Baobab

1. Bryn na welon
2. Trywyddu
3. Ymwybyddiaeth
4. Sion Gwyllt
5. Gwyfyn
6. Cwmwl 10
7. Akenaten
8. Sosban
9. Mynydd Mawr
10. Mwydyn
11. Carreg Hollt
12. Maes y freuddwyd

The Cauldron Era [Cyfnod y Grochan]

1. Ardhanareeshvara 01:48
2. Kuara 01:42
3. Clogwyn 02:31
4. Beira 02:35
5. Caer Gwydion 01:55
6. Ēostre 02:13
7. Colomendy 02:43
8. Croeso i Annwn 02:17
9. Page of Wands 02:33
10. Zorya 02:42
11. Amur 2 02:21
12. Dial heb diwedd 01:16
13. Y Dorf Beryglus 02:39
14. Ymlusg Nadroedd 02:18
15. Bāguà 02:49
16.Campidoglio 01:50
This album is split into two halves. The Yin side [retractive, passive and receptive], which features mostly melody driven songs, with acoustic/analogue recordings. Largely composed and recorded in Moonlit isolation in a rural environment.
The Yang side [active, repelling and expansive] which was composed and recorded in the city, under the Sun, features more rhythm based tracks, recorded digitally with midi sounds and sampled drums. More improvisational and spontaneous than the first half. Both halves contain a little bit of the other, and there is a track in-between the two sides that exemplifies the philosophy, and serves as a bridge/portal between the two worlds that potentially exists within us all.

Triskellion [Trisgel]

A dedication to the works of Jeremy Narby.

ちせい



A collection of improvs and out-takes recorded 2017-2025

1 - Organic Architecture*
2 - Psychopomp
3 - Numismatics*
4 - Statws Dymuniwn
5 - Brecon Carreg
6 - Cysgod y Gronfa
7 - Whiskey Alpha
8 - Dim Byd y Pysgod
9 - Borborygmus*
10 - Ddaw bola'n gefn
11 - Ceridwen
12 - Hermeunetics
13 - Am Dro

*Tracks 1,3 and 9 feature excerpts from Frank Lloyd Wright, recorded in the 1950's

Melomaniac

Rhagom [Forest Hill version]

Hanes [Forest Hill version]

1. Bechgyn y Wawr
2. 75
3. Love walk
4. Anuta
5. Oak A
6. Rhagom [honour oak]
7. Mordaith Dylan Ail don/Exodus of Eridu [part 3]
8. Llanerch
9. Megapod
10. Hanes [honour oak]
11. Sepeatless
12. Amur
13. Chi-sei
14. Efallai hon yw'r gan sydd mynd i rhywfaint cyfrannu tuag at achub yr iaith?
15. Cymry am beth?

The Black Dragon Chapter [Cytundeb y Ddraig Ddu]

Ail-mordaith Dylan Ail-Don

An audio investigation into the possible origins of monotheism.

Akenaten

'The members of DôN stand as an oak; a steadfast bastion of inimitable authenticity, in a rising wave of automated simulacra. With a sound that rushes like a cool wind from the mountains, the misty-eyed gazers of dreampop won’t know what’s hit them. Unequivocally invested in promoting the beauty of nature, it’s unironic that such punchy jingles have a flair of “blink and you’ll miss it".
[Jeremiah Johnson Tayler]

Derw ab DôN

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