This EP explores the tension between being "lost" and being "free." Just as the astronaut drifts farther from the structured paths of orbit, they come to realise that breaking free of the machine means breaking free of expectations, of constraints, and maybe even of themselves. It's a story of isolation that leads to self-discovery, chaos that breeds clarity, and fear that transforms into wonder.
"Error //Orbit" is an exploration of life’s paradoxes—how being untethered can be terrifying but liberating, how errors can guide us to truth, and how losing your orbit might just let you discover a universe within.

Lost, Yet Free

練習 01

Ethereal ambient soundscapes for your pleasure, relax, chillout and enjoy.

ETHEREAL - FAREWELL AND SORROW

We release Phil Strucks album NNO on February 23.

Phil is a experimental recording artist, who also works as a photographer, documenting the contemporary, experimental electronic music scene and life around it. His music is based on sampling from odd sound sources, random data streams and the usage of microphones and various synthesizer. Phil ennobles the trivial, honors the silence and creates an experimental collection of raw textural ambiance. It could’ve been a matter of trompe-l’oeil, a mere juxtaposition of audio signs to mimic functionality, but there’s a much more vibrant and fluid quality to his mind-expanding pieces. He is living in Hamburg, Germany.

Text: Baptiste Girou (Inverted Audio)

Phil Struck - Brook

Recorded in the hollow body of Deutzer Bridge, Koln, for brass ensemble, electronics, 8-channel sound. For Bruckenmusik 2018. Listen on good speakers.

Acoustic Shadows - brass (Excerpt)

by @pamela_andhersons

soft space
slow fade
hidden place (Bjork cover) ft. secret artist (collab as ice cream)
something sweet

Pamela_ and her sons – Fluid By Grace

Extended arrangement of loops made for Dougherty Island at www.andrewpekler.com/phantom-islands

Dougherty Island - 120º W, 59º S
Captain Dougherty of the English whaling ship James Stewart, discovers the island in 1841 and describes it as 5–6 miles long with a high bluff to the northeast and a valley in the middle covered in snow. Dougherty's discovery is confirmed by English captains in 1859, and 1891. Sailing through the area during Shackleton's Antarctic expedition of 1908–1909, Captain Davis, Chief Officer of the Nimrod suggests that fog banks or icebergs had deceived Dougherty and his successors. Nonetheless, a license granting “exclusive rights to occupy the island for the purposes of removing guano and other fertilising substances” is issued to the Norwegian whaler HJ Bull by the British Government in 1913. 

First appearance: 
1892 British Admiralty Chart of the South Pacific

Last appearance: 
1910 Royal Geographic Society Chart of the voyage of the Nimrod

Dougherty Island

Greg Fox - From The Cessation Of What

From Contact.
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Dougherty Island

Andrew Pekler