Taken from the album 'Sky Dice / Mapping the Studio' released as LP and Digital

Marcus Schmickler 'Sky Dice / Mapping the Studio (excerpt)'  (EMEGO 296)

Psychic Liberation presents “Friendly CSA Compilations Parts 1 & 2”. A compilation in two parts consisting of artists orbiting the PL canon from around the world in an effort to raise funds for Roots Unbound Friendly CSA.

Roots Unbound (RU) is an abolitionist grassroots organization based in Brooklyn offering nature-based programming centered around food justice, therapeutic horticulture and ecological disinvestment to people in the NYC area with a focus on supporting and uplifting people impacted by the carceral system.

Friendly CSA is a cooperative, agricultural initiative that was mobilized to respond to the food apartheid within New York jails and prisons. Roots Unbound sends care packages of harvested produce that are
chosen by incarcerated folks via a newsletter sent out every month, by growing and collaborating with local New York City land stewards. This CSA is provided at no cost to the recipients, funds raised for this CSA will be used towards packaging, postage, printed materials for newsletters, and a P.O. box.

To find out more information and donate further :
rootsunbound.org

opencollective.com/rootsunbound/donate

releases May 7, 2021

Mastering : Glyn Maier
Image :Nick Klein
Layout : RJM Vanderheyden

Friendly CSA Compilation Part 2

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DECEMBER - Slow Denial

Fly IV

5. Bound To Spill

dj B1G RiP @elegyoflight
invited by Spacerdoppler @user-104022468

Originally streamed on www.fritto.fm

Fritto FM

dJ B1G RiP Invited by Spacerdoppler 30.06.22

ᙏᙀᔑᒐꙆᙏᔑᗣᙀᙅᙓ @muslimsauce
invited by Spacerdoppler @user-104022468

Live recorded at Fondo.luogo, Milano
Originally streamed on www.fritto.fm

ᙏᙀᔑᒐꙆᙏᔑᗣᙀᙅᙓ invited by Spacerdoppler 28.07.22

For the second episode of "post clubbing depression", Fuc Lerrari shows us the extent of a possible where the machines are tired to always follow the pace. 

www.diaradio.live

Post clubbing depression -  Fuclerrari (22.12.22)

Ruhail Qaisar - Fatima
Cat. Nr: DN019
Format: DL + 48 page photography & text publication (Urdu / English)
Release Date: January 27, 2023
Buy / stream: dansenoire.ffm.to/fatima

Ruhail Qaisar’s Fatima is a requiem for a dead future. The debut album release by the self-taught artist and producer screams with the trauma and decay of life in his hometown of Leh—a high-altitude plateau region in the contested Ladakh area, extending from the Himalayan to the Kunlun Ranges. Qaisar absorbs this external condition of perpetual conflict between nation states into his internal life and resulting compositions, crossing sound art, noise music and experimental filmmaking. Hauntological drones, power electronics and convulsive post-industrial dissonance create an unnerving sense of fear, anger, and alienation. A broken transistor with a knob tuned to the abyss is bombarded with the cries and bitter laughter of a city’s inhabitants tyrannized, not only by military occupation but the soft-power subjugation of the tourism industry.

Following 2016’s Ltalam EP—released under Qaisar’s now-defunct Sister moniker—Fatima serves to transmit memories carried through the events, local mythos and personal recollections of growing up between the remote agrarian villages of Ladakh and the urban center of its joint capital—Leh. The album was mixed between that area, and a DIY home studio in New Delhi, where the artist amalgamates his collected found sounds and field recordings into unrecognizable hybrids. Discordant pads and atmospherics on the dark ambient of “Daily Hunger” is disrupted by a crashing, pounding reverb, while contributor Elvin Brandhi shrieks towards its horrifying conclusion in the squelching, scratching sound of something soft being chewed.

An anti-lingual conjuring of metaphysical totems in music, Fatima is a seething chronicle of experience through the dynamics of riots, violence, colonization, unemployment, PTSD, and self-abuse. The cycling tumult of “Namgang” hosts a menacing whisper that echoes the hissing fury of something like Einstürzende Neubauten and Lydia Lunch’s “Thirsty Animal,” while a trouncing distorted bass line on “Fatima’s Poplar” circles a voice that barks, "The Western Civilization Show has been discontinued."

The Bunker, New Delhi
Choglamsar Village, Ladakh

Mastering by Rashad Becker
Mixing by Julien Racine
Photography by Rana Ghose
Design by Niels Wehrspann

Fatima

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Ruhail Qaisar - Fatima's Poplar

Titol  / "Tarot"
Label / DETROIT UNDERGROUND
Artist / Ikuko Morozumi

Track List
01-Magician
02-Popess
03-Hermit
04-Judgement
05-World

W + P by : Ikuko Morozumi
ikuzumi2.wixsite.com/ikunixxinfo
Mastered : Royce G Design www.roycegdesign.com
Design : formgrapher https://www.instagram.com/formgrapher/

Tarot

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Out Sept. 11 2020
Preorder: https://mondoj.bandcamp.com/album/lamunan

Antonina Nowacka - Lamunan, Part 6 (MONDOJ13)

Track for Exotic Ésotérique Vol​​.​​3 (@artetetra)

https://artetetra.bandcamp.com/album/exotic-sot-rique-vol-3

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