A fluid journey through movement and stillness, where each step traces invisible paths and each echo glides effortlessly. Agility meets grace in a delicate balance: shapes shift, light curves, and rhythm carries the spirit forward with silent, unwavering energy.

Wandering Choir

Hi. This is my album with songs that I made. My name is the Unknown. 

What Happened To My Eyes

Be Still

Flammende Herzen

Karussel

Taken from 'Fools - Fools' Harp Vol. 1' (MFM047)
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Fools' Harp Vol. 1

A3. Fools - Aeg Old (4:49)

This is the first track from my new release "iso". It's available on Patreon. Feel free to join me there.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/new-release-iso-36667440

Iso I

When the covid-19 pandemic started, in a mixture of distress and concern, it was hard to block out the imagination and its ability to dream up how far things could go. In what feels like a lost tape from a field trip in nuclear fallen-out land, Malvern Brume paints a world seemingly abated. Occasional muffled dictaphone note-taking punctuates caustic interruptions, cryptic utterances, the hollow chime of steel panelling, the movement of 'something' under the gravelly surface. When the journey comes to an end, a crescendo of static noise comes to fore and we hear the splash of water, it becomes apparent that wherever we are is fairly similar to where we are right now.

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All sounds recorded in London between April and March 2020 during lockdown. Made using various instruments, devices, field recordings and objects including; a synthesiser, modified violin and penny whistle, balloons, tape recorders, bird whistles, bells, a sampler, gardening tools, E3 dawn chorus and other materials found around the house. Both poems were written in response to walks through Victoria park during lockdown.

All music recorded, mixed & mastered by Malvern Brume.

Cover design by Oliver Barrett.

TR001 - Malvern Brume "Gaps in persistent hiss" [sample]

For our 25th release, we'll be revisiting the work of singular Japanese musician Minoru ‘Hoodoo’ Fushimi. In 1983, a young Minoru was working from his home studio in Japan’s Kanagawa prefecture and determined his first release would be an ode to Japan’s musical heritage. Minoru had noticed the younger generation become increasingly disillusioned with traditional Enka songs and decided to breathe new life into the sentimental ballads of old. The multi-talented artist laid down the beat using a TR-606 and played all the additional instruments himself. 

The resulting tracks are two mutations from the energetic style of the originals into much darker and abstract versions, albeit managing to maintain the passion and spirit of the Enka genre. Minoru utilised a number of vocal distortions to honour the original vibrato singing style, executing the tracks in a way that was more of a mesh between early punk squelching of the late 70’s and Troutman’s funk-fuelled voice-box of the early 80’s. In true Minoru style, his vision overshadowed the accessibility and ironically the tracks fell short of their appeal to the younger generation he was aiming to inspire, yet resulted in two timeless renditions.

Minoru Fushimi - Hone Made Aishite (Love Me To The Bone)

Ballad 5

Fly Pan Am
"Mirror Cracks Seeking Interiority"

Corona Borealis Longplay Singles Series
https://flypanam.bandcamp.com/track/mirror-cracks-seeking-interiority
100% of revenue goes directly to the artist

With an experimental film by Charline Dally
https://vimeo.com/473457083

cstrecords.com/coronaborealis

Corona Borealis Singles Series
Corona Borealis Singles Series
Corona Borealis Singles Series

Fly Pan Am • "Mirror Cracks Seeking Interiority"

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Amsterdam based record label releasing visionary electronic music from both past and present.

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