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Where my girls at?!

Tracks for Submerge, an interactive digital art installation by Anneka Goss that shows recorded and predicted weather anomaly and atmospheric carbon data from 1880-2100.

All tracks up for free download at this time.

Anneka's work: http://www.annekagoss.com

2020

Yoko Kanno - Moon's Cocoon

I Thought I Was An Alien

Why Don't You Eat Me Now You Can

right now

Follow Sangam: @sangam

“I mean look at the state of it down there already..”

The thick Manchester accent of the quote that opens the new album of our latest signing Sangam, ‘You Forget This’, puts you straight inside a dream - a dream of northern England in a near future of rainy nights and fluorescent lights.

It’s deep dream-like atmospheres, hypnotic repetition recalls Burial’s most sparse, percussion-free pieces. And having grown up in Manchester listening to artists like Burial from the old UK dubstep and garage scenes, this music has certainly proved to be an inspiration to Sangam, who has taken some ideas of this time and created his own dark ambient vision. The melancholy undercurrent of real British culture is exposed in full here, with hypnagogic loops of sadness, regret, pain.

‘You Forget This’ is a trip and a dream, a moment in time, a premonition of the future and memories of the past.

Sangam - ‘You Forget This’ (DREAM_133) releases Thursday November 3rd on cassette and digital, direct from Dream Catalogue and all digital streaming services and vendors.

You Forget This

Sangam - 11pm, Friday Night

Pre-order 'Inertia' here: tinyurl.com/pyom4lq

SHALT - Inert, Indifferent

More info and track list: https://dotheastralplane.com/2017/03/09/dasychira-mix-for-the-astral-plane/

Download: https://we.tl/lchjvpyshB

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@blueberry-recordings

Astral Plane Mix 142

Dasychira Mix For The Astral Plane

Nadia Struiwigh is an electronic music DJ & producer from Rotterdam, Netherlands.

Sitting somewhere between Biosphere and Boards of Canada, Struiwigh's refined downtempo electronica takes you on a journey full of synthesized soundscapes that flirt with ambient techno.

Awash with melody and warm electronics, Lenticular is an expertly crafted piece from an artist who has found her sound and is now effortlessly outputting inspiring compositions.

Reminiscent of Warp's Artificial Intelligence series, this is electronic listening music for quiet nights and club drowsy dawns.

Lenticular

Genetically

The song is about how I spent the past year, when I traveled around 30 cities and 13 countries. I wrote the text a year ago on my first tour in Europe, when I was walking around Seville and suddenly I felt a device inside me that absorbs sunlight, impressions, tastes, smells, meetings and generates energy from all this. Then I realized that such a device exists and is called a nanoantenna.
So now I have a lot of electricity and I want to share it with you.

Nanoantenna

Lovozero is a bold new voice on Russian electronic scene: intensely emotional, devastating and beautiful. Digital Devotional. New Dramatic.

Tolchneva is no newcomer, even though “Moroka” is her first full-length recording. She’s been playing in Tikhie Kamni with Moa Pillar, done magnetic sound installations and participated in countless performances on the verge of sound art and contemporary dance.

Anastasia Tolchneva’s debut album is full of hints at “wave music” and post-club microgenres but the scale of composition and production is way beyond the typical expectations of “bedroom tracks”. Full of digital sheen, cold synth lines are more than an accompanient for Anastasia’s powerful voice rooted in Northern Russian folk tradition. She sings in her mother tongue with zero histrionics. Often dipping into rivers of sub-bass, these expansive, intense, powerful songs and suites are aimed at an attentive listener and full of nuances. In a way, “Moroka” is a constant gut-punch, but it's also incredibly moving.

Lovozero’s debut album is definitely a statement that makes for a difficult and rewarding listen.

Cover art by MASSA: www.massa.ws

Volosy

@nadiastruiwigh is a DJ and electronic producer from Rotterdam, Netherlands. Sitting somewhere between Biosphere and Boards of Canada, Struiwigh’s refined downtempo electronica takes you on a journey full of synthesized soundscapes that flirt with ambient techno. After releasing "Lenticular" in 2017 on "Central Processing Unit" and getting constant praise for her work from Resident Advisor, Nadia released her first full length album  in 2018 which was also her first cooperation with Denovali called "WHRRu" (Where are you).

"WHRRu" combines the warm electronics and dynamic sound of Nadia's previous works with a new film-composing orientated cinematic sound and approach. The result is a ten tracks album with electronic listening music for quiet nights and long journeys.

Nadia says: '"WHHRu" is written with emotions and memories from my childhood. The use of acoustic instruments and synthesizers gave me the opportunity to settle a past/ future concept for all the chapters. Going back to those moments helped me to close a book and to find a safe place within myself. My own story has just started.'

"... it works in slow, drawn out movements - the piercing grumble of drone stretching and throbbing over spaced out pads. With each track the percussive footsteps edge ever nearer and nearer..." (WIRE)

"a superb armchair techno record for the post-IDM generation" (Resident Advisor)

"a pair of mindbending dance sketches that blur the liens between industrial and something verging on techno" (Boomkat)