La Léh

Sampha - Without

The history of madness and constant running of your thoughts and concerns.Look at yourself, maybe there is something like that?Feel the music and you will not regret it.Thank you for your attention.

Madness

Imagine that you are standing all day in one place and watch the sun beam.
You see the sunrise, the culmination of sun ray and finally how he goes beyond the horizon.
Draw these pictures in your head and you will not regret.
Thank you very much for your attention.

The History of light

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The music on offer is richly textured, and though techno's thundering pulse plays a major role in the proceedings, Fengler also finds time to flirt with various house tropes and explore both darkly dubby and brightly melodic passages. Beyond that, the whole thing has been expertly mixed, which comes as little surprise given the man's impressive pedigree.

XLR8R Podcast 303 Marcel Fengler

Experimental Oriental Instrumental (live session rec)


VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc4S40wLgg4


It would be easier
If we found joy in the usual ways 
I had a dream that we had too much
We had nothing but golden days

I can spend days looking at myself 
Am I any different
Do you find that I’m not 
If we never make it 
Will it count that we tried 
Will the universe take note
  
At best life is long
But not without end
We have no time to pretend, we have no time 
At best life is long
But not without end
We have no time to pretend, we have no time

We’ve come so far 
Beyond where we feared we’d stop
If you ever forget I’ll remind you 
If you’re ever weary I’ll pull you thru

It would be easier
If we found joy in the usual ways 
I had a dream that we kept in touch
what we achieved we were amazed
How long must we wait
How low must we sink
Before we earn our place

The road is long 
And we got rules to bend
There is no time to pretend

We’ve come so far 
Beyond where we feared we’d stop
If you ever forget I’ll remind you 
If you’re ever weary
I’ll pull you thru


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Walk Like A Giant

“It was one of those rare occasions when you hear something, you cannot help but think 'where the hell does this come from?” 

So thought Steve Wilson in 1996 as he listened to the two Digital Audio Tapes (DATs) of remixes by Bryn Jones aka Muslimgauze of his bands Porcupine Tree and No Man. Wilson chuckled good-naturedly as Jones referred to the remixes as “improvements” over his own musicianship. Actually, Wilson was flattered since Jones, whom he met a week earlier at a Manchester pub, responded both promptly and creatively to promo CD singles passed along as both a gesture and musical calling card. While Wilson found the remixes intriguing, he did not know what to do with them. The DATs held only faint resemblance to the source material, which was smothered in the toxic waste distortion, deft manipulations, and industrial strength beats of Muslimgauze. Perhaps a handful of Wilson's fan base would have 'gotten it', but it would have simply went over the heads of the majority. Wilson rang up Jones and said there was no way he could possibly release this music. The response was yet another DAT a week later titled, the “We cannot possibly release this' remixes”. Wilson then suggested, rather than release remixes, to work on a collaboration which would be the basis of his then-new experimental music project, Bass Communion. Jones agreed and sent original Muslimgauze material which was the basis for the full-length and EP CD's Bass Communion V. Muslimgauze (Soleilmoon 1999 and 2000, respectively). The remix DATs as well as unused material for the collaboration languished in Wilson's studio until the Muslimgauze Preservation Society approached Wilson about bringing the music into the loving homes of Muslimgauze enthusiasts. 

The Muslimgauze Preservation Society are proud to offer you MPS 02, Camel Through A Needles Eye, featuring two discs of unreleased music that clock in at just under three hours. Muslimgauze like you never heard it; a yin/yang of both the abrasive textures and ethereal, beat-driven and ambient—fused into wondrous harmony. To commemorate this release, the MPS sourced covers in Egypt to be hand-printed onto genuine papyrus. A second cover is set amidst a 9 panel fold insert with extensive liner notes on one side, and a fold-open poster featuring Jones' original art work on the other. A bonus sticker of Jones' art work is also included. The music and packaging is all set within a super jewel case to protect this special  edition limited to a run of 500. Quantities are already selling fast! 

MPS 02
 www.themuslimgauzepreservationsociety.org
 www.fathomdistribution.com


Muslimgauze: Camel Through A Needles Eye sample

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every available space-time in this dimension is an opportunity to create.
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the big bang was a sound
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celebrate life
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& stfu, 
listen.

La Léh

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