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Подстанция Варандей - Сириус 6Б

CD - SOFT REC https://softrecords.bandcamp.com/album/different-streams

TAPE - GRAINS OF SAND RECORDS http://wearegrainsofsand.com/product/eus-postdrome-saaad-different-streams-tape

Out Feb 23 
(both physical edition include 3 digital bonus tracks) 


EUS, Postdrome & Saåad - The Only Path

CD - SOFT REC softrecords.bandcamp.com/album/different-streams

TAPE - GRAINS OF SAND RECORDS http://wearegrainsofsand.com/product/eus-postdrome-saaad-different-streams-tape

Out Feb 23 

EUS, Postdrome & Saåad - Dervish Dealer

From Delayed Summer / PRE-ORDER limited tape ed <a href="http://blwbck.tumblr.com/post/13788276952" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://blwbck.tumblr.com/post/13788276952</a>
music by Romain Barbot &amp; Tony Llados

Life seems to happen always at present time. We move on across the years challenged by the next day, living by the hour. Sometimes, we go back to places in our memory that resemble past remembrances, important moments or just the illusion of important moments, spotlight in our mind. Youth is one of such spotlights, it is a milestone on our development as individuals, accumulating experiences, failures and successes. 
Looking back at these memories we add phantasy to such moments. Sometimes because they are blurred in our memory and we don’t know exactly how they occurred. Other times we don’t need them to be truthful but more like a mirror to our needs. Delayed Summer is like one of these novels written on the subject of youth past memories.
Coming back to the house where he grew up Romain Barbot felt the urgency of recreating is memories, smells, images, souvenirs of a long gone period. Delayed Summer is born from this impulse, and much like an urge it was automatically pursued in the shape of jam sessions with a couple of friends and minimal resources. 
Delayed Summer is trespassed with an energy filtered by years that passed by. Among the instruments, the guitar can be heard more loudly, reflecting the electricity that is youth. Using a couple of webcam microphones to capture this instants a lo-fi characteristic is achieved, that suggests the blurring of memories that exist in Romain Barbot’s mind. 

- Leonardo Rosado

Missing Parts (jam VI)

<p>From Delayed Summer / PRE-ORDER limited tape ed <a href="http://blwbck.tumblr.com/post/13788276952" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://blwbck.tumblr.com/post/13788276952</a>
music by Romain Barbot &amp; Tony Llados
<p>Life seems to happen always at present time. We move on across the years challenged by the next day, living by the hour. Sometimes, we go back to places in our memory that resemble past remembrances, important moments or just the illusion of important moments, spotlight in our mind. Youth is one of such spotlights, it is a milestone on our development as individuals, accumulating experiences, failures and successes.
Looking back at these memories we add phantasy to such moments. Sometimes because they are blurred in our memory and we don’t know exactly how they occurred. Other times we don’t need them to be truthful but more like a mirror to our needs. Delayed Summer is like one of these novels written on the subject of youth past memories.
Coming back to the house where he grew up Romain Barbot felt the urgency of recreating is memories, smells, images, souvenirs of a long gone period. Delayed Summer is born from this impulse, and much like an urge it was automatically pursued in the shape of jam sessions with a couple of friends and minimal resources.
Delayed Summer is trespassed with an energy filtered by years that passed by. Among the instruments, the guitar can be heard more loudly, reflecting the electricity that is youth. Using a couple of webcam microphones to capture this instants a lo-fi characteristic is achieved, that suggests the blurring of memories that exist in Romain Barbot’s mind. 
<p>- Leonardo Rosado


Pole (jam XIV)

BLWBCK011 | Saåad | Delayed Summer (dec 2011)
Digital | Release date : 21th dec 2011

- SOLD OUT -
Limited tape ed. of 44 copies C30 [26:44] coming in a blue case + 16 pages booklet  

“Life seems to happen always at present time. We move on across the years challenged by the next day, living by the hour. Sometimes, we go back to places in our memory that resemble past remembrances, important moments or just the illusion of important moments, spotlight in our mind. Youth is one of such spotlights, it is a milestone on our development as individuals, accumulating experiences, failures and successes.
Looking back at these memories we add phantasy to such moments. Sometimes because they are blurred in our memory and we don’t know exactly how they occurred. Other times we don’t need them to be truthful but more like a mirror to our needs. Delayed Summer is like one of these novels written on the subject of youth past memories.
Coming back to the house where he grew up Romain Barbot felt the urgency of recreating is memories, smells, images, souvenirs of a long gone period. Delayed Summer is born from this impulse, and much like an urge it was automatically pursued in the shape of jam sessions with a couple of friends and minimal resources. 
Delayed Summer is trespassed with an energy filtered by years that passed by. Among the instruments, the guitar can be heard more loudly, reflecting the electricity that is youth. Using a couple of webcam microphones to capture this instants a lo-fi characteristic is achieved, that suggests the blurring of memories that exist in Romain Barbot’s mind.”

- Leonardo Rosado

http://blwbck.tumblr.com/#13788276952

Can Feel You (jam III)

from album:

Lunar Abyss vs Lunar Abyss – "Teni"

BioSonar^Labirint – 020/2011

CDr, Limited Edition

ulitka

Snowbound

From September to December 2011, EUS (Costa Rica), Postdrome (UK) & Saåad (France) came together to explore their shared visions of drone and ambient music. The result is Sustained Layers, a 44 min introspective work formed by carefully assembled layers of drones, field recordings and blurred melodies. This collaboration was made possible by the constant experimentation and improvisation that took place throughout recordings, and distance becomes a key part of the record as the time zones separating the artists shaped the progression of the album entirely.
credits
released 28 May 2012
music written & recorded by
EUS – Jose Acuña
Postdrome – Charlie Floyd
Saåad – Romain Barbot & Greg Buffier

recorded in Toulouse (France), Oxford (UK) & San José (Costa Rica)
from September to December 2011
additional vocals on 'Dawn' by Molly Ann Donahue (Metal Alvin)
recorded in November 2011 – New York (US)
mixed by Nico Guevara at Eleventy Studio in Costa Rica during March 2012,
mastered by Gregory Hoepffner in Paris during April 2012
artwork by Romain Barbot 