Sleep Games

Nature Reclaims the Town

Sakura

Hagoromo

Burial - Forgive (TOPE2DIE remix)

Mirador

Album Pre-Order

(soft guitar at night so not to wake anyone)

What brings people together? A common answer to this is, unfortunately, tragedy. Citizens of Kazakhstan’s largest city, Almaty, faced this head on after the murder of Denis Ten, a national icon who won the only Olympic medal for figure skating in his country’s history. He was killed by petty thieves while they tried to steal his car mirrors, in the center of downtown in broad daylight. The entire city mourned his shocking death and commiserated by coming to the place of his murder to process all their emotions about the horrific incident and the systemic issues that allowed it to happen. Several grassroots organizations were formed to shepherd positive change, and the new documentary feature film by Werner Herzog protégé, Katerina Suvorova, follows one such organization, “Oyan Qazaqstan” (meaning “wake up Kazakhstan”). The score is a dance between the delicate and the destructive, feeling on the brink of despair and hope simultaneously. It is up to us which side of such emotions we put our attention towards, and therefore, what destiny we manifest.

Entropy

from album "Too Many Voices" (2016)
https://www.discogs.com/Andy-Stott-Too-Many-Voices-/release/8444700

Too Many Voices

Andy Stott - New Romantic

Taken from Brainwaltzera debut LP 'Poly-Ana' - out Sep 29 on FILM.


Pre-Order: 

UK:
https://bleep.com/release/87475-brainwaltzera-poly-ana

US:
https://www.amoeba.com/poly-ana-brainwaltzera/albums/3973299/

GER:
https://www.hhv.de/shop/de/artikel/brainwaltzera-poly-ana-546766?p=tYsqVa

Brainwaltzera - kurrytee [MIDI_2_CV]

Shed "The Praetorian" (50WEAPONS017) Out Feb 18

Far from the deep-freeze winters of their native Canada, in Picnic's music, the sun shines over the rolling surf every day, the stars dance above beach fire every night, and Mondays miraculously never come.

Featuring band members from all over the planet, literally, Picnic blends folk, world, bluegrass, and rock elements on their new album, Dream of the Sun. Contributions on this cd stem from NYC, Montreal, South Africa, Dakar, Austin, Tokyo, Morocco, Boston, Louisiana, Israel, and Maine. Check it out at www.thePicnicBand.com!

Recorded on the coast of Maine during some characteristically cold and sea-blown weather, Dream of the Sun is an ode to the tropical-hammock-umbrella-drink paradise of Picnic's imagination. The album was engineered and mixed by Steve Drown (James Cotton, Charlie Musselwhite, Patty Larkin, Ron Carter) at The Studio in Portland, Maine.

The sound, instrumentation, and lyrics are drawn from many traditions – the rumba-inspired beats of Southern Africa (THANK YOU VUSI MAHLASELA FOR YOUR CAMEO) to the twang of old Kentucky Bluegrass, with excursions along the way to pick up steel drums, Mexican trumpets, and intricate gospel harmonies. 

Enjoy the Picnic!

12 Dewey Weber

Mr. Brubaker's Strawberry Alarm Clock

Under Violent Objects

Andy Stott Leaving

Entropy

Macro/micro