out 11/11 on Spirit Goth Records
https://orchid-mantis.bandcamp.com/album/how-long-will-it-take

How Long Will It Take

CASTLEBEAT 'Stereo' album released on Spirit Goth Records [SG71]

Stream
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Stereo

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Potion

I'm unveiling a new ambient piece, now with a visual accompaniment!

see - https://youtu.be/7uYkuER2qPI

For the curious, yes – it features a few modules, with many analogs overall.
The video is the fruit of long hours of preparation, clips recording, etc.  
I warmly invite you to like, dislike, or perhaps share your thoughts:)  
Warm regards!

Evening Drift

Waves wear the faces I used to wear
Parrots repeating the salt in the air
[every echo is dressed in another name]

The parrot drops a single plume
Eyes fix on its fall, breath held in gloom
[while he sheds the rest in a fever of light]
He slips the cage in moon’s embrace
Buggy in tow, no Jonah to chase

Golden Gage Exit feat. SIENOT

Tides of the Beyond is a ceremonial ambient journey crafted for deep inner exploration, guided by the soothing elements of the ocean. Inspired by the sensations of lying on warm sand, hearing distant seagulls, feeling the sea breeze on your skin, and dissolving into the rhythm of the waves, this album is designed for truffle journeys and expanded states of consciousness.

With layered soundscapes, nature textures, subtle trance elements, and ethereal female vocals, each track invites you to surrender, drift, and return transformed. A musical odyssey between shore and soul where boundaries blur and the tide takes you beyond.

Created for psychedelic ceremonies, meditative dance, and lying fully immersed in nature’s embrace.
Best experienced with headphones, eyes closed, and heart open.

Beyond the Tide

for track & field's summer compilation vol. 2

it was gone

Distance

Newcastle dream pop outfit Seeing Hands have announced the upcoming release of their debut single ‘I Knew You’. Recorded in their hometown, the track is the first in a series of releases planned over the next twelve months and sparks immediate comparisons to the likes of The War On Drugs and Wild Nothing.

Comprising of Kev Curran (vocals, guitar), Nick Hodgson (lead guitar), Jon Varty (bass) and Liam Guillan (drums), the quartet’s jangly guitars and dreamy vocals have already earned them airplay on Radio X and their profile is sure to be enhanced further following this first single release.

Produced by Jack Boyle and John Elliott (Loft Studios, Newcastle), Seeing Hands’ ‘I Knew You’ is released on 5th August and will be available to purchase on iTunes and Spotify.

Artwork by Mark Buchanan.

Video now on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqLOkuO3iF8

I Knew You

Sanctuary

Chain Wallet is the sound of dreamy mythologies presented in widescreen, while simultaneously nodding back to an era where everything was in four-by-three. Picking up where the hazy, melancholic and undeniably catchy debut left off, the band now returns with a lusher – and at the same time, more eerie – sound.

While Chain Wallet’s first album was dreamed up in their rainy hometown of Bergen, the sophomore effort No Ritual found them emerging to a small cabin on a remote beach in the southwest of Norway. Here, among surfers – and while walking the beaches – they found out what kind of album they were going to make. 

While you still can catch a glimpse of Mary Chain here or Johnny Marr there, Chain Wallet are really establishing their own musical identity with No Ritual. Playing an important part in expanding the band’s sound on this record is Chiara Cavallari of the psychedelic shoegaze band FOAMMM. The guys say: “We had been wanting to collaborate with Chiara for a long time, and her ethereal presence is fortunately scattered all over the album.”

Both of Chain Wallet’s albums have followed loose and murky storylines about a conflicted protagonist. Where the first album revolved around themes like unresolved ambition and attempts of letting go of the past, No Ritual finds our anti-hero in state of spiritual limbo, while reaching out and trying to establish new symbolic meanings. The album is a post-apocalyptic dive into the mythical life of the millennial mind.

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Chain Wallet - No Ritual

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