Radio Mnemosyne

Långt under noll

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Not Knowing (Excerpt)

Taken from "Bright waters"
All copies are sold out, digital here:

https://slowtonecollages.bandcamp.com/album/bright-waters

released March 3, 2023 

Music by Rime Trails 
Artwork by C. Fredenslund 

Slow Tone Collages 2023 
STC 025

Rime Trails - Bright Waters

~ IIKKI 026 ~

music : øjeRum 
artwork : Irene Zottola
album : Langt Fra Jorden ("Lejos De La Tierra" for the book)
duration : 36.39 mn 
date : December 26th 2024

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Music by øjeRum 

Mastered by Taylor Deupree 
Artwork by Irene Zottola
Design by Sprflxgrfzm

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edition : 
• vinyl: limited to 250 copies / gold LP / hand numbered  / pantone / black inner 
• cd: limited to 150 CD / pantone 
• book: limited to 500 copies / hand numbered / hand stamped / cover embossed / gold hot stamping on the cover

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pre-order : December 06th, 2024 / official release : December 26th, 2024

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https://iikki.bandcamp.com/music
https://www.iikki-books.com/
https://www.instagram.com/iikki_laaps/
https://oejerum.bandcamp.com/
https://www.irenezottola.com/

øjeRum - Poppeltræet Med Syv Grene

Gaze

Originally, both of these long form tracks served as the basis for sound baths I performed for friends and families. I would hit play and then make some sounds in the physical space, focusing on objects in the environment (rustling the leaves on a bush, hitting a metal fence with a stick, clicking stones, etc). I always intended for these tracks to also be able to hold up on their own, so here we are.  

When is a song done? Don’t we just arbitrarily decide when to call it? I like the idea of this only being part of the “song”, and that the “song” is always changing. After each performance I added little pieces of the fresh live sounds into the pre-recorded mix. There will likely be more performances, so the tracks will change further. This is just where they are now. And I like that.

As I worked on these tracks over the last few years, the theme of impermanence became more clear to me. My father was lying on the grass in my parent’s yard for the first performance. That was in 2020, during the pandemic. Recently, my father passed away, so I’m dedicating these songs to him. He was a landscape architect, and I always loved how that sounded, and I always loved him.

Performed, recorded, and mixed by nat hawks between 2020-2024.

Dedicated to dad.

- padna


padna - vol.1 (sample)

Beautiful new age music from UK's Astralla recorded in 2025
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© 2025 Aeon Records
℗ 2025 Ditto Music LTD


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Calm

repressing.

From the 1996 album '(Ch-Vox)' reissued on Warp in 2021. 
Purchase 'Rupt & Flex' now; a reissued collection of LPs and EPs spanning 1994-'96 + formerly unreleased archive tracks. Available now on Warp Records. Purchase here: seefeel.warp.net/94-96-reissues

(CH-Vox)

Exclusive track taken from the upcoming album 'Landmarks' released through Constellation Tatsu...

Collaborating for the first time, Will Long and John Daniel combine their methods using tape machines, loops, and computers to score a reimagining of Peter Weir's film and Paul Theroux's novel "The Mosquito Coast". Sourcing inspiration from a view of the film and book as a historical pendulum, the musicians found that these reinterpretations left them nostalgic for a different time, something that's only partly imagined, and without the defined predictions about the life cycles of mass culture based on our limited understanding of current events.

Celer is the solo project of Will Long, an American musician, writer, and photographer living in Tokyo, Japan.

Forest Management is John Daniel, an American musician currently living and working in Chicago, Illinois.

Release Date: 02/05/18

www.ctatsu.bandcamp.com

Not Knowing (Excerpt)

Nicholas Szczepanik