Similar to true egressives, this 20 minute ambient work by Off Land steadily flows through air streams and channels of sound. The backbone of this piece was forged from a one minute recording of the sound of a cat purring, creating the background tonal noise. On top of this is a layered drone-scape composition of piano, synths, and minimal percussion.
That certainly was electrifying. The link is to the freshly dropped thread. I wish I had listened to this before I quit emusic. I can see it won't be long until I sign up again.
-I fucking love this album. "Wintermusik" is still my favorite Frahm thing, but this is a strong second place. I can't wait until I get to hear it on a Winter Saturday morning with the snow falling.
@confused That Oene Van Geel is in a nifty group called Estafest. They're album "Eno Supo" received some BitW consideration for that year's Best Of list...
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Queen Elephantine - To Tartarus (7" that never was): https://www.discogs.com/Queen-Elephantine-To-Tartarus-7-That-Never-Was/release/1736003
Getatchew Mekurya- Ethiopiques Vol. 14: Negus of Ethiopian Sax
Off Land - Egressives
Wil Bolton - February Dawn
https://internetclub.bandcamp.com/album/-
then:
Fran Guidry - Kaleponi - Slack Key Guitar
Something else from Amie St.; just plain acoustic guitar; super low budget cover. Nice!
Doug Seidel is the brother of @DaveSeidel aka Mysterybear
(released April 7, 2016)
Hammock - Everything and Nothing
One of their best
Brandee Younger - "Wax and Wane"
That certainly was electrifying. The link is to the freshly dropped thread.
I wish I had listened to this before I quit emusic. I can see it won't be long
until I sign up again.
ólafur arnalds & nils frahm - "trance frendz"
-I fucking love this album. "Wintermusik" is still my favorite Frahm thing, but this is a strong second place. I can't wait until I get to hear it on a Winter Saturday morning with the snow falling.
Sun Araw - Beach Head
then
Stefano Coppari - "Eureka"
White Out with Nels Cline - Accidental Sky
Lesley Flanigan - Glacier
Ps.
Wow! That was a terrific listen. What a great voice.
Here's a sample from something new.
Her bandcamp page
Leo Abrahams & Brian Eno
Short great stereo.
ps This will be terrific for the garden when i need to pick up the pace.
Another teaser
Thanks
Lots more exploring to do.
What a great album cover
ps my wife would give me a hard time if I left in that other apostrophe.
Just a terrific night for listening
one more
Estafest - "Eno Supo"
Read and listen if you want: http://www.birdistheworm.com/estafest-eno-supo/
Gonna listen to it myself right now. Cheers.
From Amie St from a big dump of Mainstream Records albums.
Wayward Monks - Wayward Monks
Continuing to troll through some old unlistened Amie St stuff; this one's a Bay Area band that claims to blend jazz, prog and new age. I'm enjoying it. http://www.soundclick.com/mobile/default.cfm?bandid=279919