'Found Objects' is the umpteenth album from the prolific composer, assembled after almost a year of experimentation with studio serendipity. Built around glitchy recordings of piano, synthesizer and strings, it's a cloudy collection of whimsical ambience that reminds of Taylor Deupree or Machinefabirek, but retains a particularly individual sense of purpose. When skeletal drums appear on 'Opulent Lyricism' there's a breath of The Remote Viewer's City Center Offices material and that's no bad thing at all. Lovely. -- BOOMKAT

FOUND OBJECTS

Asleep A Moment

BOOMKAT

FOUND OBJECTS: ASLEEP A MOMENT

Found Objects

Hagiographies

MIDHEAVEN

FOUND OBJECTS: HAGIOGRAPHIES

A soundscapey sort of thing, casually constructed under some previously created guitar work for an abandoned project. 
music @ Tyler Boley 2022
image @ Tyler Boley 1987

Meander

a few phrases meet up during work on a new CD

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the gentle rain

Track from the new album "A Figure of Loss" releases 24 April 2020. Preorder now from Midheaven and Boomkat

A Figure of Loss

Cautery

A FIGURE OF LOSS : CAUTERY

Boomkat Product Review:
Ambient pioneer K. Leimer dissolves stripped down solo piano in studio illusions on his most vulnerable and personal side in memory. Like a still life painted in sound, warmly recommended fans of Brian Eno, The Boats, Stephen Mathieu

White All Red

A FIGURE OF LOSS: WHITE ALL RED

LA PLUIE

Track from the digital compilation Music for Land and Water Complete, compiling all versions of the tracks produced for the 1983 live open air performance in Seattle's Seward Park.

Music for Land and Water Complete

Art and Science (Remix)

BANDCAMP

MUSIC FOR LAND AND WATER COMPLETE: ART AND SCIENCE (Remix)

An original piece written for Fred Birchman's video "Looking In" based on a poem by Sharry Wright. Mastered by James Savage

Looking In

VIDEO

Music for LOOKING IN

Kerry Leimer has been producing music and experimental sound since the mid- 1970s. One of the early independent Seattle labels, he founded Palace of Lights in late 1979 as a means to release his work and that of others, free of commercial concern. In addition to PoL his recordings are available on the Autumn, Cherry Red, First Terrace, Invisible Inc., Les Giants, Longform Editions, RVNG, and VOD labels. PoL currently represents works by K. Leimer, Marc Barreca, Barreca | Leimer, Steve Peters, Savant, Gregory Taylor, and Three Point Circle. Palace of Lights releases are distributed exclusively by Revolver and represented by First Terrace Publishing. His work is included in the collection of The British Library.

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