http://www.atomnation.net/ATM014-Koett-Golden-Peak

Lost Time

Koett - Lost Time

Vocals and Lyrics : @grkmhn
Picture : @irmakdv

Mooghead Dub ft. Görkem Han Jr.

download at http://www.muno.pl/news/munocudy-polskiej-muzyki-elektronicznej-2014-pobierz-free-download/

mescaline intro

After his “Roofs” album and the “All those Moments” EP, the dreaming spirit of Mooryc again traces tenderly the world of waves. With “Take 'em All”, he collects bittersweet vocals and strict drums on 4 new tracks, having the wind at his back with remixes from Micronaut and Sven Tasnadi. From another world the moon shimmers between hard and soft through the window. As if it perished and was resurrected, the sound stands with a lanky silhouette from another time. Good and bad with both colors he paints with his heart in the notes. Yet still sounding like a Japanese Jurori without the makeup he gathers simultaneously an excitement for the forthcoming album with Douglas Greed as „EATING SNOW“. Mooryc makes what only the few can master, and that is the combination of soft and hard.

1. Be My Ghost 
Like the Beauty and the Beast circling in the title track, the swinging song of the marching drummer. Between discipline and fleeting belief there takes shape a song as real as life itself, always both, never alone. 

2. Myself
Along with forest light rays and on the back of a two meter high 12ender, Mooryc speaks of himself, his legends, and the sonics flavor the presentation.

3. Turn It Off
Without vocals but with muscle power, Mooryc spins spitefully and slides the bass right on time ever forward, focussed and autonomously purposeful, the track spans the arch in the other corner of the EP. 

4. Take 'em All 
“Take em all” gets right to the center, a closing time ballad with an impressive feeling of happiness. Not back and forth, just melancholy and release.

 5. Myself (Micronaut Remix)
The Micronaut takes over the reins and expands the lonely stories of the forest lights into an endlessness of circling bows. 

6. Myself (Sven Tasnadi Remix) 
The light goes out, the 12ender turns into a disco ball and Sven Tasnadi makes from “Myself” a driving rapture where whipping arms melt into wings. 

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Nach seinem „Roofs“ Album und der „All those Moments“ EP nähert sich der verträumte Geist von Mooryc erneut zärtlich den Wellenwelten. Mit "Take 'em All", versammelt er bittersüßen Gesang und strenge Drums auf 4 neuen Tracks, inklusive Rückenwind und Remixes von Micronaut und Sven Tasnadi. Aus einer anderen Welt schimmert dabei der Mond abwechselnd zwischen hart und weich durchs Fenster, wie gestorben und wiedergeboren entsteht Sound mit gelenkigen Silhouetten aus einer vergangen Zeit. Gut und Böse, mit beiden Farben malt die eine Hälfte von Eating Snow sein Herz in die Noten, klingt dabei wie ein japanisches Joruri ohne Schminke und steigert gleichzeitig die Vorfreude auf das im Herbst erscheinende Album mit Douglas Greed. Mooryc schafft was nur wenige können und meistern, die Kombination aus Stark und Soft.

1. Be My Ghost
Wie die Schöne und das Biest umkreist im Titeltrack der schwebende Gesang die marschierenden Trommler, zwischen Disziplin und Geisterglaube entsteht ein Song, so echt wie das Leben selbst, immer Beides, nie nur Eins.

2. Myself
Die Waldlichtung erstrahlt und auf dem Rücken eines zwei Meter hohen 12enders erzählt Mooryc von sich, seinen Legenden und der Schall speist die Vorstellung.

3. Turn It Off
Ohne Gesang aber mit Muskeldruck, dreht Mooryc nicht aus sondern auf und schiebt den Bass im Takt nach vorn, fokussiert und autonom spannt der Track den Bogen in die andere Ecke der EP.

4. Take 'em All
„Take em all“ zieht in der Mitte das Fazit, eine Endzeitballade mit einem bedrückendem Gefühl des Glücks. Kein vor und zurück, nur Melancholie und Erlösung.

5. Myself (Micronaut Remix)
Der Micronaut übernimmt die Zügel und erweitert die einsamen Geschichten von der Waldlichtung um die Unendlichkeit der kreisenden Schleifen.

