Format: CD, Digital
Pre-order: 11th April 2025
Release date: 18th April 2025

Esistono luoghi che non hanno mappe,
angoli di vento in cui il tempo si piega,
dove gli sguardi non arrivano
e i sogni si smarriscono come nebbia all’alba.

Le parole mai dette viaggiano leggere,
gli amori non vissuti tremano nell’aria,
mentre le promesse dimenticate
si adagiano sulla pelle del silenzio.

Forse finiscono nei battiti sospesi,
nelle lacrime che non scendono,
nel respiro di chi ancora attende
senza sapere cosa.

E tu, hai mai sentito il sussurro
di ciò che è esistito senza lasciare traccia?

- - 

There are places with no maps,
corners of the wind where time bends,
where gazes never reach,
and dreams drift away like mist at dawn.

Unspoken words travel lightly,
unlived loves tremble in the air,
while forgotten promises
rest on the skin of silence.

Perhaps they end in suspended heartbeats,
in tears that never fall,
in the breath of those who still wait
without knowing for what.

And you—have you ever heard the whisper
of something that existed without leaving a trace?

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excerpt. come le onde - Dove finiscono le cose invisibili | ROHS!

A track from the recently released new album by Rauelsson entitled "Niu". 
Out February 7th, 2025. https://www.mi-so-store.com/products/rauelsson-niu

Rauelsson - Prelude No. 7

Electronic musician and pop ambient pioneer Markus Guentner was listening to Karen Vogt's track "Cloud forty-three" precisely at the same time as the church bells in his hometown of Regensburg, Germany, were ringing at 21h. Guentner commented on how well the two sounds work together, and Vogt agreed that he should do a remix using her original vocal loop track and the bell sound. Guentner recorded the bell ringing the next evening and then proceeded to mix the two together.
Original bell recording by Markus Guentner included as a bonus track over on Bandcamp: https://karenvogt.bandcamp.com/album/cloud-forty-three-markus-guentner-21h-rework

Karen Vogt - cloud forty-three (Markus Guentner 21h rework)

Æther #008 by Dag Rosenqvist
Dronarivm Guest Mixes Series

Following the recent release of his beautiful piano-based album 'Tvåhundra ord för ensamhet' - https://dronarivm.bandcamp.com/album/tv-hundra-ord-f-r-ensamhet - Dag Rosenqvist has put together a rather unusual mix for Dronarivm, featuring his favorite piano-driven tracks across various genres, ranging from classical and jazz to trip-hop and indie rock.

It also makes a fitting soundtrack for reading the interview with Dag, in which he explores the unique process behind the creation of the album and shares the sources of his inspiration: https://dronarivm.com/2025/04/25/interview-with-dag-rosenqvist/

Tracklist:
00:00. 90 Day Men - Even Time Ghosts Can't Stop Wagner (from 'Panda Park', Southern Records)
06:21. Tricky - Piano (from 'Pre-Millennium Tension', 4th & Broadway / Island Records)
10:33. Bobo Stenson Trio - Ermutigung (from 'Indicum', ECM Records)
15:29. A Silver Mt. Zion - Broken Chords Can Sing A Little (from 'He Has Left Us Alone, But Shafts Of Light Sometimes Grace The Corner Of Our Rooms…', Constellation)
23:28. Midaircondo - Serenade (from 'Shopping For Images', Type)
28:14. Frankie Sparo - Hospitalville (from 'Welcome Crummy Mystics', Constellation)
32:17. PJ Harvey - Dear Darkness (from 'White Chalk - Demos', Island Records / UMC)
35:13. Jan Johansson - Visa från Utanmyra (from 'Jazz På Svenska', Megafon)
39:40. Arvo Pärt - Spiegel Im Spiegel (from 'Spiegel Im Spiegel', Brilliant Classics)
49:57. UNKLE - Rabbit In Your Headlights (from 'Rabbit In Your Headlights', Mo Wax)
55:54. Clint Mansell - Together We Will Live Forever (from 'The Fountain OST', Nonesuch)

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Æther #008 by Dag Rosenqvist

READ > inverted-audio.com/premiere-yeyo-memory-ocean

Emerging from a mirage of lucid dreams, Kazakh-based record label soak return with their third full-length release, 'farewell the past', a haunting artefact of ambient and experimental electronics from Saint Petersburg-based sound sculptor yeyo.

