This episode celebrates monome's 10 year anniversary by exploring the work of Sean Hellfritsch (http://seanhellfritsch.com). Sean is an accomplished musician and filmmaker (http://encyclopediapictura.com), having recently released 'Some Sort of Wave Portal' on Leaving Records as Cool Maritime. He is as warm as the California sun.

Much of the featured music is from Sean's 2012 self-released 'Tea Time Travel'.

Lovingly crafted tapes of both works can be purchased here:
https://coolmaritime.bandcamp.com/album/tea-time-travel
https://leavingrecords.bandcamp.com/album/some-sort-of-wave-portal

Sean Hellfritsch (Cool Maritime): SOUND + PROCESS #2

Face [Glimpse] (with Oren Ambarchi & James Rushford)

Hi I made this song to thank people for being cool = )

Metafloor

Live excerpt @Festival Baignade Interdite

SCscraper.py

https://schematicmusiccompany.bandcamp.com/track/hrmmm

Wake - Hrmmm

puigent-pp

Released last year under the name Inugami, "Live at Gemini Lake," is a captivating EP of transcendental ambient bliss. Now under the name furla, this EP will be released on a limited edition cassette run of 25.

Each song plays like a short moment. The listener can recall a variety of influences from Boards of Canada, Oneohtrix Point Never's early work, as well as Tim Hecker.

The tracks coalesce into moments of sparseness and beauty, recalling a lost moment staring outside at a mountain or walking alone in a forest.

Buy cassette here--
https://forgotimprint.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-gemini-lake

Live at Gemini Lake

BUY CASSETTE HERE

Furla (Inugami)- Memory Loss (Slow)

convexConcave

release on 20 November 2020 : https://bit.ly/39esOQP
@made_vacuum

Introducing morosphinx, a squeaky trio from Brussels. Recorded in Vilvoorde, on the outskirts of the Belgian capital, this album probes impressions of relative distances within a sound space. morosphinx projects us into a musical context that is both strange and familiar, where sounds blend together and define their own landmarks.

morosphinx - B2

Love U Darling

Sound + Process deconstructs new electronic and experimental works through conversations with their composers. These artists all belong to the online community lines (http://llllllll.co). Hosted and produced by Dan Derks.