On the cusp of dropping their debut album, the duo turn it down to take on the Slumber mix sessions. The sonically cosmic 'Mercury' will be released via Planet Mu later this month with featuring nine mood inducing atmospheric cuts that will take you on an intergalactic time travel but for now, its wind down time with Miracle. Night-night.


Tracklist:

Sinoia Caves - Dwarf Reaching The Arch Wonder 
Aruna Sairam - Raga Surati
Steve Roach - Empowerment
Coil - Red Birds Will Fly Out Of The East And Destroy Paris In A Night
Richard Pinhas - Sur Le Theme De Bene Gesserit VII
Serge Bulot - Violectra
Jon Hassell - Power Spot
Japan - Taking Islands In Africa (cutup)
Popol Vuh - Preludes, Book I: Footprints In The Snow 
Isao Tomita - Lass Loss - No.6
Yellow Magic Orchestra - Cue 
Martin Denny - Midnight Cowboy
Terry Riley - Ecstasy

Check the video for the title track Mercury here... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pap6NzrrS5M
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Slumber Session: Miracle

EP Release: Run Back To Never
Label: Kwaidan rec//!K7
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The Hunt, The Harvest, The Sea.  It's a cycle.  A promise we have made.  We hunt.  We harvest. We feed. 

‘Run Back To Never’ is the intriguing debut EP from newcomers The Living Gods of Haiti. It consists of three darkly beautiful, atmospheric songs full of other worldliness and mystery.

Lead track ‘The Hunt, The Harvest, The Sea’ features ethereal, knowing vocals whispering over the top of a tribal beat that drives us through a relentless wave of synth.  The EP also features a stunning remix of ‘The Hunt, The Harvest, The Sea’ by BretonLABS.

Already played by Eddy Temple Morris on XFM and described by him as “the most beautiful song you will hear this year”, ‘A Winter in Summer’ has a languid deep bass line slow moving under a delicate, child like piano, accompanied by gorgeous vocal harmonies.

The final track ‘Father’ features ethnic drums beating underneath haunting chords.  Vocals shift between the bold style of the narrator, and the powerful, seductive chant of the Father.  

Taking their name from Maya Deren’s documentary film ‘Divine Horsemen: The Living Gods of Haiti’, this outfit is fronted by singer, writer, poet and video maker Rebekah. 

The EP was produced by Marc Collin, best known for his work with Nouvelle Vague.



Run Back To Never

The Hunt, The Harvest, The Sea

A special mixtape courtesy of Listen To This!:
http://www.listentothis.info

Tracklisting / Liner Notes:
http://www.self-titledmag.com/2015/10/09/listen-to-this-present-omg-japan-a-mixtape-of-experimental-japanese-music/

OMG JAPAN: Rare & Experimental Japanese Pop (1980 - 1989)

The opener from Will Dutta's album Parergon, a collaboration between Dutta, Plaid, John Matthias and Max de Wardner.

Will Dutta - Distance

Robert Hood "Minus"
Flying Rhythms "Home Away"
Moebius & Plank "Two Oldtimers"
Broadcast "The Playing Fields"
Broadcast "Peter The Painter"
Silver Apples "Dust"
-HISHAM AKIRA BHAROOCHA (TRIO) LIVE -
Broadcast "The Unfinite Self"
Flying Rhythms "Doragon Balls"
Arthur Russell "You Can Make Me Feel Bad"
Sanso Xtro "Fountain Fountain"
Jean Guerin "Triptik 2"
Parson Sound "A Glimpse Inside The Glyptotec-66"
-HISHAM AKIRA BHAROOCHA (TRIO) LIVE -
Terry Riley "A Rainbow In Curved Air"
Moebius & Beerbohm "Dopplerschnit"


Robert Hood "Minus"

There have been a lot of whispers and rumours about Thom Yorke's Atoms for Peace project since the band formed in 2009 to play The Eraser live. In the new issue of Dazed & Confused, the fabled frontman clears up the speculation surrounding Amok, his first group album outside of Radiohead, with one of his most in-depth interviews to date. He also talks frankly about his life and work, discussing his uneasy relationship with fame, that video for "Lotus Flower" and why he's still intent on bending people's heads of out shape. 

Also, stay tuned to Dazed Digital over the next fortnight, as we'll be enrolling 14 of today's most innovative producers, including Actress, Machinedrum, Flying Lotus and Arca, into "The University of Yorke". They'll be asking Thom a series of burning questions, plus much, much more.

Until then, we thought we'd get you in the mood by asking the man himself to make us an, ahem, A-Thomic mix of some of his favourite tunes. Little did we realise that he would go into the studio with Nigel Godrich and emerge with 25 minutes of unreleased solo material and remixes. Suffice to say, it's essential listening. Check below for the tracklisting, and make sure you pick up the issue, which hits the shelves today.

TRACKLISTING 

cycles mk 3  thom yorke

you wouldn't like me when i'm angry unfinished rmx  atoms for peace

mali:  kono, the sacred birdÃ≈ mali musicians

proud evolution thom yorke 500quid rmx  liars

i don't need an excuse unfinished thom yorke 

bloom treatments radiohead

morning shiver down the black wood river anstam

give up the ghost thom yorke rmx radiohead

the grind average joe vs unless atoms for peace


Thom Yorke – exclusive Dazed Digital mix

A collection of interviews, readings, lectures and monologues, and an attempt to soundtrack these personal expressions with musical pieces that reflect a sentiment or an emotional undercurrent I believe to be hidden somewhere within the words. I am interested in the stoic stubbornness in Sun Ra's lecture, the lamenting hope in Woody Allen's confessional, the underlying calmness in Kerouac's depiction of a raucous jazz scene. These are words spoken by important creative minds; this is an experiment in listening to the voice of the mind as much as the voice of the throat.

Compiled and mixed by James Vella

1. Jack Kerouac reads from On The Road / Oneohtrix Point Never - Remember
2. Phil Ochs - On modern music / Pan American - Both Ends Fixed
3. Bob Johnston - 'The Music Man' / A Winged Victory for the Sullen - A Symphony Pathetique
4. Charles Bukowski reads When All The Animals Lay Down / Nick Kuepfer - Kettle
5. Woody Allen - 'What Makes Life Worthwhile' / Max Richter - Journey 4
6. Gastr del Sol - I Only Speak English
7. Ivan Karp on Andy Warhol / Mount Eerie - [something]
8. Neal Morgan - It's Man or Mouse Now
9. Nick Drake speaks into his dictaphone / Richard Skelton - Threads Across the River
10. Jorge Luis Borges - The Metaphor [Harvard, 1967] / Stefan Christoff w/ Sam Shalabi - Duet for Abdelrazik #6
11. Sun Ra - I Don't Want to be Treated Like A Human Being [Berkeley, 1971] / Labradford - Recorded and Mixed at Sound of Music, Richmond, VA.
12. Mark Albert Vella reads The Swallower / Angelo Badalamenti - Audrey's Dance
13. Dan Aykroyd - Why I Believe in UFOs / Aphex Twin - Avril 14th

Unspoken Inferences - FatCat Records Podcast #81

JJ DOOM - BANISHED (Beck Remix)

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