Written and performed by Carlos Ferreira and deer meadow
Mastered by Ian Hawgood
Photography by Alexander Kopatz.
www.go70north.com
Faint026 // FaintCD026
Faint / 2021

Carlos Ferreira & deer meadow - new journeys

Taken from the upcoming album 'Snow Is Absence Singing', forthcoming on Fluid Audio...

Music: øjeRum
Artwork: øjeRum
Mastering: Fields We Found
Design: Daniel Crossley

www.fluidaudio.co.uk

ØjeRum - Snow Is / Absence Singing

Snow Is / Absence Singing

øjeRum - Snow Is...

Dymmelonsdag is by all right the official day of the low pass gate. Deerhorn is muffled by the Shallow Water.

Dymmelonsdag

Fumeiryou - 不明瞭, Obscureness

1. 有耶無耶、2. 茫乎、3. 縹渺、 4. 漠然、5. 模糊、6. 曖昧、7. あやふや、8. 朦朧、9. ぼんやり

The titles of all the tracks are Japanese words that are close to the meaning of obscurity.

When we do not define the attributes of an object and see it as it is, there is something that comes into view for the first time.

全ての曲のタイトルは、不明瞭という意味に近い日本語である。

対象の属性を定義せず、それをあるがままに見ると、そこに初めて見えてくる何かがある。

All tracks are produced by Hidekazu Imashige
Cover art by Hidekazu Imashige

Fumeiryou

Bonyari

music by
Marco Lucchi : piano

with
Cristina Blarzino : harp
Laura Polato : piano
Geoff Warren : flutes

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"In 1986 - after two years of militancy in a couple of Renaissance and Baroque music ensembles - I started composing music again and around 1988 - together with a group of friends and colleagues - I recorded a part of it. In 2008 I released that bounch of tracks on the American label Webbed Hand Records. Some of these pieces had already set out on the way, others had remained - as they say - in the drawer. However, they show the initial phase of a musical research that is still in progress, despite having crossed new roads and traveled new paths, meeting new travel companions. I hope you will find it interesting."

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6 agosto 2024

[1988] della Perla Lunare

Tracklist

01. Jon Neher & Michael Scott Dawson - Anther
02. Innesti - Around this Space
03. Halftribe - Elegant, Golden
04. América Analógica - Cortezas (i)
05. Hotel Neon - A Possible Past
06. Lorenz Weber -  Kokoro-nokori
07. Ohio - Crépescule
08. Richard Ginns - Incolors
09. Steve Pacheco -  Coming Into form
10. Twincities - In The Light Of The Carolina Hills

396. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Northern

Shell Shell Bye

Composed, Played & Recorded By Madeleine Cocolas + Monolyth & Cobalt

Mixed by Monolyth & Cobalt.

Month Eight Project (Madeleine Cocolas + Monolyth & Cobalt)

UTR - 126 

Lee Chapman - untitled 


These lost tape loops were sent to us by Lee over 3 years ago and somehow were shelved and forgotten. Upon rediscovery, we fell in love with these tender recordings and offered the 3 short tape movements up for remix. Multiple artists both national and international replied and submitted their beautiful renditions. Please enjoy these reworks that total over a 50 minute journey through the music of Lee Chapman. 

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Remix Artist Include: 

Olan Mill (olanmill.bandcamp.com) 
HEDIA (hedia.bandcamp.com) 
Maps and Diagrams (handstitched.bandcamp.com) 
Samuel Regan (samuelregan.bandcamp.com) 
Pepo Galan (pepogalan.bandcamp.com) 
Max Wurden (wuerden.bandcamp.com) 
The New Honey Shade (thenewhoneyshade.bandcamp.com) 
Mathieu Lamontagne (arbee.bandcamp.com) 

Special thanks to all participating artists!
credits
releases April 27, 2019 

All Sound "untitled (i-iii) by Lee Chapman" 
Artwork by Mark Kuykendall

untitled

Lee Chapman - untitled i

To Find Your Imperfection

Stream / Buy: https://lnk.to/nohorizon

"Balkanize" from the Vieo Abiungo album 'At Once, There Was No Horizon'

"Built Upon A Fearful Void" or "Fearful Void Series" for short, is Lost Tribe Sound's latest subscription series. The series will introduce 15 new full-length albums to the roster between June 2020 through June 2021.  The line-up includes new full-length album by From the Mouth of the Sun, William Ryan Fritch, Vieo Abiungo, Yadayn, Microwolf, Several Wives, Arrowounds, and debut albums from Claire Deak & Tony Dupé (aka Saddleback), Mt Went (aka Seabuckthorn & Dave Anderson), Gallowglas, and Sailcloth.

Balkanize

Vieo Abiungo (aka William Ryan Fritch) - Balkanize (from At Once, There Was No Horizon)

Technology and imperfection. The raw and the processed. Curator and curated. Solo explorer and gregarious collaborator. The life and work of Taylor Deupree are less a study in contradictions than a portrait of the multidisciplinary artist in a still-young century.

Deupree is an accomplished sound artist whose recordings, rich with abstract atmospherics, have appeared on numerous record labels, and well as in site-specific installations at such institutions as the ICC (Tokyo, Japan) and the Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media (Yamaguchi, Japan). He started out, in the 1990s, making new noises that edged outward toward the fringes of techno, and in time he found his own path to follow. His music today emphasizes a hybrid of natural sounds and technological mediation. It’s marked by a deep attention to stillness, to an almost desperate near-silence. His passion for the studio as a recording instrument is paramount in his work, but there is no hint of digital idolatry. If anything, his music shows a marked attention to the aesthetics of error, to the short circuits not only in technological systems but in human perception.

And though there is an aura of insularity to Depuree’s work, he is a prolific collaborator, having worked with the likes of Stephan Mathieu, Christopher Willits, Kenneth Kirschner, Eisi, Frank Bretschneider, Richard Chartier, Savvas Ysatis, and Tetsu Inoue.

Deupree dedicates as much time to other people’s music as he does to his own. In 1997 he founded the record label 12k, which since then has released over 80 recordings by some of the most accomplished musicians and sound artists of our time, among them Alva Noto, Steve Roden, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Steven Vitiello. Many share with Deupree an interest in stark minimalism, but the label has also found room for, located a common ground with, the acoustic avant-garage, the instrumental derivations of post-rock, and the synthetic extremes of techno.

And collectively, the cover jackets to the 12k album releases have served as an ongoing exhibit of Deupree’s photography, its lofi aesthetic, with an emphasis on damage and wear and antiquated tech, closely paralleling his music. (His photos have also graced numerous books, design anthologies, and other recordings and projects.)

Deupree continues to evolve his sound with an ambition and drive that is masked by his music’s inherent quietude. He approaches each project with an expectation of new directions, new processes, and new junctures.

Shell Shell Bye

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