I've Been Having Strange Dreams

Humming Sleep Melody

tinashe
raw acoustic sunset serenity core

when the days done

@iconalias

Chamomile (Icon Alias)

There’s a likeness to the sun in your spiraling visage. You are tethered to the celestial by your sisters: sunflower, aster, cosmo and daisy (day’s eye). At dusk, you bow to the pinkening west — at dawn, you salute the brightening east and Helios and Ra feed you in turn. You keep count in loves me and loves me nots. Your honeyed, crisp-scented, meadows heal the hills they roll over; a passage through for those willing to open and soften their bodies and minds.

Etymology: Matricaria chamomilla (German Chamomile), roughly meaning of the womb or mother. It’s Latin roots of Matrix/Mater harken back to its original association with the treatment of menstrual and reproductive problems. German Chamomile is also known as the “Water of Youth.” Chamaemelum nobile (Roman Chamomile), roughly meaning “The Noble Earth Apple.”

Properties: A member of the Asteraceae family, chamomile is native to Europe and temperate Asia, but is now naturalized across much of the globe. A cooling, calming nervine, it’s terpenoids and flavonoids lend it anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and carminative properties. In medieval folk customs, chamomile was thought to have protective properties and planting it near thresholds was said to ward against bad luck and to banish malevolent spirits from the home. Additionally, chamomile supports digestive health and reduces gas, colic, liver problems and jaundice. Ibn Sina (aka Avicenna), a seminal figure of the Islamic Golden Age, spoke of chamomile as “an opener of obstruction” that softens and decomposes.

Companions: Chamomile attracts pollinators, repels garden pests and supports neighboring plants with its antifungal and antibacterial properties. A friend to brassicas and onions in particular. In the wild, or in the garden, it thrives alongside yarrow, calendula and lavender. When allowed to naturalize, it forms a soft, fragrant lawn underfoot which deer tend to avoid. In compost, its spent blossoms accelerate decomposition — even in death, she gives ease. Chamomile is one of the nine sacred herbs in Anglo-Saxon lore, and still among the first we turn to when the world feels too loud.

Chamomile

Icon Alias - August (Chamomile)

Opal is a producer/DJ based in Norway, he experiments with many different genres. Beats, ambient, baile funk, batida and reggaeton. He has worked with producers such as Eera, blastah and anima, and has produced many songs for the swedish based boysnightsout collective.

TRACK IDS:

ANTHEM - SAGRA 
Sw1 - bitch where disaster blend _chief keef torus dido celyn june
Dj Deivão - MARKETADA FUTURISTA - MCS RAFA 22 e BL DJ DEIVA_O 
Zutzut - altar
Zutut - canibal
Avalanche death - sparks _vicetone cover
Julietta Ferrari - more_more 
DJ Bboy - WAVES
DJ Lycox - DELI _Edit
NOGHETTO - BINGOLO
Braincoat & iphi - lov-r 
Lukas Oppenheimer - Bad gyal_mercadona _windowseeker_ᵘᵖlift
E6c41 & maffalda- unreleased
DJH - reptile summer
Xo steely - MASSAGING ME
Mad Rey - Ill Never Forget You 
Junya - fr3sh edit
DJ DANIFOX - Ilha dos Bruxos
Blastah - Prison Dance Dj Estraga x Evita Manji
Dj MaBoOku - TARRAXALMENTE
DJ TONIAS & plz - CORRE NO PIQUE DO GQOM ULTRA GRAVUDAO
Star Boy - Speaker Fker
Bambinodj - Breaks In Disguise
Oli XL - Rogue idiot
Anima - Pусский 
olé - Behind the Windowpane 
Bambinodj - Inna Heaven Feel Rework
Incubus - Pardon Me Hajjs no mercy refix

CLUB-EDIT MIX  001 - OPAL

s/o @rensgoo
original: https://soundcloud.com/rensgoo/mega-dissociativa?si=2391b6e9f6524989b6a83228ae3525d6&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

el ritmo disociativo

giraffe reprise

all i can take

From 'blurer', a compilation forthcoming via Periphery Serpentine. Out October 31st.

NOW FOR YOU TO MAKE BOUGHT: https://peripheryserpentine.bandcamp.com/album/blurer

@slouest
@periphery-serpentine

Do you believe it, really? When you close thine eyes and purse thine lips and furrow thine brow in a facial display of transportation and focus and inner channelling, do you believe? It? Do you believe it? Believe it: Geo's 'airblades', from the Periphery Serpentine compilation blurer, premiered by Madjestic Kasual. It's there for your belief, belief in it is yours, it's there.

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Geo - airblades [MK PREMIERE]

The beast watches me by the window
Its breath, cold and dismal
Feel under my skin 
The infernal chills
At night when I fall asleep.
Its red eyes,
They burn like a burning frost
Like Heaven’s flames
The trumpets of the angels singing a macabre requiem.
Blood falls on the harp of the damned
Its grown like a whisper, it says to me:
« I’ll knock on your door, three times
Half goat, half darkness
I will be your saviour » 
So I glance at the cross above my bed,
The celestial trilogy suddenly makes me drowsy;
Like an ectoplasm that I want to throw up
The beast thorned me with its cursed horn
I can feel in my body, the holish medicine that eats away at my bones

The ghost made me a promise of a paradise,
The demonic wedding 
In the haunted boat, the fear comes alive
So I drink the toxic water, the one the beast ordered me to drink, 
The boat soon reaches the shore, 
Behind the outlines of the trees,
I catch a glimpse, of the invisible horde of a clay house
Winter and fall could not love one an other
And three days later
The door struck, three times
The chimera, worried, and under its hoof
Gives me a paper and its ink
Black-blood coloured 
« I am your saviour, let me help you »
And the scythe roared in the skies,
And the scythe roared in the skies 

And suddenly, the mournful sky opened up
The angels with appalling faces
Their piercing cries
Their scent, sulfur-coloured
Their touch, like a venomous rose’s thorn
Their gaze, window towards to hereafter
I tasted their lead fruit

And in a longest wave,
I closed my eyes, in a sad discomfort
The light ran away
The ground gave way under my feet
And fall, was infinite
The ground was gone 
And death appeared 
And death, there, in a distance, appeared…
Death, there, in a distance
The beast was here

fatal flower garden

juramen†o

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