Our latest mix is from musician CFCF, Mike Silver, who’s recent album Memoryland is a staple at Editorial HQ.  CFCF hones his skill for world-building in his latest release, which serves as a sentimental homage to the 90s intersection of commercial electronica and angsty alt rock. In his Editorial Mag mix, CFCF explores this milieu further, breathy foreign vocals breeze over mid-late 90s vinyl lounge music, taking us into a European internet cafe with bowl sized cappuccinos and beautiful jet-set youth.

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CFCF - i regret the jet-set: global lounge 1994-2001

that didn't make it to the wild animals album, because of reasons

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Cryptids Of The Black Strata (WIP)

2 hours of interesting audio including selections from my new album Release Spirit out this weekend on Ghostly International

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Khotin @ The Lot Radio 02 - 19 - 2023

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Purelink have been described more than once as an "ambient boy band." (They themselves say "jam band.") It's not meant dismissively—the American trio purposefully mean to function as a band, even if their main instruments are laptops. Ambient might not quite cut it as a descriptor, though. The group's music crosses eras and scenes, touching on the late '90s clicks & cuts boom as well as the billowy ambient techno put out by labels like 3XL, West Mineral Ltd. and NAFF. 

Their most recent LP, Signs, released on enigmatic imprint Peak Oil (and one of our favourite albums of 2023), is especially impressive, made of stuttering rhythms and glassy textures. In other words, it's ambient-not-ambient. While members Concave Reflection, kindtree and Millia have all made excellent music on their own, something special happens when they come together.

Purelink's RA Podcast is another stellar contribution to our post-New Year's tradition, where we highlight a more laid-back sound to soothe weary minds and frazzled brain cells after the heavy holiday celebrations. This is 90-plus minutes of intricately textured downtempo, dub techno and even UK garage, all cut through with a floaty, almost drowsy quality, with plenty of exclusives and unreleased cuts from the likes of Nick León, James K, Downstairs J and more. It highlights Purelink's position as a bridger of worlds, sounds and tempos.

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/917

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RA.917 Purelink

Nina Mix 012 takes us into the ethereal sonic world of Dylan Khotin-Foote, aka Khotin (@khotin). His sound—vintage but never pastiche—is deep and bursting with colorful, emotive textures that come alive on his Nina mix. The Edmonton-based artist has stitched together an hour of mostly unreleased originals, alongside collaborations with Nik 7 and Patrick Holland.

You can collect the mix for free on Nina: https://www.ninaprotocol.com/releases/khotin-nina-mix-012

Khotin - Nina Mix 012

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Nina Mix - 012 - Khotin

CHANTSSSS 10.9.24

Concept Video: "Super Quarth"
🔗 youtu.be/HbmrV1CD3TU 🔗

Get it free on Bandcamp:
https://music.lollie.me/album/selections-from-super-quarth 

Full versions of music for my game concept video, Super Quarth, and the soundtrack for a game that doesn't exist. ❤️

Arrangements by Matt "Lollie" Davis, based on compositions from the 1989 arcade title "Quarth" by Konami, whose music was originally composed by Kazuhiko Uehara, Norio Hanzawa, Tomoya Tomita, Yasuhiko Manno, and Yuji Takenouchi.

Selections from 'Super Quarth': 3 - The Theme from 'Quarth' (BGM #1)

Mix for SSENSE from 2012. It was taken down recently and someone asked me to re-up, which I'm finally getting around to. Hope it stays up...

THE FLOOD For SSENSE

Piano rework of Black Stone by the inimitable Clark @throttleclark from his amazing album, Iradelphic.

Crumbling Black Stone

Artist, game-fiddler, everything-doer. 🦊✨

Selections from 'Super Quarth': 3 - The Theme from 'Quarth' (BGM #1)

Lollie

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