@akiiimatamik0
"mix was inspired from the book Lanark and the Intercalendrical zone at the end l, escaping from a bad place and also the film stalker and the zona and the beautiful forgotten ponds in lost places hehe"

Akimat 'Intercalendrical zOnE' ⓜⓘⓧ ⓪②⑨

We’re very proud to share this new chapter of our Podcast Series with you today ~ an intricate, immersive and deeply sensitive hour of experimental ambient and electronica recorded by Slowfoam 🪸

Madelyn Byrd aka Slowfoam is a Berlin-based artist working at the intersections of hydrofeminism and neuroaesthetics, an exploration into uncanny interactions between ecology and technology. They are a vital presence within the landscape of modern queer experimentation, utilizing complex digital processing techniques to dream up spellbinding microscopic worlds made up of synthetic sounds and field recordings 🪼

In a tone of their releases, Slowfoam delivers an hour of poised, seductive story-telling embedded in electro-acoustic experimentation and glistening textural ambient, building up into low-slung rhythmical momentum before wrapping up with a heart-warming conclusion 🩵

Sounds by @slowfoam
Visions by @marcomaldarella

TRACKLIST:
Infant - Part and Parcel
Leena Joshi - I Remember
Mondlane - Solstice
Nakayama Munetoshi - reflect
Lucy Railton - Suzy In Spectrum
Rory Salter - Scored Guard
Carme López - IV: CACHELOS. A César de Farbán
Ka Baird - Gate VII
games - 9.0
Bauer + Katharina Schmidt - Pillars
Jean-Emmanuel Rosnet - Ornière
Eden Aurelius - Want 2
qwqwqwqw - The Simulant
Ka Baird - Gate II
helen island - dressed to shine
tibslc - rainy
innerinnerlife - ILYSM

Podcast Series 43 | Slowfoam

Recorded Live 15.09. 3-6AM @ Sustain Release

Significant Other Live At Sustain-Release 2024

Sonically Spoken 002 ∞
Oisatsana @oisatsana

Produced and mixed by Oisatsana
Photography is also by Oisatsana

Sonically Spoken 002 ∞ Oisatsana

épisode spécial dub tribal techno et dubstep, dans le cadre de la promotion de notre soirée au petit bain avec DJ Gonz & Conrad Pack, Elle Andrews, Mika Oki et sleek fata

Rince France Podcast

Sleek Fata - 29 Janvier 2025

Poorly Lit with @sleek-fata  invited by @notmass

Sleekfata, head of comicsansrecords and LYL Radio resident, moves fluidly across genres. Through his Cremation of Care show, he blends psychedelic electronics, jazz, punk, and trip-hop with a refined aesthetic. On the dancefloor, his sets dive into deep dubstep, sci-fi DnB, and psychedelic tribe, delivering hypnotic, dub-heavy energy."

Artwork by instagram.com/federica.aulenta

Originally streamed on www.fritto.fm

Poorly Lit with Sleek Fata 13.03.25

Romantic cover from Con Pani + Paramat : )

'Lots of music that we love and share together, something for winter nights.'

M5 // Con Pani + Paramat (FBi 94.5)

https://eemer.bandcamp.com/album/fog

emer - Fog
Short 6
LP & Digital
releases October 31, 2025

Fog is Marija Rasa’s debut album on Short Span as emer, and her first cut to wax. It follows a single featuring Ugnė Uma for Stroom and a wonderful debut tape for the now cult (I hope!) incubator label Lilerne Tape Club.

It’s for dreamers. Very dub. Soul. Ambient too. A bit of Detroit-like post industrial imagining. You can read it is as a new and different version of a very classic dub technique from the producer in many ways - Marija at the mixing console and effects desk, conjuring a new versioned music through radical restructuring and an instinctive reshaping of space + melody + lyric in studio experimentation.

Tracks are pinned down by thick and enveloping bass while other elements float in and out, fleeting narcotic or hypnagogic notes of fantasy and song form bob in and out of focus. Scant colours and disorienting voice and melody sit suspended, occasionally coalescing and breaking out into moments of radiant beauty and slowly burning manifestations of warmth and presence shooting through the heart and gut.
credits.

Mastered by Miles.

Art by Micah Giraudeau.

emer - Nobody Speaks (Short 6)

K G G - Burning Orb

Haiku #6

A Dog and His Boy
Don starts talking without looking at anyone in particular.
 Just words filling the shop air 
like dust caught in a shaft of light.
“I don’t even know anymore, Tiger.
 I’ve been writing for two years 
 world-building, diagrams, 
 spreadsheets of imaginary wars.
 And now I can’t even start.
 
Everyone online says read more.
 So I do.
 I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream — brilliant,
 but it’s like being waterboarded with adjectives.
 Then Game of Thrones — 
 dense, functional, slightly medieval spreadsheet.
 Then The Hunger Games — 
 which felt right, rhythm-wise, but it still drags.

Tiger lifts his head from the floor.
 “Maybe you’re just buffering,” he says.
Don keeps going, oblivious.
 “I feel like if I can’t even follow the narration,
 I’ll never create one.
 Maybe I only started writing to survive the bad weeks.”

Tiger stretches, it sounds like velcro.
 “You’re over-complicating it.
 You ever notice how I fetch the ball?
 You throw it, I chase it, 
 sometimes it bounces off the lawnmower, 
 sometimes I forget what I’m doing halfway there.
 I always come back with something.
 Maybe it’s the ball. Maybe it’s a stick.
 Once it was the neighbor’s bra.
 It's not a linear process."

Don blinks.
 “Are we really doing metaphors right now? You’re a dog.”
Tiger takes a second to lick his crotch before continuing.
“Dogs are systems too.
 Input, output, reward feedback.
 You’re the one trying to write 
 the human equivalent of firmware version 1.0.
 Just push the update, sort it later”

Don laughs despite himself.
 “You mean keep writing even if it’s garbage?”
 “I mean, don’t mistake the garbage for the goal.
 Compost it.
 Something’ll grow out of it later.
 And diversify your data set,
 you’ve been reading in too narrow a frequency band.

There’s weird out there you haven’t even dreamed of.
 Azimov’s precision engineering.
 Hunter Thompson’s chemical chaos engine.
 You think you’ve seen strange 
 because you've mixed dragons and trauma?
 I’ve licked stranger things under the couch.”

Don shutters,
That last statement being the only one to sink in. 

Tiger sighs, 
rolling over to a slightly cooler spot on the concrete floor.
“Bipeds confuse noise with failure.
 Static isn’t silence,
 it’s a signal waiting for context.
 Half of philosophy is just 
 convincing your self that your bark
 somehow effects the thunder.”

Outside, the rain shifts gears —
 a softer sound now, more drizzle than percussion.

Tiger sniffs toward the open door.
“You stand there, looking at the sky 
 like maybe the button that opens the garage
 could stop the rain as well.
 Sorry, kid. The system’s not wired that way.
 Sometimes the rain just rains.”

Don kneels down, scratches behind Tiger’s ear.
 “So what now?”
“Now you write.
 Even if it’s messy, even if it leaks.
 Rain does that too.
 And maybe later, when you’ve got it all sorted,
 you’ll remember that dogs don’t talk —"
 





Tiger Speaks 11 6 25

Platform navigating the liminal spaces between ambient and dance music and featuring regular radio shows, guest podcast series and co-curated events ✨🌝🌚✨

Contact: info@introspective-electronics.com

Curation by @avsluta 🌱
Visual Identity by @marcomaldarella 🍃

Podcast Series 43 | Slowfoam

Introspective Electronics