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Aaron Martin is a very talented multi-instrumentalist from Topeka, Kansas who has releases on Experimedia and Preservation. Martin has played Kansas City regularly and has become an influential artist around the midwest and Kansas City. "Night Erased Them All" is Martin's soundtrack to late-night driving, a well thought-out soundtrack to the highways and back roads of Kansas as would be enjoyed... |
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Before we get all hyperbolic in here, let’s just assert that “Into Thin Air” is (all biases aside) one of the finest cassette releases we have ever heard. A thirty-seven minute, hand-held tour through haunted parallels that have only ever before been revealed to Andreas Brandal. No noisy, screeching specters can be found here, though. Just gossamer wraiths spooling cryptic melodies off the... |
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This split collects sounds from two musical prodigies – one from Latvia, one from Ohio. Beats that speak to all cultures, classes, creeds and deeds. Dunian’s side is part wonk, part bass, part post-rave, all absolute neck-melting material. After the flip, Monster Rally conjures a tropical beat mirage that sounds like Madlib conducting your grandmother’s favorite cocktail hour orchestra.... |
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Expo '70's now 2006 classic heavily layered drone epic "Center of the Earth" get an analog release on cassette. Praised by Aquarius Records, Foxy Digitalis & The Wire Magazine. |
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Pure black dope on tape from Jeremy Kelly. “Shortwaves” bubbles over with a cacophony of circuit-bent radio signals and modular synth granularity before the slackening cord is severed completely and you are lowered into a pit of low-end doom viscosity and psychedelic trawling. Crack the windows open, this one needs to breathe a little. Limited to 70 pro-dubbed cassettes. |
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Edition of 129 copies Two monster killer tracks by Peter Rehberg (aka PITA)! The Detroit track melds a live rendition of the famous track three from "Get Out" alongside a brilliant display of gorgeous laptop improvisation! The Baltimore track is basically a gigantic fireball feedback and Baltimore club-inspired sprawl! "Performed live by PITA. No edits. No overdubs." Packaged in oversized library... |
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New studio album recorded locally by J. Ashley Miller (Ssion, Carnal Torpor, Child Being). Initially demoed by Justin Wright a year ago, Sounding the Deep has added MIke Vera as a permanent member on percussion and headed into the studio with more refined versions of the initial demo. Vera brings a new dimension to the layers of warm sounds that are Sounding the Deep. Their new sound is captured... |
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Free immediate digital version download included with purchase of cassette. A collaboration with trombone player Hilary Jeffery. Two cinematic tunes on a bright orange cassette tape, limited to 100 copies, housed in a hand stamped chipboard arigato pack. The Hilary Jeffery Tape by Machinefabriek |
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if this is what the afterlife is like maybe i should start believing in that shit. but really the duo of ryan mcgill (cliffsides) and franklin teagle (meditations) stretches their wings and fly even further on their latest declaration fi nding the visceral symmetry in subtle shifts and simple composition. dual synthscapes that line the sky with their warm, glowing major chord changes and galactic... |
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new music from the digitalis in-house band altar eagle, consisting of life-partners brad & eden hemming rose, replacing their corsican paintbrush folk-psych “palette” with a decidedly more synth-pop-oriented one, taking cues from the human league, early chicago & detroit techno (the alpha-juno pitch-bends are unmistakeable) and stuph like cold cave ... ltd#125: altar eagle "vintage cats" c26... |
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purportedly the final release from the colored mushroom & the medicine rocks ensemble (what a long, strange, hectic, at times frustrating, ultimately rewarding ... trip it’s been) consisting of emeralds’ john eliott, charles szerzen, and sandra serio ... the trio leave us in fine form, here offering 7 tracks of off-kilter drum machine wallop, endless odd-meter arpeggiations, some stray... |
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travis bird and evan lindorff-ellery caught my attention straight away on their first trio of releases on the label they run together, notice recordings. "fictive agriculture" finds them spewing new organic sonar trails through hazy concrete forests. this is music that requires repeated listens to fully digest all the layers. things start off minimal and almost-melodic before bursting into a... |
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the boggling continues fresh out of the bowels of the san francisco space program. "banjo signal generator as advertised" keeps the psychedelic synth scrapes brewing and brewing until everyone is buried underneath his electronic portal clouds. inside this howling vortex of bubbling electronics come unexpected shifts of composed guitar melodies that fade away as quickly as they arrived. in its... |
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awesome solo set from altar eagle's eden hemming, beard here rifling through a buncha different modes, from minimal, voice-laced synth-pulse, to reverb-drenched crackle & almost ruth white-ian electronic summonings ... ltd#144: mass ornament ""fyxe"" c39 it's been a while, but it's finally time for the latest feather in eden hemming's cap to be plucked. ""fyxe"" follows-up 2008's ""bewilderness""... |
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seeping through the veil of unconscious" came to us out of nowhere as a demo and i think i can say with some certainty that it's the best demo we've ever received. motion sickness of time travel is the solo moniker of la grange, gerogia's rachel evans. she also plays in the duo, quiet evenings, with her husband and runs the hooker vision label with him as well. and while she's done some really... |
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alright friends, this one goes deep. REAL deep. nathan mclaughlin (half of the excellent loud & sad, who you will hear more about later this year) offers up the second volume of his "echolocation" trilogy (vol. 3 coming on gift tapes this fall while vol. 1 remains up-in-the-air) and we are all the better for it. deftly composed electronics bind together effortlessly with ghost drones of the... |
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undoubtedly the head-scratch release of the week (or last week, or next) is this quite capably executed plunderphonic / musique concrète set from emeralds' "big" john elliott, mixing (literally) straight recordings of birds (sounds like the same donald j. borror lp that pink floyd used on "cirrus minor"), the apollo mission (also from an lp), that "planes, trains, and automobiles" lp-set, and an... |
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sam gas can is one to leave you wondering endlessly and wandering aimlessly. it all starts with a low-key dance party for your favorite haunted asylum. manic voices and near-tribal beats plummet like a meteor through the clouds. you walk into this mental ward with no fucken clue how you got there. luckily there's clarity on the horizon in the form of uber-melodic synth passages that will guide... |
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i've been to canada many times. hell, half of my family still lives up there and i can tell you one thing it isn't: tropical. sorry brothers & sisters in the great white north, that's just not how it flies. well, sundrips would beg to differ it seems. this montreal-based duo craft hypnotic song structures that will heat you up even during the depths of those canadian winters. armed mainly with a... |
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hell hath no fury like the desert, or at least that seems to be the implication on this latest mini-opus from the inimitable william fowler collins. the sparse landscapes of new mexico (where he plies his trade) are evident all over "hiding in light." the churning of distant machines fight against the wind and blowing sand. but the darkness overcomes as soon as WFC drops the guitar bomb early on... |
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