Vaellus 010

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Worlds Collide Mountains Form ← James Holden
“I used to balance my clock-radio on a wardrobe to catch the faint pirate FM signals from the nearest city, dreaming of what raves would be like when I could finally escape and become a New Age traveller.”
Enchantments ← Polypores
“inspired by the warm glow and fuzzy logic of hypnagogic states - the realms of consciousness between sleep and waking.”
Silent Now ← Andrea
“There's a mist that hangs over Andrea's second album. It's not the usual weed haze of Ilian Tape records, but instead something more tangible, a thick fog that makes everything around it feel sloshy and exaggerated, like a natural form of reverb” - Resident Advisor
Blender ← Zoë Mc Pherson
“the moment where Mc Pherson show their full hand, using crackling sound effects, ghost vocals and uneven rhythms to build a textural landscape that's so evocative you can almost taste it.”
LANsqape4 [short_oneTake] ← Brainwaltzera
“ thuds resonate and arpeggios climb like rockets before visceral factory-sourced percussion forms an orchestra of power drills, jackhammers, and buzzsaws in a menacing display of audio alchemy.” - Bleep
Nudibranch Symphony ← Bluetech
“Focusing on warm and evocative sequences and simple proto-techno structures, Bluetech restricted his sound palette to purely analog sources and focused on allowing the pure tonalities to guide the unfolding and hypnotic pieces.”
Diagram Of The Universe ← Imaginary Softwoods
“After bending to find this specific universal frequency, time evaporates altogether. The Notional Pastures of Imaginary Softwoods is a document of the universe as we comprehend it, designed to vanish as soon as it is felt.”
Fog and Fire ← Mioclono
“Mioclono don’t waste a second of it, fleshing out their pitter-pat congas and metallic clang with air-raid sirens, dubby squalls, and a gravelly voiceover that brings to mind Vincent Price muttering spells over a bubbling cauldron.” - Pitchfork
Rising Mist ← Lisel
“I rely on my body as an object and resonant instrument. Now, what begins inside my body and continues on the computer is one process, and the ideas that result from it are my instrument.”
Monotony II ← Tim Hecker & Colin Stetson
“this is music of austerity and ambiguity, purgatorial and seasick. A jagged anti-relaxant for our medicated age, rough-hewn and undefined.”
AMEN 96 ← Nathan Fake
“There’s plenty of rawness evident, with spiky sonics keeping ears on high alert – full of endorphin-flooded rave energy.”
Naasaccade ← Rian Treanor & Ocen James
“a cross-cultural collaboration that swerves simplicity but refuses to over-complicate itself - it's about interaction, improvisation and passion.”
Loser Mitsuko ← Shinra Knives
“The idea that one could reach a level of indulgence into something so strong that they need help exercising restraint always frightened me. This ep is about falling in love with someone in that space.”
Pink ← Loscil & Lawrence English
“Their combined powers open pathways to heightened realms of deep listening and bewitching restraint, finding flickering infinities in ancient configurations of wind, brass, stone, and dust.”
Phantom Paradise ← Wacław Zimpel
“sounds like an urban jungle with cumulative layers of escalating ambient waves, vibrant jumping electronic passages, and stately clarinet parts in counterpoint to these fluctuations.” - The Quietus
Drowned Lands ← Wanderwelle
“Wailing odes tell the story of the catastrophic activity of eroding waves and winds shaping the land that are enhanced by the climate crisis.”
Ramblers' Dance ← Gilroy Mere
“ The glass rises and the glass falls and in the background there are sirens, fog horns, church bells and Eno, and on the sea bed there are the scattered remains of a once great city.”