The alien scenario was unfolding very dynamically, so the daring pilgrims decided to look into one quaint place where you can hide from the universal bustle, take a breath and enjoy the spatial modeling. By the way, it helps to recover after critical overloads through fine motor skills.
Welcome to the heavenly body "Orlan 19". Once it was assigned an ordinal number, and it got this name because of its ultra-low gravity. Obviously, this "dwarf" became an attraction and just a recreational area for many nomads. Its atmosphere is literally packed with thoughtfully hovering objects of various configurations. A kind of metaphysical equilibrium. Here it is customary to not only enjoy the abundance of entertainment, but also the thoughts about where the consciousness leads us in search of its home.
Deftly juggling patterns, the technologist grabbed an experimental sample labeled RTW1350, which, thanks to its composition and consistency, easily gives the appearance of a basketball.
Catch - the next throw is yours!

Written and produced by Subset (@subsetdubs)
Remix by Basicnoise (@basicnoise)
Artwork by Fold Media Collective (@foldmedia)
Write-up by A C O U S T I C S (@atroq)
Catalog number: SL24

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Subset – Pattern Juggler w/ Basicnoise remix [SL24]

The interactive comic takes place in ten thematic episodes (SL20–SL29), taking the form of an audio performance. The story recitation with musical accompaniment opens the first season of the sci-fi novel about the adventures of space travelers.

Various Artists – Season one

Spacelunch and his loyal friend Cat are thousands of light-years away from the galaxy they once thought was their own. Obsessed with the thirst for discoveries of the depths of extraterrestrial civilizations, they are wandering in search of unexplained phenomena from different worlds.

Looking back to their roots, space collectors want to get a different view of the origin of the universe. Although it was impossible to say exactly in what dimension their story began, all these journeys have made sense just now.

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Written and produced by Luss (@lussdub)
Remix by Upwellings (@up-4)
Artwork by Fold Media Collective
Write-up by A C O U S T I C S
Catalog number: SL20

Moments

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Luss – Journey (Upwellings remix) [snippet]

Is that real that the Solar System looks different from Saturn... Possibly the reason of distortion is light refraction in gravitational field. But why then we don't feel it? Are we really able to feel the moment's flow in space?
It's hardly possible that Cat could think about this kind of stuff during his tries in simple exercises for balancing without inherent grace. So, what is it? Elevation or just weightless...
One thing is for sure - the only gravitational pull between them is music that brought so far.

© A C O U S T I C S (@atroq)

Written and produced by Alexander Bogdanov (@bogdanovmusic)
Remix by Schulz Audio (@schulz_audio)
Artwork by Fold Media Collective
Catalog number: SL21

Elevation

Alexander Bogdanov – Elevation [snippet]

The long-standing dispute has still persisted, fueling the excessive interest in finding the artifact in the minds of avid friends. It's time to start exploring the sky and the blurry, bright streaks of constellations passing by.
Cat’s partner's habit of putting his feet up on the spaceship's dashboard has sometimes disturbed him, but it hasn't stopped him from briskly sorting through the options in their traditional “Last Letter” game, where words denoted instances of sound, time, and space, rather than the usual Earth cities.
A long journey is coming and it is unknown which form of matter will be encountered this time.

Written and produced by Kooscha (@kooscha)
Remixes by Altone, DP-6 (@deep-step @dp-6)
Artwork by Fold Media Collective (@foldmedia)
Write-up by A C O U S T I C S (@atroq)
Catalog number: SL22

Forma

Kooscha – Forma [snippet]

Due to the impact, the spaceship's landing struts dug into the hard surface, forming a dense dust cloud around them. They departed too far from their intended trajectory and made a forced hard landing. A critical dose of meteor fragments damaged one of the engines. It was necessary to fix the damage as soon as possible or to get an alternative type of fuel.

After looking around them, the space travelers began to move towards the mysterious craters almost by feel. Suddenly, the ground got out from under their feet. Due to poor visibility, the rush led to an expectable outcome. "Great, we're trapped!", - Cat looked at his companion from under his brows, insistently hinting at a clear explanation of what was happening.

– This is a Planet of Mineralization's Dubs, my friend.
– Hm...
– Its interior consists of metamorphic deposits formed by layers of two types of fossils: igneous and sedimentary.
– Mineralization's Dubs?!
– I don't know, what's bothering you?
– At least the fact that we are waist-deep in a swamp with an incomprehensible viscous substance!
– We'll get out, don't doubt it. There are still many mysteries to solve in the Universe. Just focus on these sound waves, can you hear them?

Written and produced by Upwellings (@up-4)
Remix by Alexander Bogdanov (@bogdanovmusic)
Artwork by Fold Media Collective (@foldmedia)
Write-up by A C O U S T I C S (@atroq)
Catalog number: SL23

Mineralization's Dubs

Upwellings – Igneous [snippet]

Pattern Juggler

Subset – The Alien Script (Basicnoise remix) [snippet]

Subset – The Alien Script [snippet]

Subset – Pattern Juggler [snippet]

Subset – Orlan 19 [snippet]

Subset – RTW1350 [snippet]

Spacelunch (short. spclnch) is a Dutch electronic music label with an emphasis on the dub sound founded in Minsk in 2019 by Thomas Carmody (@thomascarmody). The key ethical principles are an individual approach and a careful selection which allows you to get the best possible from the communication with artists.

The concept of releases is dedicated to a fantastic multimedia universe. The space adventures of Spacelunch and Cat unfold in episodes of an interactive musical comic. Each of them has an original script, and they are connected by a consistent storyline.

* We are always open to promoting high-quality music from third-party sources! To get an author's review/premiere — write to the email: spclnch@gmail.com

* Anyone who wishes to show their support can choose a convenient subscription level and participate in future goals on Patreon: patreon.com/spclnch