Buy album: https://scapeone.bandcamp.com/album/sunset-your-mindset
Stream: share.amuse.io/BLNelLDj89Tq

Across The Clearing

From the album Breathing Starlight
Buy: https://scapeone.bandcamp.com/album/breathing-starlight
Stream album: https://share.amuse.io/XxbjQod6-84i

All tracks written, recorded and produced by Kurt Baggaley
Mastered by Simjon Spangler at Incision Mastering
Design by Scape One

An album of deep meditation for armchair astronauts. Each track is designed to take you on a journey of inner cosmic discovery with slow building arpeggios and intricately evolving sequences complimented by subtle washes of synth layers.

Mastered by Simjon Spangler at Incision Mastering.

Star Maker

From the album Breathing Starlight
Buy: https://scapeone.bandcamp.com/album/breathing-starlight
Stream: https://share.amuse.io/XxbjQod6-84i

All tracks written, recorded and produced by Kurt Baggaley
Mastered by Simjon Spangler at Incision Mastering
Design by Scape One

An album of deep meditation for armchair astronauts. Each track is designed to take you on a journey of inner cosmic discovery with slow building arpeggios and intricately evolving sequences complimented by subtle washes of synth layers.

Mastered by Simjon Spangler at Incision Mastering.

Breathing Starlight

My remix of @thenewhuman track "Thought Patterns".

It's the opening track from his fantastic "Proximity Mantra" album on my label, Bricolage.

Limited number of tapes available. 
https://bricolageglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/proximity-mantra-bc087

We're also launching a remix competition for the track to celebrate our 9 year anniversary as a label. Full info and stems at the link below.
https://bricolageglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/thought-patterns-remix-competition

Proximity Mantra (bc087)

Proximity Mantra

The New Human - Thought Patterns (Fragile X remix)

Madrid 2024

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https://soundcloud.com/belial-pelegrim

https://bricolageglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/the-astronauts-last-polaroid-bc089

Almost 5 years to the day since his Bricolage debut, "Imitation of Faith", the prolific Belial Pelegrim returns with his latest musical escapade, "The Astronaut's Last Polaroid", and t's a very special one indeed.

This album tells the story of Jack Hawthorne. A 68 year old former NASA astronaut that is now grappling with the onset of Alzheimer's disease. Once celebrated for his groundbreaking lunar missions, Jack now finds himself lost in the uncharted territory of his fading mind.

Alzheimer's disease is a subject that is no doubt close to the hearts of a lot of people and it's a subject that Belial has carefully mapped out with the utmost respect.

The music itself is 15 tracks of lucid and harmonic experimental soundscapes that set a transient stage for what feels like a dark yet beautiful dream. There's a tinge of anxiety laced throughout as you would expect with such a theme but it never becomes foreboding. It's more like giant swirls of memories and relics of the past that drift in and out of view.

Belial expertly maps out the journey through hypnagogic tones that resonate with the heart and mind. Fleeting glimpses of rhythmic patterns, flashes of brooding strings and sprinkles of melodic dust. Taking us on a trip through not only Jack's consciousness but also our own. The depth and emotion that burrows its way into each track is of grandiose proportions. At times it feels like we're witnessing a one man orchestra as we traverse through various realms of classical, glitch. ambient and electronica. A reverie of sonic tapestry.

"The Astronaut's Last Polaroid" serves as a woozy yet visceral reminder that time is not always on our side when it comes to memory but also that the mind is a beautiful place regardless.

The Astronaut's Last Polaroid (bc089)

Bandcamp

Belial Pelegrim - Astral Cartographer (from "The Astronaut's Last Polaroid" album)

Thanks to Perry Yung who brought this lovely instrument back from the dead -- so great to be in relationship with her again. Thank you Perry https://yungflutes.com/

kyokusui

@belial-pelegrim

https://bricolageglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/the-astronauts-last-polaroid-bc089

Almost 5 years to the day since his Bricolage debut, "Imitation of Faith", the prolific Belial Pelegrim returns with his latest musical escapade, "The Astronaut's Last Polaroid", and t's a very special one indeed.

This album tells the story of Jack Hawthorne. A 68 year old former NASA astronaut that is now grappling with the onset of Alzheimer's disease. Once celebrated for his groundbreaking lunar missions, Jack now finds himself lost in the uncharted territory of his fading mind.

Alzheimer's disease is a subject that is no doubt close to the hearts of a lot of people and it's a subject that Belial has carefully mapped out with the utmost respect.

The music itself is 15 tracks of lucid and harmonic experimental soundscapes that set a transient stage for what feels like a dark yet beautiful dream. There's a tinge of anxiety laced throughout as you would expect with such a theme but it never becomes foreboding. It's more like giant swirls of memories and relics of the past that drift in and out of view.

Belial expertly maps out the journey through hypnagogic tones that resonate with the heart and mind. Fleeting glimpses of rhythmic patterns, flashes of brooding strings and sprinkles of melodic dust. Taking us on a trip through not only Jack's consciousness but also our own. The depth and emotion that burrows its way into each track is of grandiose proportions. At times it feels like we're witnessing a one man orchestra as we traverse through various realms of classical, glitch. ambient and electronica. A reverie of sonic tapestry.

"The Astronaut's Last Polaroid" serves as a woozy yet visceral reminder that time is not always on our side when it comes to memory but also that the mind is a beautiful place regardless.

Belial Pelegrim - Symphony for the Birds Trapped in Glass (from "The Astronaut's Last Polaroid")

Miente

And there were troughs beside II

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