Name: Tzekin & Ali - Dislocated Improv by newweirdaustralia
Duration: 8 min 32 s
Description: Compiled by 'transient ambient' group Worlds Only, featuring 24 tracks of post-genre experimentation with debut collaborations, one-off matchups, spin-offs, and rarities.

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Compiled by 'transient ambient' group Worlds Only, featuring 24 tracks of post-genre experimentation with debut collaborations, one-off matchups, spin-offs, and rarities.

Tzekin & Ali - Dislocated Improv

https://soundcloud.com/t_u_n_a

pictures projected
as they flicker through the leaves
an afterglow of spring
sets the soil in motion
–Julian Schäfer

Fairy-esque synths, digital strings and spectral atmospherics combine to lure you into tuna's “Object Permanence”, out via NYC's Altamira Records on June 14th, 2024. In the release, tuna, real name Julian Schäfer, evokes fractals that combine his glossy audio productions with the lushness of the boreal world.

Represented through a mixture of auditory synthesis and fantastical themes, “Object Permanence” ponders, and then objects to, the idea of immutability. The natural world serves as a metaphor for the concept. An appropriated painting of a shoreline on the EP's cover may seem like a representative moment of nature's beauty and order, but through evaporation, tides, human intervention, and the life and death of millions of organisms that live within, a seemingly static frame is actually representative of a continually changing environment.

The closing song, “Melt Like Water,” encapsulates this theme with a quote by a tribal community elder from Vanuatu in Werner Herzog’s 2016 documentary, "Into the Inferno." “Everything will melt, the stones, the trees, everything, like water.” In our crumbling world, how can one expect any permanence?

All tracks written by Julian Schäfer
Piano on "let's just rest on the floor and watch the dust settle" by Theresa Worm
Artwork by Alex van Dorp
Drawings by Melanie Nguyên Pietsch, Julian Schäfer
Mastered by Christoff Reidel (https://soundcloud.com/riedelchristoff)

tuna - ripple through

Kwiecień

Murrettumeri - Xaoç

Xicada

BB Void is the third album from Mori Mori (Gleb Pridbailo), releasing via Xpone on October 24th. Recorded during Mori’s relocation to Berlin in 2024, this album marks a shift toward reconfiguring the bedroom-pop genre. Drawing from influences of cloud rap and alternative guitar music, BB Void unfolds as a shadowy counterpart to pop — raw, muddy, yet emotionally rich and direct.

Unified under the concept of "void pop”, the EP thrives in its genre-bending approaches. Leeching off the quintessential ideas of pop, such as its approach to lyricism, track composition and the frequent genre-message of portraying an ideal, perfect, care-free world, BB Void takes these ideas, completely inverting and twisting them, creating a paranoiac doppelganger, which glares back at this perfect-side from a guttered void.

Recorded, produced and performed by Mori Mori
Album Cover by Mori Mori and Patrikei Model

BB Void

Love Winds (Intro)

Europa - Citylights (with Esben Weile Kjær)

Depression Chamber

Where ar U ?

Neither one genre nor another, New Weird Australia champions the artists who find refuge in the spaces between.  

Established in 2009, projects have included a long-running compilation series, podcasts and radio shows (FBi Radio, Resonance FM), live events and tours, and artist projects such as the Wood & Wire netlabel and New Editions limited-run series.

Get in touch about your music via info at newweirdaustralia.com.au.

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