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According to the excellent BOCPages: According to Sean Booth, there exists a cover that Boards of Canada made of the Autechre track "Cichli", it still remains unreleased.
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Sampled, sliced, collated, and combined electronic and acoustic instrumentals, beats and beyond. Recommended; check out Ultre's debut album, too, if this is your thing.
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My recommendation this week is the new title just dropped on the lovely Quiet Time Tapes Imprint (that gave us that beautiful Huerco S. piece) some time back. 'Voices' is particularly stunning - almost as if David Sylvian was re-dreaming about Steel Cathedrals with Richard Barbieri dreamy keyboard washes. "We are excited to release our first vinyl record Strawberry - the debut album by producer Chester Raj Anand (a.k.a. Lord Raja) under his given name. A collection of minimalist compositions, Chester uses synths, a tape machine, and field recordings to craft an album that’s deeply emotive and contemplative through its simplicity. While these are wordless compositions, many of the tracks carry the weight and melancholy of a love song, revealing his innate songwriting ability. Strawberry was created while on a solo trip to Tokyo. As Chester traveled the city he'd pull field recordings from the street and Japanese television, recording secret synth sessions at local synth shops. Back at his temporary stay, drifting in and out of sleep, he’d edit the recordings deep into the night. While exploring Tokyo, Chester also captured observational footage on his camera phone; street scenes, bizarre moments from television and an overnight stay at a manga cafe; footage he then compiled and edited into an accompanying video for the album. Strawberries became a vivid motif during his visit as they were in season at the time and popped up frequently in one way or another. He’d see fresh strawberries being sold every day on his walk to the train. They were a suitable metaphor for his brief experience in Tokyo. The music conveys the feeling of being a lone observer, looking from the outside into a hyperconnected chaotic world filled with white noise and stimulation. All experienced in and out of a dream state. Something about this experience, and the way it was captured in music and on video, resonate more effectively in these times in which traveling, or being in a crowded urban space, feel like a distant memory.
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https://bohemiandrips.bandcamp.com/album/visions-of-space Also... Which is very cool. Been wanting to do something similar for years. But also just the music is pretty fucking great? Well worth hearing. Came out last year, I just happened across this linked via a Bandcamp article on AI/Coding/etc in music. Seems some copies of the vinyl & vinyl/USB are still available.
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Three weeks ago i had a meeting with someone who’s the creative supervisor of a famous jingle production/audio branding company here in the Netherlands. He said he liked my music and gave me the advice to focus more on acoustic sounding music. After some research, i made this nature documentary-like soundtrack. What do you guys think? https://soundcloud.com/wibo-enter/mount-logan-1
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Last week my new album "Holiday Affairs" was released on feral delight records. It´s a mixture of ambient synths, field recordings and acoustic songwriting. Check it out here if you wish: https://andersbrorby.bandcamp.com/album/holiday-affairs
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Here is a very brief moment of my bliss distilled into a track. I hope you feel something from it! https://soundcloud.com/lawrencelawrence/carneveilrepurposedliveshort20
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in a similar vein to... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hco-qJY4VF0, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6e9WWIYaNc, thank You in advance for the Care, Because I Do.
