From the forthcoming album 'Red Tide Opal In The Loose End Womb' out May 5th on Howling Owl Records. www.oliver-wilde.com

Pre-order special editions here www.howlingowlrecords.bigcartel.com

On This Morning

To celebrate the release MarK Peters new EP on Sonic Cathedral  *MAGIC HOUR *

Mark dropped this sublime and surprising journey guest mix into the Sonic Treasure HQ

A real pleasure to have him on board the show

https://mark-peters.bandcamp.com

Mark Peters - Brother Joseph’s Sonic Treasure Mix 
Spiritualized - DJ Puretones ‘F’ (edit) Hypnotone - Dream Beam Unloved - Guilty of Love (Andrew Weatherall's Guilty of Dub) Spiritualized - DJ Puretones ‘F’ (edit) The Orb - Pomme Fritz (Meat 'N Veg) Sobrenadar - Noordzee (Gwenno Remix) Spiritualized DJ puretones ‘D' (edit, pitched to C) The Sabres Of Paradise - Smokebelch II (Beatless Mix) Spiritualized DJ puretones ‘D’ (edit pitched to C) Fluke - Eko Soon (Ricardo Tobar remix) Fourtet - Morning (edit) Spiritualized DJ puretones ‘B♭’ Thomas Fehlman - Little Big Horn (liegend) Luke Slater - Seeing Sense Spiritualized DJ puretones ‘A’ Locust - No One In The World Thomas Fehlman - Schwerelos Synkro - letting go (d-bridge remix) Sinead O' Connor - Trouble Of The World (acapella) / Spiritualized - DJ Puretones ‘F’ (edit) / Mark Hollis interview segment 1998

Mark Peters - Brother Joseph's Sonic Treasures Mix

Remix of Cheval Sombre's 'Couldn't Do' by Justin Robertson. Appears on the 'Madder Love' EP, alongside remixes and reworkings of tracks from 'Mad Love' by The Time And Space Machine, Tom Furse (The Horrors) and Cheval Sombre himself. Released via Sonic Cathedral on digital and limited-edition 12".

Madder Love EP

Couldn't Do

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Cheval Sombre 'Couldn't Do' (Justin Robertson's Deadstock 33s Remix)

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Gulp 'The Way' (Cian Ciarán Remix)

1. Oliver Messiaen - Amen De La Création (Performed by Peter Serkin and Yuji Takahashi)
2. Pete Harris - Ranging Buffalo (The Buffalo Skinners)
3. Vincent Bell - Travelin' Guitar 
4. Annette Peacock - The Outness Queens Travelling Theme 
5. Harry Partch - The Lost Kid
6. Cindy Lee - Last Train's Come And Gone
7. Tod Dockstader - Traveling Music
8. Edward Hazelton - Poor Boy Traveling From Town To Town
9. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov - The West Sinks In The Pale Pink Distance (A. Tolstoy) Op. 39, No. 2
10. Bernard Herrmann - Ghost Town (From 'Desert Suite)
11. Two Gospel Keys - I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore
12. Doc Watson - Look Down That Lonesome Road
14. Daphne Oram - The Ocean
15. Lee Hazlewood - Trouble is a Lonesome Town
16. Bo Weavil Jackson - Heaven Is My View
17. Iannis Xenakis - La Légende D'Eer
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19. Hasil Adkins - My Home Town

track 18 is left intentionally blank

Traveling Music, a mix by Bradford Cox for Under the Influence #17

Recorded at Spitalfields, Independent Label Market (27th November 2016)

1. Inspiral Carpets - Commercial Reign
2. Pye Corner Audio - At The Heart Of Stasis
3. Maps - Primary Ritual
4. Adjowa - Red Leather
5. Ivor Slaney - Blood Leaking From The Upstairs Room
6. Cavern Of Anti-Matter - Blowing My Nose Under Close Observation
7. Fort Romeau - New Wave
8. The House In The Woods - Dark Lanterns
9. Arnaldo - Amber Green
10. Death In Vegas - Consequences Of Love
11. TVAM - We Like Fires
12. Lauer - Msndrstndng
13. Rival Consoles - Slow Song

Independent Label Market, Spitalfields (27 11 2016)

When it comes to record labels there are very few who can contest the continual relevance of Sonic Cathedral. Born and bred from the depths of obscure club nights they since evolved into one of the most engaging and individual record labels in the UK. Never one for hype or over exuberance they have steadily released music since 2006 and continue to move forwards. 

