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New release by Music For Sleep Deflection Phases → https://goo.gl/KqWNqG Deflection Phases - has been extrapolated from live tape loops performaces and was written and programmed using analog and modular synths, processed and reprocessed through filters and analog effects to find the ‘No-Sound'. Link: https://goo.gl/KqWNqG
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Two new long-form tracks available on Music For Sleep Bandcamp (Free Download / name your price). Notturna: https://andreaporcumusician.bandcamp.com/album/notturna A gentle hypnotic excursion employing cycling motifs swathed in warm evening mist. The piece really draws the listener deeper and deeper as time seemingly folds. Return To Nara: https://andreaporcumusician.bandcamp.com/album/return-to-nara 37+ minutes of endless meditative loops.
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This guy is one of my favourite producers of immersive, meditative electronic music. New album is his best work yet. This cut is the warmest track on the album. From here it feels like you get pulled out into space, through a black hole and emerge into another universe: http://dummymag.com/reviews/2013/01/07/ethernet-opus-2/ http://boomkat.com/#cds/635139-ethernet-opus-2
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blue four Laurent Chambert/The Fractal Skulls C20+C25 Sample + buy here! Laurent Chambert is a French visual artist and composer who has been creating beautiful and unusual art since 1990. His installations are playful, thought-provoking and visually-arresting. As a musician he has been involved in several acclaimed projects, the most recent of which is the electronic duo The Other Colors. Laurent’s submission to Blue Tapes is When The Cat Is Away The Mice Will Play. In his solo work, Laurent combines field recordings with flickering patterns of electronic sound that are both grid-like and strangely euphoric. Like the brilliant Italian producer Lorenzo Senni/Stargate, some of his work almost feels like a stripped-down-to-the-bare-atoms reading of techno. At other times it feels pastoral and immersive. Always, Laurent’s music is intrinsically ‘plugged-in’ to his environment, whether it’s the bustling cityscapes of Paris described by When The Cat... or the wells of ambient silence in his improvisations recorded in the French countryside. We’ve parcelled Chambert with a similar electronic sound artist, Chris Smith of High Wycombe, England. A studio engineer by day, Chris makes delicious minimal synth-structures under the name The Fractal Skulls. Influenced by the god-twins of John Cage+Steve Reich and Cluster+Harmonia, the music of The Fractal Skulls is unashamedly pretty, full of clockwork-like analogue pulses and holy repetition. Praise for blue four: "The Fourth instalment from Blue Tapes' ongoing delvings into the melodious pairs two like minded auteurs to produce some pretty divine outcomes... Laurent Chambert's side starts in a lock grooved hypnosis of jazzy mirror glints. Reich tonal charges, gently tempo shunted, cut back to sift through some achingly beautiful crystals of elastic duality. Piano pulses lightly dusted in ping ponged percussion, fading slowly into watery timber creaks of oars and rumbling weather. Chord recyclings follow chased by cymbal flares, finally bowing out on the self same arpeggio(ed) dazzle of dancing fingers that started the track. Fractal Skulls continues the vibe with an ambient sun stroked horizon entitled 'Endless 23'... A loose glitter haze, full of spiral lit curls and sequenced zest. Overlays of drifting melodica on 'Reserve Army of Labour' pursuing in gentle repeater candies and polyrhythmic milks. Mellow dew that's well worth your attention..." - Rotten Meats
