Tracklist

01. Moss Covered Technology - No Words Needed
02. Richard Skelton - Fallback
03. Samuel Regan - Tell Them I've Had a Wonderful Life
04. Ruhe - Vantomani
05. Christopher Bissonnette - Red Sky At Night
06. Ludvig Cimbrelius - Ships (For B.Young)
07. Toàn + Stijn Hüwels - Camera Oscura
08. Richard Ginns - Murmurs in a lonely sea
09. Norihito Suda - Transitoriness 6

326. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Ryuichi Sakamoto & Alva Noto - Noon
02. Christian Fennesz Ryuichi Sakamoto - Glow
03. Ryuichi Sakamoto & Taylor Deupree - Curl To Me
04. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Disintegration
05. Ryuichi Sakamoto - 20220214
06. Willits & Sakamoto - Ocean Sky Remains
07. Ryuichi Sakamoto, Jaques Morelenbaum, Judy Kang - Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence

327. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Hirotaka Shirotsubaki - Hanakuma
02. Russell Burden & Craig Tattersall - Settlings
03. Moss Covered Technology - Travelling By Night
04. Richard Skelton - The plot of lunar phases
05. Dead Bell - The Starred Shade that Nightly Falls
06. Ambalek - Coast
07. Blochemy - Maze
08. Danny Clay - 12.21.2022
09. Federico Durand - Habitación en penumbra
10. Observatories - Sapphire Waters

328. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

~ Deep Breakfast 205 by https://soundcloud.com/samsara-ultimae ~

Tracklist: 
01. Purl & Protou - Sacred Fluids (Dronarivm Records)
02. Luigi Tozzi - Emersione (Hypnus Records)
03. AES Dana - Evermore (Ultimae Records)
04. Lauge & Fallen Metropolis - 8 DM (FAINT)
05. Carbon Based Lifeforms - Somewhere In Russia (Ultimae Records)
06. Scann-Tec - Turgenev (Ultimae Records)
07. Sonmi451 - Glacially Slow (Ultimae Records)
08. Motionfeild - Signal 6 (Neotantra Records)
09. Carbon Based Lifeforms - Betula Pendula (Ultimae Records)
10. H.U.V.A. Network - Diagrams (Ultimae Records)
11. Sonmi451 - Phosphorous (U-cover Records)
12. Mind Over Midi - Lift You Out (Silent Season Records)

Mastered by AES Dana @ Ultimae Studios
https://ultimae.com/studios/
https://ultimae.com

Deep Breakfast 205 - Christian Samsara

Artist: Snufmumriko
Album: Havstrakt
Format: 2xCD/Digital
Catalog Number: SSS121
Release Date: 11/03/2023

Havstrakt, which means “coastal area”, will be the twelfth release under the Snufmumriko moniker. The album will be released on 2xCD + digital formats and features a venerable lineup of remixes by Moss Covered Technology, Gallery Six, Mokhov, Purl, Innesti, Awakened Souls, Crystalline Reflections, Ships On Fire, and Warmth. Mastered by Loz Grover (Boc Scadet, Touched Music) and tied beautifully together with artwork by our resident designer shift.

Havstrakt

Snufmumriko - Havstrakt (Sampler)

New track from Moss Covered Technology; forthcoming on Fluid Audio...

Dartmoor! thou wert to me, in childhood's hour, 
A wild and wondrous region. Day by day 
Arose upon my youthful eye they belt 
Of hills mysterious, shadowy, clasping all 
The green and cheerful landscape sweetly spread 
Around my home; and with a stern delight 
I gazed upon thee. How often on the speech 
Of the half-savage peasant have I hung, 
To hear of rock-crowned heights on which the cloud 
For ever rests; and wilds stupendous swept 
By mightiest storms; of glen, and gorge, and cliff, 
Terrific, beetling o'er the stone-strewed vale; 
And giant masses, by the midnight flash 
Struck from the mountain's hissing brow, and hurled 
Into the foaming torrent; and of forms 
That rose amid the desert, rudely shaped 
By Superstition's hands when time was young; 
And of the dead, the warrior dead, who sleep 
Beneath the hollowed cairn!  My native fields, 
Though peerless, ceased to please.  The flowery vale, 
The breezy hill, the river and the wood, 
Island, reef, headland, and the circling sea, 
Associated by the sportful hand 
Of Nature, in a thousand views diverse, 
Or grand, or lovely, -to my roving eye 
Displayed in vain their infinite of charms; 
I thought on thy wild world, -to me a world,- 
Mysterious Dartmoor, dimly seen, and prized 
For being distant and untrod; and still 
Where'er I wander'd, -still my wayward eye 
Rested on thee!

