Gentle electric piano soliloquies into Mike Oldfield-esque prog bombast, Riley/Reichian minimal progressions meet hand drums and synthesized birds of the jungle. This one's both out of this world and firmly within it, depending on the moment. All killer no filler. I look forward to listening to and posting more of this man's work and that of his French library music colleagues.
Saturday, August 13, 2016
Friday, August 5, 2016
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Tri Atma - Yearning and Harmony
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Tri Atma - Yearning and Harmony
Philip Perkins - Drive Time

A lovely slice of morning music for your commute. Puts me in mind of another wonderful audio journey, Ernest Hood's "Neighborhoods," which you can find here at one of my favorite blogs/radio shows. Field recordings mixed with lovely vignettes, a tasty mix of electronic and acoustic sounds. Highly recommended.
Check out the artist statement on the back cover:
Check out an earlier, highly informative post of the album on the sadly defunct continuo blog...
Sunday, November 15, 2015
Peter Principle - Sedimental Journey (1985)
Really interesting album from a really cool label I know little about (save their reputation) by a really cool artist from a really cool band I know little about (Tuxedomoon).
What I do know: some of these pieces were originally composed as the score for a video so they have that soundtrack theme feel. Cartoon-y samples mixed with some really novel editing techniques have me scratching my head - was this made in the 80's? the aughts? No matter, it's aged well, like the finest things...
Check the tracklist here (since I converted these from .flac to .mp3 and now the order is alphabetical in the folder instead of correct (sry)...)
Saturday, October 17, 2015
Paul Lansky - More Than Idle Chatter
Apologies for the false start, you're probably used to that by now...
Had the pleasure of seeing Lucky Dragons several times over the past few months. These vocal sample compositions really reminded me of some of their recent sets... lovely loops of glossolalia.
File under: Electroacoustic
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