Senescence

Artist: amaranth_todd
Album: Labyrinthine Vol. 01
Label: Dreamcode Recordings
Artwork: Krytika
Release: 07/10/2022

https://soundcloud.com/amaranth_todd
https://www.facebook.com/dreamcoderecordings

amaranth_todd - Dead Air

In the depths of our being, where the innermost thoughts reside and the essence of our existence takes shape, there lies a profound realization that the self inside the self is an infinite abyss. It is a concept that delves into the intricacies of our consciousness, unraveling the enigma that lies within.

Mastering by: @woulgmusic
Released by: @geometric-corruption
Artwork by: Misfit https://www.instagram.com/misfit.virtual/

Abyssal

Mix Sur Le Temps Qui Passe, Sur Beaucoup De Deuils À Faire Tout En Gardant Le Sourire

merci les artistes 

Cosmo Sheldrake - Nightingale Part 1
hope spilling vessel - three new flowers
sweetearthflying - Without Reason
Prepetuum - Moss
Jalan Jalan - Lotus
Dan Wool - Headhole
BYZ - Husk
(un)familiar. - Introducing Disorder (reprise)
Aphex Twin - QKThr
viwiv - recollection
Musette - 18 Juli
Andrew Prahlow - The Lost Waltz
Atrium Carceri - Trembling
Oleg Sergeev, Andrey Rumak - Nowhere
Andrew Prahlow - We Knew Not What We Built
Thorjn - Fall Appart
Andrew Prahlow - Lost Signal
Enregistrement à ma Fenêtre
T.U. - URL_1
Akira Yamaoka - The Reverse Will

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Barker - Paradise Engineering
Pacific Coliseum - Ocean City
Escape Artist - Carpentaria
slippymudman - Soundboy's Shadow
Outback - Contoise
J. Albert - Copal 
v8pepsi - Track1 (not my first track)
Placid Angels - First Blue Sky 
woodgraves - Gestalt
Scooter - HAIN A.M.
Ghostmemory - Mother Earth Dub (feat. Mr. Hideyoshi)
Dust-e-1 - Hutchin
Substance, Vainqueur - Resonance
Ausa - Emg+40
DJ Neo Destiny - Citrus Consciousness
No Moon - Exoplanet Vibe Cult
Foans - Witness

Modern 712100 Retail Execution Strategies (@ Institute of Tranceology Grand Opening 1.13.2024)

SERA019: Satellite Era presents "Distant Arrays Volume 07" - the seventh edition of our various artist series that aims to diversify our collection of experimental electronic music.

Out now on all major platforms: https://ffm.to/sera019

Nearly one solar return since our last Distant Arrays adventure, it felt necessary to make an inevitable comeback to the series that helped us expand our label across the music sphere. This edition continues to build on the foundation of what makes this project so special: welcoming experimental artists from different parts of the world to come together and push sonic boundaries in a genre-free setting.

We begin with the return of our distant friend who resides over 10,000 kilometers away from the Satellite Era HQ - representing the beautiful destination of Nagano is Japanese artist Ton Mise. With previous work on underground imprints such as Eerik Inpuj Sound stateside and NoDiscoRecords from Japan, his diversity in sound has only grown with his catalog over time. Influenced by earlier renditions of trip-hop and ambient, he approaches experimental music with a warmer and more lush perspective. Blending dusty synths with heavy percussive elements, “Ait6 U1” is a great example of his unique take on moody electronica.

A year after his contribution to our last label showcase, we welcome Romanian producer Hexalyne onto our collective. With standout releases on household experimental labels such as Evel Records and Kaer’Uiks, his darker approach to braindance caught our attention years ago. Fans of Autechre, Phoenecia, and many others in that realm will feel right at home with “Invicate.” The track takes synthesized drums and coats them with glitched-out tones throughout the stereo space, creating a rhythmic yet spaced-out feeling as it progresses.

Over three years since appearing on our first-ever Distant Arrays compilation, we have brought back Portland-based producer Naudible to contribute a high-octane track filled with shifting breakbeats. Although “Vase” contains elements recognizable in some of our favorite older subgenres like breakcore and drill 'n' bass, its most outstanding quality is the variance in sampling. The song feels like a sound collage that incorporates vocals from hip-hop, outdoor foley recordings, and a barrage of different drums that are cleverly layered together throughout the frantic few minutes.

Finally, we welcome another new face to the label with Spanish producer AZ-Rotator. Known for generating some of the most eclectic modular and programmed sounds that we have heard thus far, he has already established a name for himself in the niche experimental community. “Tr4ns_v4” is no different from his renowned formula - it boasts unpredictable, metallic drums fused with grueling bass occasionally entering the soundscape. The result is an appreciable summary of the entire compilation and proper ending to it.

Distant Arrays is an immersive showcase of our audio/visual capabilities as a collective. We are honored to introduce you to our growing team, continuously expanding our newfound interpretation of sound.

"Stationed beyond the horizon lies a cluster of autonomous satellite arrays - each serving as capsules of detained time, points of transit between diverse concepts, and the sensorial relation between tangible audio and visual worlds. They fill the thin air with varied frequencies and beam optic elements into the minds of drawn newcomers and devoted adherents alike. Though each array hosts different creators from every remote edge of this decaying planet, they communicate with us through the vigorous potential of art. They link together to create a limitless field without borders – only human connection. These are the Distant Arrays..." 

1. Ait6 U1
Keisuke Matsuoka - production, mix
2. Invicate
Hexalyne - production, mix
3. Vase
Micah Young - production, mix
4. - Tr4nS_v4
Uge Ortiz - production, mix

Amir Mashayekhi - master
Nic Juister - cover art, visuals

BUY / STREAM

Ton Mise - Ait6 U1

a musical tribute to the iconic PS2 startup sound, with some killer guitar work from the homie @KamikazeBitch!

thank you for listening :)

Senescence

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