Where we were falling, in a momentous spectrum
Every surface there concealed something once visible
Where the walls were coloured like the past life
You are there now, present in absence
Where we picked ourselves up from the soil we touched
Gathered ornaments from undisclosed fantasies emerged

World Canvas proudly presents Lost Memory 02 - A compilation featuring 11 songs from artists and musicians from different backgrounds and corners of the world.

Cover art by Gabriel Boicel
Additional mastering by Joni Judén

Keiska - Verkkosaari

Off «Pave Review»
out now on CD and digital

via https://offcenter.online

Written and produced by @valclipp
Lyrics and vocals by @user-voice-actor
Mastered by Kamilė Rimkutė
Design by Luca van Grinsven

Pave Review

Val Clipp - hand gestures ft. VOICE ACTOR

shimmer w/ didi & Luna Lalich - 26/05/2023

there's a stranger in my cave

Celebrating 5 years of Eastern Nurseries.

A communal release comprising 14 pieces of modern electronic music, “Diving Headfirst Into The Sun" marks yet another entry in an ever-growing series of Eastern Nurseries compilations, bringing together new and familiar faces to the label's roster.

Doesn't it amaze you, the way our paths crossed?

Mastered by Owen Pratt
Artwork by Tristán Alcover

Diving Headfirst Into The Sun

Hasfeldt - A Lighter Feeling

Keru Not Ever - Mezzanine
Label: Infinite Machine
CAT#: IM115
Format: Digital
Release Date: December 20th
Mastered by Fausto Mercier

Words by Keru Not Ever.

Mezzanine is an album of post-classical music. The twelve pieces that make it up are attempts to take the raw materials of instrumental music, dip them in mud, and turn them into shimmering confetti. Flutes, violins, clarinets, voices, cellos, piano, bass—these elements are all there, woven together through a mixture of hyper-sampling and recording, creating a chamber music without walls, without windows, suspended in stagnant air and multicolored dust. The conductor lies in bed, sheets pulled up to his shoulders.

Modeled on human breath, the pieces highlight the phenomena of loops and feedback, as though each time a theme is voiced, it must be repeated, insisted upon, until something else — a counter-melody — emerges to disrupt it. This is clear from the very first piece, Requiem Caesura, which functions like the tuning of a small orchestra, seemingly deaf to itself. Then come, to name just a few, the shimmering wind arrangements of Ghisolabella, the pulsing glissandi of the solo bass in Mezzanine, and, finally, the epilogue, Harmonies de la brûlure, a tableau of slow-moving harmonic ashes.

This album took a long time to create, the time it took to free myself from Tereza and The Wind Of? — old, forgotten music. Whether that time was worth it, that is, the doubt in which every melody is born, I can’t say. What composes is always next to myself, an extimacy. But it's a leap in time, an interval of a few years, a leap based on certain musical ruins, anonymous shreds twisted in the throes of a pandemic, in the love and joys, the sudden lights striking the blind spots of a body. These are companion pieces produced from the detritus of history. They hold out a cold hand to those who lend an ear. 

Tracklist:
1. Requiem Caesura (Prologue)
2. Ghisolabella
3. Le poumon 
4. La chambre-haute
5. Infans 
6. L'oeil 
7. Passion
8. Coeur de peur
9. Mezzanine 
10. Le lac 
11. Malebolge 
12. Harmonies de la brûlure (Epilogue)

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Keru Not Ever - Ghisolabella (IM115)

“Drawdown” is the first single taken from Riccardo La Foresta’s forthcoming album ZERO,999…

https://ooh-sounds.bandcamp.com/album/riccardo-la-foresta-zero-999

  ‘The track was originally composed by Riccardo for City to City, a project by the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, which commissioned an AV installation from him and American visual artist Lisa B. Woods.’

ZERO,999… [OOH-042] out April 11th.

  Cover-art by Akasha
Mixed by James Ginzburg
Mastered by Giuseppe Ielasi

ZERO,999...

Drawdown

Riccardo La Foresta - Drawdown [OOH-042]

Despite its conceptual framework, there's a mischievous playfulness lurking beneath the surface of van Herpen's latest sonic investigation. Drawing from extremely reduced free jazz and skeletal compositional structures, Derivatives presents pairs of pieces that exist in dual states: "Sources" - electronic and electro-acoustic compositions that serve as germinal materials - and their "Derivatives" - transformed through a process that's both rigorous and playful.

The methodology itself hints at van Herpen's sly approach to experimental music. Each Derivative emerges through a series of solo improvisations, recording one instrument at a time in response to a source's characteristics, but deliberately isolated from previous takes. When these responses are finally combined, with their inspirational Source removed, the result is a phantom ensemble performance that manages to be both deeply experimental and quietly humorous in its unlikely instrumental conversations.

This playful deconstruction of group dynamics yields music that's refreshingly unpretentious despite its experimental pedigree. Van Herpen's multiple instrumental personas interact in ways that subvert expectations, creating unconventional combinations that challenge traditional approaches to space, sound, and noise while maintaining an undercurrent of subtle wit.

The album becomes a kind of musical puzzle box, inviting listeners to match Sources with their Derivatives while experiencing how reduced electronic structures can birth organic, breathing improvisations that dance between the serious and the joyous.

All music, instruments, compositions,
performance, mix and master
by Raoul van Herpen

Instruments:
Japanese Shakuhachi, Daxophone, Toy saxophone
Clarinet, Tenor saxophone, Flute headpiece,
Indian Bansuri flute, Western concert flute,
Piano, Wurlitzer piano, Electric Guitar,
Serge and Modular synthesizers, radio,
Diy Ciat-Lonbarde instruments, Modified guitar pedal,
Bastl Kastl synthesizer, Arp Axxe synthesizer.

Raoul van Herpen - Aerial Dance

Música para el film ¨El Castillo Inflable¨by Sofía Malamute

Inflamable

Written in August 2025. Orchestra.
Newcastle, New South Wales, looking towards Prospect Hill, Joseph Lycett.

Symphony 8 (i)

Nomads raising dust

Buy the album https://gregblock.bandcamp.com/album/dawn-kingdom-ep

Steppe Riders

Record Label based in Mexico City.
Founded in Montréal, Est. 2011 by @xwolfcultx.

for sync & licensing - gavin@syncsmith.com

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Keru Not Ever - Ghisolabella (IM115)

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