The latest project to emerge from the record label is a new club night called 'Ambience Chasers'. The evening will take place monthly in London and will focus on the more obscure elements amidst electronic music. Expect soundscapes, drone music and ambient bliss.

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Sonic Cathedral 'Ambience Chasers' : The 'Monday Is Okay' Mix

US/ROW: geographic-north.com/vinyl/lifetime-of-love
UK/EU: soniccathedral.co.uk/moondiagrams
Digital: geographicnorth.bandcamp.com/album/lifetime-of-love
Catalog #: GN41 & SCR125
Mastered by Heba Kadry at Timeless Mastering

'Lifetime of Love' is the debut album by Moon Diagrams, the solo recording project of Deerhunter co-founder and drummer Moses John Archuleta. Recorded in Georgia (Atlanta and Athens) and Manhattan (East Village) over a 10-year period, 'Lifetime of Love' finds Archuleta processing various stages of love, loss, and regeneration via forlorn outsider pop, minimal techno, and warm, weightless experimentation.
 
Archuleta follows sudden fits of inspiration or moments of chance, letting the unknown happen naturally while still confining himself to a specific set of boundaries. Samples were often taken from thrift store-sourced LPs, removed from their sleeves and chosen at random to find loops and textures. Elsewhere, Archuleta would anonymize digital songs and sound files, erasing track names, and re-recording new versions of the randomized mixes.

'Lifetime of Love' is the result of three extended fugue states, each marked by specific moments of catharsis. In 2007, between the release of Deerhunter’s breakout LP Cryptograms and 2008 LP Microcastle, Archuleta began his earliest solo experiments. The nascent exploration was enough to free himself and create sounds without inhibition. “Bodymaker” and “Nightmoves” are products of Archuleta’s earliest solo recordings, capturing his willingness to venture outside of the taut, mesmerizing drone rock of his main band. The chilling, ambient techno of “Nightmoves” perfectly foils and compliments the broodingly sullen but sincerely beautiful shuffle into the dark.
 
Between 2012 and 2015, Archuleta experienced a reset of sorts, including the collapse of his marriage (a 10-year long relationship), touring support for Ariel Pink and James Ferraro, and a rekindled interest in his solo material. He began actively cutting himself off from a number of personal relationships and experimented with various drugs to begin recording again. Locking himself in his practice space, Archuleta would use only the spare instruments he found laying around in recording sessions. This period yielded a disparate mix of sonic sketches, from eerily bucolic choir recordings (“Playground”), dusty art-pop (“Moon Diagrams”), and infectiously jubilant dance pop (“End of Heartache”).
 
For the final period, Archuleta found inspiration following an extended stint in Berlin, when he had flown out of the US on Christmas day, largely estranging himself from his friends and family. While holed up in the Michelberger Hotel, Archuleta fully intended to finish his debut LP. Instead, he remained in a state of relative isolation, haunting the hotel and taking in the city’s dark energy. After three weeks, Archuleta returned home in Atlanta, without having made much headway on the album. Feeling unproductive, depressed, and marred by jetlag, Archuleta resolved to finish the LP, working in a three-day fury of productivity that resulted in “Blue Ring,” “Ghost and the Host,” “Magic Killer,” and the final edits of 'Lifetime of Love.'
 
Subtly grandiose and quietly epic, the album explores a hopeful and curious beginning, a morose middle, and a bittersweet, optimistic end.

Moon Diagrams - End Of Heartache

Edited version of the first track taken from Dead Mellotron's new album 'Glitter', which is released via Sonic Cathedral Recordings on May 7, 2012.

Dead Mellotron 'Stranger'

Mun Sing wrecks 'End Waltz' by Spectres.

Get the 12” wax from the Sonic Cathedral stall at the Independent Label Market in LDN on Saturday May 12.

Buy online: https://wearespectres.bandcamp.com/

Spectres 'WTF' tracklisting:

1. Dissolve (Metrist Remix)
2. Welcoming The Flowers (WTF Version)
3. Neck (French Margot Remix)
4. End Waltz (Elvin Brandhi Remix)
5. Neck (Silver Waves Remix)
6. End Waltz (Mun Sing Remix)