In sunlight and in shade, 
Repose and storm, wide waste! I since have trod 
Thy hill and dale magnificent. Again 
I seek thy solitudes profound, in this 
Thy hour of deep tranquillity, when rests 
The sunbeam on thee, and thy desert seems 
To sleep in the unwonted brightness, calm, 
But stern; for though the spirit of the Spring 
Breathes on thee, to the charmer's whisper kind 
Thou listenest not, nor ever puttest on 
A robe of beauty, as the fields that bud 
And blossom hear thee. Yet I love to tread 
They central wastes when not a sound intrudes 
Upon the ear, but rush of wing or leap 
Of the hoarse waterfall. And oh, 'tis sweet 
To list the music of thy torrent-streams; 
For thou too hast thy minstrelsies fro him 
Who from their liberal mountain-urn delights 
To trace thy waters, as from source to sea 
They rush tumultuous. Yet for other fields 
Thy bounty flows eternal. From thy sides 
Devonia's rivers flow; a thousand brooks 
Roll o'er they rugged slopes; -'tis but to cheer 
Yon Austral meads unrivalled, fair as aught 
That bards have sung, or Fancy has conceived 
'Mid all her rich imaginings: whilst thou, 
The source of half their beauty, wearest still 
Through centuries, upon they blasted brow, 
The curse of barrenness.

- Noel Thomas Carrington

A Weather Internal

Moss Covered Technology - River Slows Pt.1

Tracklist

01. Bill Seaman - Tim Diagram - Stephen Spera - Velta
02. Observatories (Ian Hawgood and Craig Tattersall) - Rain patters
03. Mikael Lind & Johanna Sjunnesson - Wave Cycle
04. Ian Hawgood - Tape Sketches I No4
05. Darren McClure - A Dream Clearer Than A Memory
06. Andrew Heath and James Osland - I Can Remain Just As I Am
07. Moss Covered Technology - Cold Euphoric
08. Naps - Sorry about what i said earlier

352. Sleepy Sunday Podcas (Elm Records)

In Vacuum Noctis : Janvier 2024 - Rétrospective 2023

En ce début de mois de Janvier 2024, quoi de mieux qu'une rétrospective des sorties qui ont marqué l'année 2023. Entre coups de cœur, découvertes et artistes phares de la scène, je vous propose une sélection d'une vingtaine de morceaux, pour un résumé hautement partial des plus belle sorties de la cuvée échue.
Replongeons nous dans la très riche et foisonnante année 2023, au sein d'une scène ambient toujours aussi vive et prolifique. Entre labels qui s’affirment, artiste émergents qui émergent forts, newscommer talentueux, et artistes phares au sommet de leur art, on ne s'est pas ennuyé durant cette année, qui j'en suis sûr ,ne nous a pas encore livré tous ses secrets. Tour d'horizons non exhaustif, tant il faudrait au moins deux volets supplémentaires pour faire le tour du sujet. Mais on aura l'occasion tout au long de cette saison radiophonique d'égrainer les morceaux qui sortent du lot.