6. Myself (Sven Tasnadi Remix)
Das Licht geht aus, der 12ender wird zur Diskokugel und Sven Tasnadi macht aus „Myself“ einen treibendenden Freudentaumel und wippende Arme verschmelzen zu Flügeln.

Take 'em All

Be My Ghost

Mooryc - Be My Ghost (FREE DOWNLOAD)

The Storm

this song was made for the http://www.icebergsongs.com/ project
to raise awareness for global warming. it`s made with sounds of melting icebergs, a prepared piano and a violin.

written by savannah jo lack and robot koch

Robot Koch and Savannah Jo Lack - Siku

Pre-order 'Two Trains' on LP/CD/DL: phonofile.link/two-trains

Introducing Icelandic composer and singer Högni, better known as the front man of indie rock band Hjaltalín and previous member of electronic group GusGus, as the newest addition to Erased Tapes with his solo debut album Two Trains – available worldwide on October 20th 2017.

Amidst destruction on the mainland, the two locomotives Minør and Pionér transported wagons full of rock and gravel to the Icelandic seaside during the construction of the Reykjavík harbour in 1913-1917. The two metallic giants ushered in a new age in Iceland. However, soon after construction ceased the two trains were parked and have never driven since. Now they only serve to remind us of the grandeur of a bygone future. They are the only trains ever to have graced the Icelandic landscape.

The music in Two Trains embraces the spirit of the original European avant-garde and invokes these concepts in its chugging rhythms, metallic clangs and brooding choral arrangements (men's choruses are a distinctly Icelandic phenomena related to the national/romantic politics of the 19th and 20th century) while the lyrics speak of ominous clouds on the war-ridden eastern horizon and freight cars filled with gravel and dreams.

Words from Högni, July 2017:

“The music on Two Trains is a blue-print of a period in my life where I collided with my own self, and at that point I felt the indifference between the personal and the universal, the absolute consciousness of life’s unconsciousness. Perhaps it’s a feeling that cannot be conveyed, like watercolours that just seem to wash off into the sea. But also a flashing mirage that you can enjoy before you arrive at your last destination."

As time went on, the two trains also began to bear a psychological implication to Högni and came to represent the different incarnations of his persona during a difficult period in his life. As a society we are also quite often faced with a fork in the road and a decision to make, and most importantly the acceptance of one’s self.

Today, the real Minør and Pionér are unemployed, mere relics. Minør is on display near the Reykjavík waterfront and Pionér is parked in an outdoor museum on a hill. But for Högni, with this release, the two trains have ushered in a new chapter in his own life.

The cover art incorporates a distorted portrait photograph taken by Anna Maggy with the help of Sigurður Oddsson’s art direction, using projected features to reflect the idea of duality.

TRACK LISTING

1. Andaðu 
2. Shed Your Skin
3. Komdu með 
4. Crash
5. Dragðu mig 
6. Óveðursský
7. Break Up 
8. Moon Pitcher
9. Parallel 
10. Enn næða orð

WEBSITE: www.hogni.net

Högni - Crash

Tiny Ruins - Adelphi Apartments

KAREV YOM

Balearic/Electronic/indie dance track by Nikonn
listen/buy here:  https://bit.ly/3csEmO2

Big Sun

A little cover of La Ritournelle by Sebastien Tellier with the Electric Grand from XLN Addictive Keys. 

Sebastien Tellier - La Ritournelle - Cover

Robot Koch
www.robotsdontsleep.com
contact@treesandcyborgs.com

Robot Koch is an award-winning composer, producer, and sonic innovator whose work exists at the intersection of sound, art, and immersive technology. With a deep curiosity about the connection between music, science, and consciousness, he creates cinematic soundscapes that transcend traditional genres, blending electronic, ambient, and modern classical elements into deeply evocative experiences.

With a discography spanning multiple albums and over 100 million streams, Koch's music has been featured in films, TV series, and immersive audiovisual experiences that captivate audiences worldwide. His live performances, known for their multi-sensory depth, have sold out venues across the globe.

A recipient of multiple international awards, including "Best Immersive Experience" at the DTLA Film Festival, Koch has collaborated with renowned artists such as Grammy-nominated conductor Kristjan Järvi, as well as Max Richter, Christian Löffler, and Anoushka Shankar.

Constantly exploring the transformative power of sound, Koch’s work pushes the boundaries of music as a tool for healing, connection, and expanded awareness—bridging art, technology, and human emotion in profound and unexpected ways.