Psychedelic with electronics, math rock, weird Germans, etc

Spacerock #1 (inc. postrock, krautrock, etc.)

Ninety-nine Seems Fine

track one from the 2016 album "shipwrecked". out on sulatron records. vinyl LP sold out. CD still available.
all music by sula bassana/dave schmidt.
mastered by eroc.
cover painting by frank lewecke.
CD:
www.sulatron.com/xoshop/lng/en/cds/sula-bassana-shipwrecked-cd.html

Moonbase Alpha Alpha

artist: Fred und Luna
album: Im Klanggarten

Out now on BIGAMO
Vinyl available at Muting The Noise:
https://www.mutingthenoise.com/music/im-klanggarten

Im Klanggarten

Fred und Luna - Minisong (Bigamo 1)

Lie in Light

Available now at geographic-north.com

Dearborn sweethearts and godparents of guitar-based drift open the second half of Geographic North’s You Can’t Hide Your Love Forever 7” series with two testaments to the duo’s intangible, unparalleled magic. The two pieces here serve as a distillation of Windy & Carl's ethereal compositions and a fitting companion to We Will Always Be, recently released via Kranky. 

The North-side reveals a peek into the duo's influences with their take on Dwight Yoakam’s “A Thousand Miles from Nowhere” delivering heartbreak as expansive as "Antarctica" (part of Darla's Bliss Out series) paired with Vini Reilly-channeled guitar work. Windy's icey vocals compliment the tune's distant narrative, while Carl's tones warmly recall Slowdive’s Souvlaki and Flying Saucer Attack’s Further.

The South-side’s “Geographic” offers classic Windy & Carl in distorted waves of warm feedback shimmering against icy trails of slow-burning embers. Glacial and haunting, the duo once again deliver staggering beauty in timeless fashion, with meditative drones that go on for days.

Limited to 300 copies on clear blue vinyl. Two alternate covers. Letter-pressed insert.

www.Geographic-North.com

Ninety-nine Seems Fine

Moth Effect