Subtle Ones

Subtle Ones (Foam and Sand Remix)

Connect ➜ https://linktr.ee/themaenads
Connect ➜ https://linktr.ee/bathurst_music

Orpheus

Dazed (Foam And Sand Remix)

Sangro River

Three Spheres Remixes represents the final chapter in the Three Sphere’s series. As with his previous album releases, Kodomo hands over the keys to exceptional artists, who each add their own special magic to the tracks. Remixers this round include Felix Fleer, Michal Wolski, The Sight Below, Corey Fuller, Black Light Smoke, Kaeoflux, Micah Frank, and NRV.

Felix Fleer kicks things off with his post IDM remix of “Spinfoam”, taking the spastic drums from the original and tastefully blending them with a series of intricate and nuanced variations. The Kaeoflux remix for “Heat Death” begins with a cinematic burst, before leading you down a path of sublime beats slowly flowing along effortlessly. The track concludes by melting back into the abyss from which it began. Corey Fuller strips “Invisible Lines” down to a few piano chords and a hauntingly delicate vocal melody, further drawing out the classical nature of this piece. The Sight Below slows things down with his take on “Pink Clouds” which feels hazy and heavy like a lost echo from the original. Michal Wolski launches you into a hypnotic storm with his remix for “A Meditation On Anxiety”, creating a swirling momentum of atmosphere and hard edged techno percussion. Black Light Smoke’s gritty house take on “Continuum” harkens back to the early days of The Orb, fusing vocal samples, an infectious bass line, and a foundational driving dance beat that is made for the club. Micah Frank takes a radical turn on “Invisible Lines”, playing super slow live drums over a bed of washed out guitars and dreamy synth pads and noises. The album’s final rework is from Foil Imprints newcomer NRV, who focuses solely on the ambient qualities of “Pink Clouds”, evoking the images of the fleeting colors in the summer sky’s horizon, bringing the the album to a stunning close.

Artist Bryan Graf created further variations from the Three Spheres cover art.

Three Spheres Remixes

Heat Death (Kaeoflux Remix)

Hawaiian Healing Meditation 21

Back in 2019 me and my wife were traveling through South East Asia (and eventually got ‘stuck’ in Australia because of the world famous pandemic but that’s another story) and I recorded a bamboo water tumbler (if that’s the correct word for it) in Pam Bok near Pai in Thailand. I always wanted to use the sound of the tumbler (and the small creek it was standing in) but couldn’t find the right spot for it. Now I finally found use for it in this little meditative sounding ambient song. The title is a (rough) translation of how the locals call this bamboo bridge ([Boon] Kho Ku Sui or Kho Ku So).

Bridge Of Merit

christoph kummerer - electronics
martin stepanek - electronics

recorded live at Rhiz, Vienna, 15.1.2008

gapless recording:
https://soundingfunctions.bandcamp.com/track/live-at-rhiz-1512008

get it!

burn those idle cycles - Live at Rhiz, 15.1.2008 p2

https://cooteen.bandcamp.com/track/awesomeknees

Awesome Knees

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.