心臓のすぐちかくの

Track taken from the new album 'Towards The Blessed Islands'...

Full Review:

http://www.fluid-radio.co.uk/2013/11/oliver-coates/

Oliver Coates - The Room Is The Resonator

from Ombrophilia, released in 2009 on either/OAR and re-issued on vinyl by Aposiopèse. Also available in digital format at bandcamp http://tomokosauvage.bandcamp.com/

Making of a Rainbow

Track 1: Space  Game
Ether (Space): Game - Ether represents the infinite potential and boundless possibilities of the universe. It is the canvas upon which the cosmic game of creation unfolds, inviting us to participate with joy and curiosity in the grand dance of existence.

https://everythingcontinues.com/

Album:
DoMaT - It's a GLOBE:
A live show that focuses on exploring emotions and generating loving energy. Each track is assigned to an element, allowing us to generate and build energy. All energy comes from the sun; light flows through space to our Mother Earth. We receive energy through the air by breathing, through water by drinking, through the earth via our food, and the warmth of fire. However, we can receive boundless energy through space by directly connecting with universal energy. This energy can awaken within us through the right frequencies and emotions. This show generates this energy and sends it to the attendees, allowing deep emotions to emerge and creating a healing power through music and visuals. At the conclusion of the show, we ground the energy by returning it to Mother Earth so that we can close fully rooted.

Game

Félicia Atkinson - Ma Langue La Premiere (Love Means Taking Action Mix)

Taken from the album 'taking into account only a portion of your emotions' released as CD and Download

taking into account only a portion of your emotions

pinkcourtesyphone 'Reference Point Intermission 1' (EMEGO 236)

Taken from the album 'Modern Methods For Ancient Rituals' released as 2LP and download

Modern Methods For Ancient Rituals

The Transcendence Orchestra 'Upper Windrush' (EMEGO 246)

It seems French musician and photographer Frédéric D. Oberland might be able to play more instruments than I can name. Mentioned in the creation of his latest album, Labyrinth, are electric guitar, Dark Energy Doepfer, harmonic pipe, critter, Guitari Organelle, hurdy gurdy, pantophone, alto saxophone, duduk and flute, just to state a few. 

With the release due for the 26th October, we were kindly offered an exclusive stream of 'La Part Du Feu', an achingly sparse piece of meandering electronics. 

Read more here: http://straylandings.co.uk/news/premiere-frederic-d-oberland-nahal

Labyrinth

Premiere: Frédéric D. Oberland - La Part Du Feu [Nahal Recordings]

Vegetal Negatives is a game of sonic mutations, mimicry, inversions, and association inspired by a text called "On pataphotograms", by the French writer René Daumal – a quasi-metaphysical essay that toys with breaking the conceived separateness of natural forms through poetic imagination. 

The four electroacoustic compositions on the album combine and arrange field recordings, electronic feedback, Buchla and ARP synthesizers, bowl gong and harmonium, textures of detailed acoustic sound, and sustained tones with gentle microtonal beating into a precise musical narrative. She juxtaposes recordings of rooms and empty vessels, natural and artificial climates, spontaneous and staged events. Ahti draws upon Annea Lockwood's ideas about associative movements between sounds based on shared characteristics and sonic energy. Her approach to field recordings is neither diaristic, documentaristic, nor purely acousmatic, but rather it starts out from somewhere in between these notions: the sounds hover between abstraction and the deeply familiar, moving into a realm of poetic metaphor where they are set in relation to each other, fleetingly mirroring or shadow-dancing. Acoustic environments mutate into synthetically derived shadow forms. 

The opening track, "Coastal Inversion”, moves from a seemingly familiar seascape into an ocean of wavelike synthetic staccato patterns, turning itself inside-out on the shore, before diving back into a sea of resonance. ”Rooftop gardens” arranges a series of largely unprocessed field recordings into a dream-logic sequence of upward movement towards the clouds. On the other side, ”Symbiogenesis” brews a slow evolution of wet, airy and earthy sounds and resonant friction. The closing track, ”Chora”, imagines a meditative space of breath: filter resonance posing as organ pipes against a backdrop of breezy industrial hoovers merges halfway with a harmonium improvisation that foregrounds the frictions of the wooden instrument itself, just before filtering out into resonant harmony. 

Releases March 29, 2019 via Hallow Ground 

Marja Ahti: composition, production, field recording, Buchla 200 and ARP 2600 
Recorded at EMS, Stockholm, WORM, Rotterdam, and on locations in Greece, Alaska, Finland and Sweden. 
Mastered by Giuseppe Ielasi 
Designed by Ruth Stofer

Vegetal Negatives

Coastal Inversion

http://www.fluid-radio.co.uk/2019/05/heinali-rainbow-folding-midori-hirano-remix/

Heinali - Rainbow Folding (Midori Hirano Remix)

'Chão Vermelho' (Red Floor) is a collection of ritualistic, lamenting pieces influenced by the increasingly dry ground of the surrounding area of central Portugal from where cellist and singer Joana Guerra resides.

LP (300xBrick red vinyl) + digital coming November 13th on Miasmah.

https://joanaguerra.com/
http://miasmah.com/recordings/

Joana Guerra - Micélio

Stray Landings is an electronic music site dedicated to bringing to light the best in forward thinking new producers. We will regularly be reviewing tracks we feel stand out as original, unique and deserving of more attention. We will also be providing guest podcasts to showcase new music, interviews with upcoming artists and articles on current issues within the scene.

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Premiere: Frédéric D. Oberland - La Part Du Feu [Nahal Recordings]

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