P/A 2024

All music by: In Atlas

(07.32 - 13.40: co-production: Alexander Salomonsen)

in her hands are pomegranates

05 Be Better

Limerence

Thought There Would Be More

Alto Aria - Thought There Would Be More

Cociage

The Harvest

Flimrende

Legomaskine (feat. Maria Dybbroe)

L'amour Toujours by Gigi D'agostino on organ
♡
I still believe in your eyes
I just don't care what you have done in your life
Baby, I'll always be here by your side
Don't leave me waiting too long,
Please come by
♡
I'll fly with you, I'll fly with you,
I'll fly with you

https://doctororgan.bandcamp.com/track/lamour-toujours

Love song for a prayer

Afterlife

I Hate Everything

‘Suntub’ is the second full length album from ML Buch, a double record of 15 pieces by the Danish composer and producer, entering further into the realm of electric guitars and layered vocals along with exploring new instrumental expressions.

With an offset in open tunings on a 7-string Stratocaster, slide and fretless tablet guitars and deep-sampled virtual guitars, the album draws up narratives and locations in a distant time. Props like puddles, well buckets, bone barrels and flesh rags live in these scenes, suspended in air, drifting about, climbing stairs and ladders, all given life through guitar sensibilities and visceral vocals.

Music composed, produced and performed by ML Buch
Mix by ML Buch
Master by Amir Shoat
Lacquer cut by Hari Kishore / Kommunal Dubplate Service
Press photo by Ani Liv Kampe, Agnete Hannibal Petri and ML Buch
Artwork by ML Buch
Vocals recorded in cars along the Danish coast line
Guitars recorded in various houses and waterfront storage spaces
Reamped through a Peugeot SUV and in Kalundborg swimming pool, sauna, changing room

Flames shards goo

'Do you wanna'

2nd single from forthcoming album 'Great Doubt' out on Escho Jan 26, 2024

Listen here:
astridsonne.lnk.to/you

Preorder vinyl:
www.escho.net/shop/esc192-astrid…eat-doubt-preorder
astridsonne.bandcamp.com/album/great-doubt

Do You Wanna

Green World

Chimera (butterfly)

Welcome To The Death Rave

The Destroyer (Electric Utilities version)

VMO (Violent Magic Orchestra) - The Destroyer (Electric Utilities version)

BANSHEE

Fabulous Soundtracks

Walking In The Park At Night

Lucha Libre

Drum Jump

Isa Ryong

Chubby heart

Here's Spellcaster with a a musical dramatization of the iconic questioning by “the committee for unamerican activities” (american government) of Bertolt Brecht, 1947. At once a hilarious and terrifying document of fascist prosecution of communist and revolutionary artists, still painfully relevant today. Hear american government officials recite Brechts poems (!!) and be inspired by Brechts slyness in answering to fascist questioning.

https://www.instagram.com/_spellcaster_x/

P/A 2024

passiveaggressive