Liste des morceaux : 

Claire M Singer - Forrig
Ancient Plastix - Daydream Research
Isik Kural - lo si aspetta (live)
Gonubie - Crystal Pools
Maria Spivak & Prins Emanuel - Kiriaki
Alva Noto - HYbr:ID Ectopia Field 1
Civilistjävel! - Louhivesi (ft. Cucina Povera)
Pierre Rousseau - Tendresse
Rotana & Superposition - Al-Hadi
Gunnar Jónsson Collider - Environment 2
Dania - Piano Sax
Lawrence English & Loscil - Magenta
Datassette - Rain on Acanthus Leaves (live)
Nicolas Jaar & Ali Sethi - Dard
Mark Barrott - すべての幽霊を殺す (Kill all Ghosts)
Maud the Moth - Perdí Pie
Martina Bertoni - Your Sun
Lau Nau - Pleomothra
Moss Covered Technology - Watching Waves From Windows
Ryuichi Sakamoto - 20220123

IVN Janvier 2024 - Retrospective 2023

The Doldrums is an ambient mix series hosted by Drax. Each series welcomes an up and coming artist to showcase an hour of their own productions.

For episode 3 we have Tides from Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

Tides:
https://soundcloud.com/t1d3smusic 

Drax:
https://soundcloud.com/drax-official-ldn
https://open.spotify.com/artist/2NGYqzh5E0e9QRpEBPBEbA?si=B2Eq_uw4T2uCF8X_SJgdrw 

For more shows: @threadsradio ~ Listen live: www.threadsradio.com

The Doldrums w/ Tides (Aberdeenshire) - 06-Mar-24

**Sound is compresses and quite because of soundcloud,SoundCloud recommends exporting at 48kHz when they know it ruins the audio that people work tirelessly on*
Caradon Hill Cornwall UK
Wind and pylons: interference and resonance
Sounds in the wires

Sound Devices 302 D mixer
Zoom F3
X6 contact mics

I harbour a profound appreciation for pylons and wires. It seems to me that pylons are a great example of multifaceted noise.
The Sonic noise above my head out of reach fizzing and crackle in the ether as high voltages zip and zap along the cables. It’s a noisy sound. crispy crackly textures, at once constant and moving, static and dynamic. 

The wind and rain at Caradon hill as every visit are intense and unrelenting, fog obscures the towers, sheep and landscape, closing down my visual field and opening up my auditory perception. I attach my contact mics directly to the wire as the wind whistles off the wires and send vibrational drones that I record and listen to over hours attuning to the rhythms, harmonies and dissonance vibrations.

The natural frequencies of the wire are determined by the integer harmonics of the fundamental. In very long wires such as the wires here reach at their pinnacle 780ft which are also very thick the fundamental is well below one Hertz. As I listen to wind, and tension of the wires as the wind contorts them creating higher harmonic frequencies which fall into the auditory range of humans (I am interested how the sheep and birds perceive these sounds). The very high harmonics become so crowded they cease to have discrete frequencies but rather tend to beat together, creating second-order frequencies of lower pitch. the length of the wire a family of interacting segments, each with its own fundamental within the auditory range sing in the wind. There is a vocal-like quality of the wires vibrating in the wind containing the sound of numerous ‘voices’, each competing for harmonic dominance.

The method of fixing the contact mics is an art in itself with  no single best method. Rather, attunment and knowledge of wing and weather patterns in which different conditions require different methods, which are established by rre-visits and experimentation.

Caradon Hill Transmission Mast Cornwall UK

Hibernate are pleased to announce our latest release, Southern Points, from Greig Baird’s Moss Covered Technology project. Having previously released on Eilean and Fluid Audio, as well as under the alias Boomruin, Baird’s latest offering brings us a continuation of his organic atmospherics. 

Created during a very introspective period of his life, Southern Points is an intensely personal album, focusing on family and home life. Processed field recordings are mixed with an array of effects pedals and a Prophet 12 to create evocative textures and melodies. 

Imagery is also very important to the album with scenery experienced during a day out and photos playing a huge part in inspiring the writing and creation of the pieces. The cover image was taken close to Seatown, Dorset, one of the Southern Points referenced in the title.

Hibernate Records.

'After The Before When' - Southern Points - [Hibernate, 2019]

'After The Before When' - Southern Points - [Hibernate, 2019]

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