Track for INSECORAMA LABEL Compilation 100 episode 1.

Moodeep - Low Tide [INSECTORAMA LABEL]

Breathe

Beatport

Stop|code & Following Light - Breathe

Marincu - First Return [APNEA93]
Bandcamp : https://apnealabel.bandcamp.com/album/first-return
Stream : https://songwhip.com/marincu/first-return
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1.Blur
2.First Return
3.Silk Shop
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Credits:
Written and produced by Andrei Marincu
Cover artwork by Alexandre de Charrin
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© Apnea Label
APNEA93 | MMXXII

Silk Shop [APNEA93]

Latest album by Ajnkana
Available to buy @ 
https://ajnkana.bandcamp.com

Amayur [Liuos Remodel]

Taken from new Slownoise 3 track ep Dog Shaped Cloud.
Coming soon 

Cloud 1

Among the piles of rare gizmos and neatly arranged containers, the dusty recorder looked the most remarkable. A timid click launched the tape loop, shining from the speaker as the birth of a supernova. The Holy grail of the knowledge of metaphysical parallels flares up and illuminates the relics of previous civilisations. The supreme mystery of music and the minds of its creators announces the approach of new inventions.

@timkossmannofficial

Component N10

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Tim Kossmann – Component N10

https://driftdeeper.bandcamp.com/album/cold-snap-2022

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Lotech/Hijack - Hazy Nights

Drifting along the rings, Cassini observes a special sight: three of Saturn's moons juxtaposed with a side view of the rings themselves. Tethys (below) and Mimas (above) can be seen on opposite sides of the rings, while Janus almost appears to be submerged in the rings. Take a moment to admire this unusual perspective of Saturn, while listening to this selection of soothing ambient music. Enjoy!

Faestos 

Tracklist:
00. X-102 - The Rings Of Saturn (Intro)
01. State Azure - Fermi's Paradox
02. Monolake - Internal Clock
03. Post Apocalyptic - Intuitive Knowing
04. Ben Prunty - Deepspace (Explore)
05. Ishq - Skylike
06. Speedy J - Lanzarote
07. Luis Heusel - Debut
08. Le Code - Hope
09. Carbon Based Lifeforms - Machinery
10. Wata Igarashi - Kioku (Big Room Ambient Version)
11. Spaceci - High Flight
12. Faestos - Interstellar Drift
13. State Azure - NGC 7635

Image source: NASA (https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/resources/17830/postcard-from-the-ring-plane/)

Rings Of Saturn Series

Rings Of Saturn #021 [ambient]

Dust (Following Light Remix)

☆★★ https://bit.ly/GRSCLM079 ★★☆

Mood Series #79 is a Scorcher! Two powerhouses of eastern techno and dub techno producer join forces for a blistering trek into deep techno with 'Back To Essence'. Heavenchord & Shebuzzz are some of the most exciting younger names in the scene paired together works like magic. Part 1 of Back To Essence is an attention grabbing monster of flighty and relentless deep techno. Fans of high tech sci-fi techno and trance are sure to gravitate to this adventurous dancefloor smasher. Part 2 harnesses the melody for a more euphoric trip while still retaining the aggressive beat but just a bit slower with the bpm. It is our guess, that each producer takes on a bigger role with each version. At 12 and 13 minutes respectfully, these epic pieces are standout examples of the goodness going on in techno today. The second part of the EP begins with the banger 'Why Not'. This one delves a bit into more of a 90s Berlin-Detroit inspired style of electronics. 'Corner Dance' ends the release with a catchy cologne-esque dub techno joint. Reminds us of Savvas Ysatis or Studio 1 type material. This one is so much fun. Back To Essence is a strong 4 tracker. Not a sub par moment on here. All killer, no filler.

w&p - Shebuzzz & Heavenchord
mastering - grad_u
artwork - Rima Prusakova
write-up - Tim Humphrey

☆★★ https://bit.ly/GRSCLM079 ★★☆

Back To Essence

Back To Essence (Part 1)

Get It Here

Various Artists Tone Science Module No.7 Cause and Effect DiN:TS07

Release date 21st April 2022
Limited to 500 copies. Digipak CD format

Tone Science sub-label, from DiN records, continues to explore the world of modular synth music.

Following the success and critical acclaim of the first six Tone Science compilation albums,  DiN label boss Ian Boddy has collated another nine tracks from musicians of varying backgrounds  working in the realms of modular synthesis.

One of the things that is so delightful about artists working with modular synthesisers is the sheer variety of styles on show. These instruments more than any other can be personalised for each musician who can then express themselves within their own sonic world.

This volume starts with a pair of beautiful, texturally detailed sequenced tracks “Abalone Vortex”  by Andrea Cichecki and “Tempestarius” by Chris Meyer which form a natural pairing that create a melodic, calm opening.

“Dim Rill” by Rodent enters a more mysterious zone with mesmerising bell like tones that bounce around in the stereo field before yielding to the rising harmonic motif of “Flutter” from Dark Sparkler that promises resolution but ultimately falls back into mystery.

The mid-point of this volume sees Blakmoth take the music sonically into a very deep, dark place with a huge slab of dread that is “Of Ash And Sorrow”. Counterbalancing the first four tracks it sets up the audio space for the remainder of the album.

The next three pieces see a more heavily sequenced space emerge with definite echoes of the Berlin School ethos that was instrumental in inspiring so many modular synth artists. No more so than on “Pareidolia” by Brendan Pollard with its groaning, spring reverb clatter in its opening that gradually coalesces into a throbbing analogue bass line. “Hecataea” by Andrew Ostler and “A Hopeless Momentum” by James Cigler complete this trio of sequenced tracks with varying layers of complexity and harmonic exploration.

The album floats away into space as it closes with the track “Near Earth” by Jon Palmer. Inspired by the weird and wonderful abstract sounds on the long wave radio band this impressionistic soundscape fades to an eerie signal mournfully calling in the void.

“Tone Science Module No.7 Cause and Effect” continues the journey down the rabbit hole of possibilities and sound worlds inhabited by artists and musicians working in this ever fascinating and varied musical field.


01 Abalone Vortex by Andrea Cichecki   7:39
02 Tempestarius by Chris Meyer   7:30
03 Dim Rill by Rodent   5:15
04 Flutter by Dark Sparkler   6:45
05 Of Ash And Sorrow by Blakmoth   6:30
06 Pareidolia by Brendan Pollard   8:23
07 Hecataea by Andrew Ostler   7:23
08 A Hopeless Momentum by James Cigler   8:30
09 Near Earth by Jon Palmer   6:40

Total Time: 64:51