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Jock Van Vliet: The Lake Within The Lake
In the world of flora, Stellaria Nemorum is the name for forest wall. 
However, the music that Joanna Pavelescu makes under this Latin alias is
certainly not for wallflowers. In fact, the basses and beats on her latest EP "The Lake Within The Lake" 
would blow any kind of vegetation out of the ground.

The titles of both the EP and the
tracks give a good indication of what the listener can expect: a pretty surreal, 
imaginative music trip through time and space. 
A dark journey full of disturbing creaks and moans and industrial 
sounds that occasionally start a surprise attack. With beats that evoke memories of the machine-experimental 
of Speedy J and sometimes relentlessly
grim, Scorn style distorted bass. 
However dark and heavy 
the ambiance is the addition of light with spatial sounds.
  As an accomplished alchemist, Stellaria Nemorum has managed to find an excellent balance in this.

The remixes also come from the Antiloungekamp,
The Hague quality label for electronic music. 
They are from Charly & Gallus (with whom it all started years ago), 
Olaf Wempe (Stellaria Nemorum's former partner in crime as the duo WG @ EET) 
and Foresense, who provides a surprising final chord with jungle beats. 
They all retain the bass-averse character, but are a 
little less heavy in terms of atmosphere.
Light at the end of the dark sonic tunnel. After which a listener with a cleansed soul and new energy can face 
everyday life again. 
After many years of musical pause, Stellaria Nemorum came back strongly with this extensive EP.

The Lake Within The Lake

The Moon In Your Deep Mouth

R. Schwarz - Winter IIVIIXXIVXVXVI

AVA 79 (release date March 6 2020)
C 26, edition of 55, incl. digital download

https://audiovisualsatmosphere.bandcamp.com/

II Die Wetterfahne
VI Wasserflut
IX Irrlicht
XIV Der Greise Kopf
XV Die Krähe
XVI Letzte Hoffnung

XIV Der Greise Kopf

and playing basketball

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Jana Irmert - lumiere XVII

from my solo guitar LP 'Higher Order'.
released on Carbon Records, summer 2021
available to order:
from Europe   https://ericarn.bandcamp.com/album/higher-order
from the USA https://carbon-records.bandcamp.com/album/higher-order

the glass scarab, from 'higher order', carbon records 2021

TR108 - United Bible Studies - The Night Fell Off Its Axis [excerpt]

Find more info about this junto assignment here: https://disquiet.com/2020/12/17/disquiet-junto-project-0468-mirror-rorrim/

Sammie Ray Vaughan is probably the most unknown blues guitar player out there, really doesn't like to boast and show off, never plays a solo, keeps to himself. A model of modesty really. So little is known about him except for the occasional leaked recording...

So when he approached  me to perform a duet, I was a bit hesitant, you know, I'm like an ambient wanker and used to long form, erm, formless stuff. In this outfit I'm called The Exponential Trouble, and it's what I do, I add shit up until it messes the whole thing. 

Not sure we're ever gonna play together again, he's so elusive, Nevertheless, it was a fun session and here's a testament to it.

Credits: 
Sammie Ray Vaughan: Acoustic Guitar, Electric Bass. Sponsored with a worn out af set of D'Addarios.
The Exponential Trouble: Distorted guitar, Synthesizer, Ambience and overall slowdown and lowering the bar on the whole thing.

Sammie Ray Vaughan & The Exponential Trouble - Lazy Sunday Blues (It's A Minor Thing)[disquiet0468]

This exploration is based on a single sample of a prepared piano sound. You will here it at the very beginning. This was done live with a TC Electronic looper, Makenoise Morphagene and Instruo 1047 filter. Pitch changes are done by dialing in different cutoff resonant frequencies on the filter. Rhythm variations come from out of phase loops and also foreshortening of the sample. Panning from the Intellijel Planar 2 Enjoy!
https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd

Phasing And Filtering

This is the third episode of the Disquietude podcast of ambient electronic music.

The goal of the Disquietude podcast is to collect adventurous work in the field of ambient electronic music. What follows is all music that captured my imagination, and I hope that it appeals to your imagination as well.

All six tracks of music are featured with the permission of the individual artists. More information at disquiet.com/podcast0003. Below is the structure of the episode with time codes for the tracks:

00:00 theme and intro

02:01 Dance Robot Dance's "Tangents"

09:43 Jeannine Schulz's "Beacon"

14:50 Orbital Patterns' "Found in the Fog"

22:15 Alan Bland's Boulder siren field recording

26:58 Heymun's "Ambient Cello & Strings on the OP-1"

29:31 Kin Sventa's "Octatrack Saxophone Drone"

35:56 track notes

40:01 outro

41:39 end

Thanks for listening.

Produced and hosted by Marc Weidenbaum. Disquietude theme music by Jimmy Kipple, with vocal by Paula Daunt. Logo by Boon Design.

Disquietude Ambient Podcast 0003

composer, performer, lecturer and analog synthesist who is endlessly fascinated by and exploring sound...

Phasing And Filtering

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