Scrying the Landscape episode XII w. Elina Tapio and Hannah Pezzack. Roving, cavernous, stretching outwards. Elina Tapio and Hannah Pezzack dedicate the twelfth instalment of 'Scrying the Landscape' to the power of Drone and its adjacent, inspired genres. Composed of sustained notes or tone clusters, Drone is often categorised as “maximal” music because it tests the physical limitations of listeners, producing bodily, meditative or even hallucinatory effects. Within the excessive duration of elongated or repetitive chords, unexpected frequencies can arise as the mind projects utterances that aren’t there. Traversing the realms of psych, folk, dark and experimental variants, this mix oscillates across the spectrum of dronology, towards an endlessly extending vanishing point where sound and music converge.

[Image: Koes Staassen, Bindings II (K.B. reclining), 2020]

SCRYING THE LANDSCAPE  w. Elina Tapio and Hannah Pezzack [06.02.2023]

"I was interested in exploring the idea of ASMR inside the human body - like how bacteria would sound in my stomach if it was synthesised. "
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Vaagner is proud to present the third and final installment of Jeremiah M. Carter’s album triptych, ‘Vessels’.

Spanning 6 pieces, each work feels like an integral part of the album's overarching narrative, fervently nestled amid divinity and humility.

By its final piece, 'Vessel X', which also clocks in as the longest in the entire triptych, we are treated to one of Jeremiah’s finest moments, and for a few seconds, it all comes together for one last swansong, forming a sonic distillation of elation and grief, desire and passion. – It’s all here.

Vessels

ASM06 | J. Carter - Vessel X (Falling On Our Faces During the Morning Prayers)

Scunthorpe Hauntology Society - August 2023 - The Six of Swords

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A monthly collection of blurred collage, aural experiments, and tonal in-betweens with sound artist and musician Felisha Ledesma. 
https://www.nts.live/shows/felisha-ledesma/episodes/felisha-ledesma-9th-september-2023

Felisha Ledesma 090923

In debut albums for Warm Winters Ltd and Mappa, Rob Winstone has formed a unique sound that's tinged with a beautifully eerie nostalgia, and traced by delicate, microscopic details.

His 'Somewhere' mix draws on this palette, conjuring a selection of blissed autumnal drone works and spacious meanderings for piano. Harnessing restrained composition, he explores the cavernous depths of sparse minimalism, juxtaposing meditative ambient with disruptive noise, to ultimately accentuate the lustrous melodies that characterize his work.

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Somewhere #13 ~ Rob Winstone

info + tracklist: https://radio.syg.ma/episodes/sinister-flower-w-line-explorations
https://lineexplorations.bandcamp.com

sinister flower

sinister flower w/ Line Explorations

w/ @kuumaah and @markopaunovic as o u t e r r a ~
for Vanishing Standards III, released on @amekcollective

cassette tape & digital at:
https://amekcollective.bandcamp.com/album/vanishing-standards-iii

Mastered by Marius Costache
Artwork by Nikola Kostov

Vanishing Standards III

o u t e r r a - Dislocated

Cloudy conditions often come with increased humidity. Higher humidity levels can help the ball retain moisture, which can enhance the swing. A well-maintained shiny side of the ball can create a more pronounced swing in humid conditions.

ASM06 | J. Carter - Vessel X (Falling On Our Faces During the Morning Prayers)

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