2022.04

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Perila

Perila – faded blue

“current and always” from @perila
https://perilazone.bandcamp.com/album/current-and-always
raw mood loops to process in honest inner plunge
nothing is eva the same

what we can change
can we change now
why waiting
she asked this before
no answer means answer
get it your way
but stay connected
every day as a piece of noise
which soothes
settle unrest
ruin pile
closer to together
now or never
now or never
we can

perila – subtle dynamics

from Jake Meginsky "l'appel du vide" solo electronic music
openmouth records LP 37 (2014)
available at:
www.openmouthrecords.blogspot.com
www.forcedexposure.com/Artists/MEGINSKY.JAKE.html
experimedia http://experimedia.net/index.php?main_page=product_music_info&cPath=Array&products_id=12703

european distribution: https://www.volcanictongue.com/artists/browse/Jake%2BMeginsky

Onesheet by Matt Krefting:

Subterranean, nearly-inaudible restraint and rushing, stuttering throbbing rule the night on this new record. Its electric moods are so resolutely alien they suggest worlds unknown rather than create them. Irregular heartbeat thumps are set against high end atmospheres explored in microscopic detail. Haunting overlays of tones fluctuate and tremble, and not one moment feels forced. The music is meticulously constructed and consistently surprising, twisting and sparkling. The electronics spin away, shooting off into bizarre and unexpected territory, and all the while Meginsky guides them with a benevolent, confident, endlessly fascinated hand. To hear him tell it, the record is “a document of me looking for the experience I have not yet had, and maybe will never have. This is where the title comes from. The pull of the void.”
Natural phenomena like fog or mist tend to render the environment and one’s ability to see it nearly impossible, and if you tilt your head back like you have a nosebleed there is always the fear that the sun might set sooner. When you stop in a secret place there is no need to talk. These are streets full of sullen languid violence and grey phantoms. 
Edition of 300. Cover art by Bill Nace. Play at 45 and play loud. 
Matt Krefting
 Holyoke, MA  May 2014

photos of LP here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nhatacjv84rkqhg/AABlg6sy52Tj0IwbSBgI7EBsa

tracklist:
Side A
1. l'appel du vide
2. labmeat

Side B
1. knuckleball
2. sgriob 
3. decalomania

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