@yeyomf
@soaku

yeyo - memory ocean [soak]

Tracklist

01.  Ian Hawgood - I Was Never Really Here
02. Michael Grigoni and Pan•American - Baritone Boderlands
03. Dag Rosenqvist - Somna, sov
04. Taylor Deupree & The Humble Bee -  Case Study 7
05. The Birds Companion - A Place Outside of Time
06. Tides - Fragile 
07.  HERE - Sun-Warmed Earth
08.  Katharina Schmidt - The Multiplicities 
09. Tomosla - Rivermouth

418. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

The Other Side
by Vitaliy Rybakin

All copies are sold out, digital here:

https://shimmeringmoodsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-other-side



Vitaliy Rybakin - The Other Side

Theme from Verdun II
by
David Parker & Graham Beverley

All copies are sold out, digital here:

https://shimmeringmoodsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/arc-softly-over-dream

David Parker & Graham Beverley - Theme from Verdun II

The intro track off the forthcoming album, 'Me, With You' by @jonnnah – a gentle collaboration with Pavel Milyakov (@buttechno)

Jonnnah – Still Here, Playing Gtr (feat. Pavel Milyakov)

Fx pedals on folk harp, mourning Midwest, May 2025. Preformed and composed by the dissociated Evee Flowers.

My gear is as follows:

🌟 Lyon & Healy Ogden Harp

Behringer CS400
Behringer EQ700
Caline Cp-12
Sonicake LEVITATE
Sonicake Warped Dimension
Way Huge WHE408

**I don’t use MIDI or any other instruments other than my harp + gear**

you changed my dreams for me

I’ve been mesmerised with the sound of Deaf Center since the very beginning. I think it’s been more than 20 years now since their Neon City EP was released on Type. This is way before I even knew that behind the project was a Norwegian duo who started making music together as friends. This is before I knew their names to be Erik K Skodvin and Otto A. Totland. Before I listened to, admired, and celebrated their solo works on here. And, before I met each one in person, and of course, before we naturally became friends. This is precisely why, when it came to launching Headphone Community and deciding on who I should profile there from the start, I reached out to Erik and his partner Monique Recknagel (who runs Sonic Pieces imprint) to pitch them this idea (it was actually when I visited their mi-so shop in Berlin). This is why Erik is the currently featured artist for the month of May on Headphone Community (join for just $1 for an intimate journey!), and this is why I am premiering this track for you today. It’s been another long period of silence for Deaf Center, but the two long-form pieces on Reverie clearly show that they have not put their collaboration on hold. If anything, it has only evolved into a hypnotic meditation on Otto’s keys and Erik’s strings, guitar, effects, and atmospherics, designed for a very deep listening session. The recordings actually come from a live performance in October 2024 in Rabih Beaini’s studio, Morphine Raum in Berlin, during the 15th anniversary celebration of Sonic Pieces. This is less of an improvisation and more of a dialogue between the two friends who haven’t spoken in a while. It is truly magical, and I only wish I could be there to experience it live.

In “Rev”, deeply effected piano motifs reverberate and echo in the depths of the room, evolving through looping and electronics into a blissful, mesmerising cloud of (dis)harmony. The sound is reminiscent of the 7inch “Vintage Well” mixed with the basic elements of 2011’s “Owl Splinters”. […] The immediate duality of the two performers has rarely been so strongly felt, Totland’s deep melodic feeling is underscored by Skodvin’s abstract ambience and processing. Dark versus light, loud versus quiet – this has always been at the core of what makes Deaf Center a special project.

TRACK PREMIERE : Deaf Center - Rev (excerpt)

Karen Vogt is an Australian artist, vocalist and musician based in France. She uses her voice to create atmospheric, ambient and experimental compositions. She is mostly known for her distinctive vocals with dream-pop band Heligoland that she co-founded in 1999, produced by Robin Guthrie (Cocteau Twins). In recent years she has been making experimental/ambient music. She is also half of duo GALÁN / VOGT. She is currently based in Paris, France and has a fortnightly radio show on CAMP.FR called Lost, Found, and Lost Again.

Karen Vogt - cloud forty-three (Markus Guentner 21h rework)

Karen Vogt

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