The Revenant Sea remix of Black Classical's 'Harrow House 1968' from his album 'Zm∆' (no longer available). The album's follow up 'Zm∆​-​ii The Happening' is available here:
http://malfunctioned.bandcamp.com/album/zm-ii-the-happening
@TheRevenantSea
@bkclx
Info on this remix project here:
http://bkclx.tumblr.com/post/66609766255/drs-matt-bower-therevenantsea-and-april-larson

Black Classical - Harrow House 1968 (Revenant Sea's Decay Mix)

Remix of Laica's Environs track available here: http://laica.bandcamp.com/album/environmental-engineering

Original release here:
http://laica.bandcamp.com/album/environs

Revenant Environs

http://jehuandchinaman.bandcamp.com/album/their-words-are-lost-in-the-din-of-jets
"Jehu &c.#013: Roadside Picnic & The Revenant Sea, "Their Words Are Lost in the Din of Jets" 

When Roadside Picnic's …and yet it moves fucked up iTunes (actual iTunes) a few months ago we knew we had to work with that guy again. Luckily it wasn't long before he was typing a badly punctuated email with an offer we couldn't refuse. 

His collaboration with Wizards Tell Lies' Matthew Bower as Roadside Picnic & The Revenant Sea was simply too good for us to pass up. More nuanced than the all-out noise terror of "...and yet it moves", "Their Words Are Lost in the Din of Jets" nevertheless packs a powerful punch. Bursts of static, mangled voices and waves of dystopian drone - fans of our Rejections tape "The Vertical City EP" will find much to enjoy here. The atmosphere created is Tarkovskian - one of creeping decay, as though the very walls of existence are crumbling away to reveal the hidden horrors that make us tick." 

Mastered by April Larson, pro-dubbed at Bomb Shop, and featuring stunning artwork by Gareth Coruage "Their Words Are Lost in the Din of Jets" is released on limited edition pink cassette on October 21st.
credits
released 21 October 2013 

Music by Justin Wiggan and Matthew Bower 
Mastered by April Larson 
Artwork by Gareth Courage 

Roadside Picnic & The Revenant Sea - The Sun Of These Corridors

http://jehuandchinaman.bandcamp.com/album/their-words-are-lost-in-the-din-of-jets
"Jehu &c.#013: Roadside Picnic & The Revenant Sea, "Their Words Are Lost in the Din of Jets"

When Roadside Picnic's …and yet it moves fucked up iTunes (actual iTunes) a few months ago we knew we had to work with that guy again. Luckily it wasn't long before he was typing a badly punctuated email with an offer we couldn't refuse.

His collaboration with Wizards Tell Lies' Matthew Bower as Roadside Picnic & The Revenant Sea was simply too good for us to pass up. More nuanced than the all-out noise terror of "...and yet it moves", "Their Words Are Lost in the Din of Jets" nevertheless packs a powerful punch. Bursts of static, mangled voices and waves of dystopian drone - fans of our Rejections tape "The Vertical City EP" will find much to enjoy here. The atmosphere created is Tarkovskian - one of creeping decay, as though the very walls of existence are crumbling away to reveal the hidden horrors that make us tick."

Mastered by April Larson, pro-dubbed at Bomb Shop, and featuring stunning artwork by Gareth Coruage "Their Words Are Lost in the Din of Jets" is released on limited edition pink cassette on October 21st.
credits
released 21 October 2013

Music by Justin Wiggan and Matthew Bower 
Mastered by April Larson 
Artwork by Gareth Courage

Roadside Picnic & The Revenant Sea - In The Eerie Light Of The Burning Car M

Track created for Terse Tapes' 'Terse Greetings 2015' Xmas compilation.
Free download here: https://severedheads.bandcamp.com/album/terse-greetings-2015
Thanks to Tom Ellard and K.Busby (Phantom Circuit)

Outpost 31 (Maybe We Shouldn't Survive)

ector 12/12 set The Revenant Sea a challenge to produce an EP inspired by 90’s Drum and Bass.

‘The Visitation’ is the result.

This EP is a more optimistic sounding set than past The Revenant Sea releases (a self titled debut on Auditory Field Theory and the ‘Terror From Space’ series on Simiman Sound), but its inspiration and themes remain consistent: our terrifying and beguiling universe. ’The Visitation’ shifts both The Revenant Sea and the listener into a landscape where there is a sense that in the end everything will be OK. A world where, maybe, there is hope.

Although the end result sounds far removed from a true Drum and Bass aesthetic, it’s palette and composition are haunted by the genre and, just below the music’s surface, hints of Autechre, Pan Sonic and early Mouse on Mars can also be glimpsed.

Free Download:
https://sectortwelvetwelve.bandcamp.com/album/the-visitation

04 Outbound Europa

03 Time Coiled Paradox

02 Auton Visitation

01 Mutation Adjust

Aetheric Records:
Artists were invited to utilise sounds from a field recording of an electrical storm (track 15) in order to compose their own track.
Many thanks to all of the artists who feature in this compilation.
The album is intended as a tribute to the experimental spirit of the 1968 album 'An Electric Storm' by White Noise.

Reviews
"The Aetheric Records roster apply a wide range of drone, ambient, noise, and sound collage techniques to a field recording of a storm to sonically illustrate these mental associations and then smash them – placing you in the white hollow heart of a weather system." -
forestpunk.wordpress.com/2015/10/11/an-electrical-storm-review/

Limited Edition CDR and Download:
https://aetheric-records.bandcamp.com/album/an-electrical-storm

Charge Separation Cluster

Adrift on an infinite black ocean, voyaging deep into a complex sonic spectrum, surrounded by dark skies.
The dark ambient soundscape home of Wizards Tell Lies' alter ego.