harmonious Thelonious. The Salon des Amateurs denizen serves us a pulsating and more club-leaning take showing why he can always be trusted with turning live percussion into bold, hypnotic jams for the perceptive clubgoer. 
The Munich-Duesseldorf axis has once again been proven fertile and we will likely hear more coming out of that connection.

Artwork by Daily Dialogue, dailydialogue.cc

(c)+(p) 2018 Fazer

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Abstand - Opek

Object Is A Navigator

Object is a Navigator

ELEH - LIVING SPACE
[TOUCH TO:114]
Release date: 11th October 2019

Following Slow Fade for Hard Sync (2009) and Location Momentum (2010), Living Space is Eleh's third physical release for Touch. Seven years in the making, this new release consolidates the artist's parallel narrative between a series of vinyl and CD releases for Important Records -- where the emphasis is on a minimalist aesthetic -- to a visual counterpoint that hints at the cinematic and painterly qualities of the music.

Sound, as a healing force, is an idea as old as the medium itself. Inspired by the legacy and above all the spirit of John Coltrane, Living Space features five new compositions that seek to express the beauty of slow change, not only through the microtonal shifts in sound that Eleh navigates but moving with the atmospheric and shape-shifting conditions that the music creates as it interacts with the listening space, whether bedroom or concert hall, each one of them unique.

If the ambition of Living Space is to reflect both personal and collective growth cycles, the experience of its audition has the effect of stopping time. Melodic and harmonic progressions are implied and not stated obviously, to enable listeners to apply their own emotions and feelings to the music.

Using modular and analog synthesizers, piano, organ, bass, and symphonic chimes, Living Space stresses the promise of the CD's final track -- "Lighter Touch" -- forsaking the forceful hand for an approach that mirrors the slower and softer exposures of plant life and leaf formations, slow moving waters, not flash floods nor forest fires.

In counterpoint to the music, the 60-minute CD is presented with a six-panel digi-file with Jon Wozencroft's water photography extending the meditational pull of these new compositions.

For those for whom Eleh needs no introduction, see if you agree. Anyone who has yet to experience the artist's sonic alchemy, Living Space is the perfect starting point.

Living Space

Eleh - Collect Yourself (excerpt)

Stream/Download: https://inmyroom.lnk.to/FutureRuins

Socials: www.facebook.com/tomandhiscomputer
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www.youtube.com/InMyRoomRecordings
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Known for his retro-futuristic noisy edginess as heard on the ‚Small Disasters‘ and ‚Playing In The Night‘ EPs, TOM And His Computer is set to release his debut album in October on Trentemøller’s label In My Room. 

The album's title track and first single 'Future Ruins' drops in early May and features Roxy Jules on vocals. 

'Future Ruins' is a postapocalyptic song cumulating in a noisy guitar-explosion, contrasted by Roxy Jules bitter-sweet vocals, while 'The Darkness Within' on the B-side plays with interesting synthie and guitar layers. 

Expect blazing post-punk with intermittent screaming synths, noisy guitar layers - thrilling stuff. 

Both songs have been co-produced and mixed by Trentemøller, 'Future Ruins' will be accompanied by a fascinating video by Martin Garde Abildgaard. “The story in Future Ruins can be experienced in many different ways. It can be about the relationship between to souls, but also about the entire climate situation where Mankind tries to make Mother Earth survive. If we don’t think properly and act in life, things  can go terrible wrong”, says the videos writer and director Martin Garde Abildgaard. 

The video has been shot over three days in an abandoned house in the deep woods of Denmark. Future Ruins is the second collaboration between director Martin Garde Abildgaard and TOM And His Computer. First one was the music video Organ which was official selected for more than 30 international film festivals and won the main price at 10 of them. The man in the video is actor Cyron Melville known as the character “A” in Lars Von Triers feature film Nymphomaniac. The woman in the video is actress Sonia Suhl known as the lead role in the Cannes Film Festival darling When Animals Dream.

Future Ruins

Future Ruins (feat. Roxy Jules)

TOM And His Computer - Future Ruins (feat. Roxy Jules)

Unreleased track from ROPE - HAVE YOU MET MISS BATES?
(El Gallo Rojo Records) c+p 2005
Fabrizio Puglisi piano - Stefano Senni bass - Zeno De Rossi drums

Eleh - Collect Yourself (excerpt)

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