10 Beach Shelter (Loscil Drone Mix)

UNCH029 is a hand-stamped white label 12" due for release early May 2011 (digital will be available a couple of weeks later). Three enigmatic tracks from mystery arctic producer Ukkonen. An album is also in the works for later in the year.

Ukkonen - Kaksi

Taken from 'Elevations' (MFM068)
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Elevations

Bike Shed

A1. Bike Shed (ft. Yadava)

nocturnae is the lead track from the stunning ethereal vocal-infused EP from anita tatlow, featuring collaborations with four eminent ambient artists (be still the earth, cephas azariah, jameson nathan jones, and salt of the sound).

the title translates to 'belonging to the night' and was inspired by the peace that is found in the hours of darkness, and the solace that can be found within.

with this EP, anita wanted to capture both the natural and spiritual elements of the night, which are reflected in the vocals, themes and instrumentation of each song: 
vespers (whispers)
aurora (dawn)
solis (sun)
nocturnae (belonging to the night)
sanctus (sanctuary)

credits for nocturnae
released april 19, 2024
written & recorded by anita tatlow
produced by benjamin tatlow
mastered by marshall usinger
artwork by benjamin tatlow
released on slowecho.space

nocturnae // Anita Tatlow

8th track off of "1979", released on digital, vinyl, and handheld projector on Friends of Friends Records.

I figured I'd use this track as an opportunity to talk about some of the production on "1979". As some of you have been asking, I bounced all of the songs on the album straight to cassette tape. I bought an old Marantz portable tape deck on eBay and the songs went straight out of the computer onto the deck, fully mixed. The tape recorder is kinda fucked up and has a really pronounced pitch warble that I love. It gives everything a very distinct character. Throughout the years I've become less careful with my mixes. I don't think I would've ever done this when I was first making music and was obsessed with clarity or whatever, but now that I've been doing it a while I'm much more into interesting mixes... Mixes with character. 

This song in particular almost didn't make it onto the record. It's the only song with a beat on the album, and I wasn't sure that it fit because of it. But after playing the album to a few friends some of them said that it was their favorite, and that it provided a nice contrast to the rest of the songs. It's hard to gauge these things while working on the music sometimes as you're too close to it. But I'm glad I was convinced. Ambient music is just music after all.

- Ben

PS: The SoundCloud player really does some heinous shit to the tape noise in this one. Listen to a real copy if you can sometime.

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fofmusic.bandcamp.com/album/1979 <---- To buy digital/vinyl
shop.1979.la <---- To check out the projector
www.1979.la <---- To submit a memory for the gallery

The Future Never Comes

'Essay' is the long awaited first full ambient album by Warmth. A collection of hazy textures, intricate soundscapes and field recordings, presented in a beautiful 4-panel CDr.

Tracklist:

01. Nineteen Eighty (1980) 09:58
02. Youth 08:34
03. Essay 08:27
04. Odessa 06:37
05. Wave Growth (Album Version) 08:12
06. Decade 07:20
07. Insight 09:30
08. Time as a Reward (Album Version) 08:54

Written and Produced by Agustín Mena.
Mastering by Zzzzra.
Archives23 // ArchivesCD005
Archives / 2016

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Warmth - Insight

Collected Dust

Span

image on track by Viktor Lozanov
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Dremka

Softer Than Before

The end of the year is approaching – can you feel it? It’s got that certain textural quality all of its own: the slightly quieter email box, the emptier train rides and the softer necessity in everything that you do. It’s like the world has collectively decided to just let it go, before the last day at the turn of the decade. And so I find myself in this familiar space, reviewing the year, and playing through tracks, one of which is an appropriate soundtrack to the flow of the moments. Fluctuate is a project by Cameron Brooks, who has previously appeared on these pages with a premiere of his piece “Final Solace“, from the Vicissitude EP released by Subtempo. He is now back, with an arsenal of sounds which still carry his piano forth: the slow evolving synth pads, fluttering echoes, and the sounds of the waves – all of which make up a short charming story that comes directly from the heart. Please enjoy…

TRACK PREMIERE : Fluctuate - Shore

Dawn Chorus and the Infallible Sea: "Liberamente" out on Azure Vista Records on October 16! Available on CD/LP/download. Preorder from azurevistarecords.bandcamp.com

Info:

"Second album from American trio Dawn Chorus and the Infallible Sea, consisting of zakè, Marc Ertel and Damien Duque. Together they're creating soft-textured and slowly unfolding sonic landscapes, somewhere between guitar-oriented drone music and modern classical. Liberamente is the kind of album that demands attention and patience from the listener, yet it's ultimately a very rewarding one. 

Stylistically Dawn Chorus and the Infallible Sea sums up several decades of American soundscape and drone music, taking threads from Windy & Carl, Auburn Lull, and Stars of the Lid then weaves them into a contemporary, and sonically adventurous whole. On the surface it suggests simplicity, but dig deeper and the seven pieces on Liberamente reveals a rare compositional dexterity. This is minimalism at its finest."

Dawn Chorus and the Infallible Sea: "Liberamente"

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