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Mysteries of the Deep is a New York-based record label, podcast, and event series — focused on ambient & experimental music in various forms. Mysteries — as fans lovingly call it — is concerned with exploration of unknown realms, and its focus, in addition to showcasing a dynamic spectrum of electronic music from foremost artists in the field, is to thoughtfully engage its audience. Conceptualized in 2011, Mysteries began as a podcast series that, now in its ninth year, has hosted an array of mixes and original works. The project has since evolved, expanding into a curated event series and, more recently, a burgeoning record label.
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CLII by Refracted (@refracted-music). This set was recorded live at Springkell 2023.
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CLI by CMD (@c-m-d). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.Tracklist:Amina Cyu - Miracles Dwell In The Invisible (Ensamble Records)galcid - Border (Detroit Underground)Fever Loop - Fever Loop (Ancient Robot)Anthony Rother - Cirklon Vally (Fax +49-69/450464)Julia Bondar - 10th Floor (Unknown Pleasures Records)Vita (Victoria Lukas) - The Ending (Frustrated Funk)Analog Tara - Sensory Memory (zeromoon)Espen T. Hangård - 240Mue - Naica (Halocline Trance)Qeei - Alarma 2 (Infinite Machine)n9oc - Q (Die Orakel)Motoko & Myers - Gaze Brace (Students of Decay)Annie Martin - untitled (relaxation: songs for city dwellers)A'Bear - Ignition uniteLone Dancer - Maelcum's Ship (Multidim Records)John Surman - Perranporth (ECM Records)Silvia Kastel - Holobiont Copy (Cover of Hiroshi Yoshimura's "Water Copy")Yuri Urano - NewqRaica - Slep_Non (Further Records)DAAT - 33 (Detuned Transmissions)Ryuichi Sakamoto - fullmoon (S U R V I V E Version) (Commmons)France Jobin + Richard Chartier - DUO.1 (mAtter (3))Strategy - Noise Tape Emax (Geographic North)Citofono - 0103 (Le Son 666)Jo Johnson - Orbit (Mysteries of the Deep)
To celebrate the 150th release of the Mysteries podcast, we are thrilled to present a stunning DJ set from Lynne (@lynne-tokyo), recorded live at Variations in NY on Friday October 20, 2023!
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXLIX by SUNA (@sunabass). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.Tracklist:1. dy' meurth - Heavy Cloud 2. Shell Of A City (Excerpt) - Lisa Lerkenfeldt 3. Copper Lily - Concrete Colored Paint 4. Az erdő hangja - Rdei 5. Gladne sjenke / Hungry Shadows - Manja Ristić & Mark Vernon6. Waning Mind's Eye - Pagan Red 7. The Wrong Platform (nothing stops here after 5) - Mark Vernon 8. One - Hems 9. Hold You To It - Leslie Keffer 10. Duration I - John McCowen 11. Rotation - Biosphere 12. Contraluz II (Economisti di Mare) - Émile Zener 13. Meld (Rrose Distillation) - LAIR
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXLVIII by Jin [靜] (@jinsynth). DJ set recorded live at Liminal Dreams [Tokyo]. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXLVII by @beabrennan Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: Sarah Davachi - Magdalena Henry Collins - Prepared Rain COH - Ether Fields Forever Terre Thaemlitz - Cycles Glenn Gould - The Latecomers (From The Solitude Trilogy) Carl Stone - Banteay Srey Astrid Sonne - Stuck in Pause Brian Harnetty - Sound of an Unperplexed Wren Bea Brennan - Rushing In Nobukazu Takemura - Icefall Ka Baird - You Are Myself Visible Cloaks - Terrazzo Bea Brennan - The Knowing Stone Leyland Kirby - Monroes Stockport Osees - Poem with 2 Horns
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXLVI by Dan Bean [The Transcendence Orchestra] (@dan-bean). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: Mimi Majick - Untitled Richard Skelton - Faint Ray Systems Vangelis - Creation Du Monde Marco Zenker - One Thousand Dialect - Chroma Transient Waves - What I'm Shootin' For Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Co. - Oleo Strut Erotic States - Loving Daddy Shasta Cults - Kisiani Abul Mogard - Watched The Sea, The Fields, The Sky Oren Ambarchi - Stars Aligned, Webs Spun Spectrum - Sounds For A Thunderstorm (For Peter Zinovieff) Faust - Untitled Datacide - Deep Chair James Holden - In The End You'll Know The Higher Intelligence Agency - Ketamine Entity Johnny Osbourne - He Can Turn The Tide (Version) Jon Lucien - Soul Chant Bana Haffar - Sit Still Malcolm Cecil - Sun Song Beaumont Hannant - Psi-Onyx (Psix Million Dollar Myx Oscar Goldmans Bonus) Teleplasmiste - Astōdaan Hermeto Pascoal - Mestre Mará Richard H Kirk - The Number Of Magic Ps - Freak Walk The Eurythmics - Aqua Maxime Denuc - Fat Old Sun
Portland, OR-based multimedia artist William Selman returns to Mysteries of the Deep with his third album for the label. Drawing on influences such as David Toop, Beatriz Ferreyra, Elizabeth Waldo, and David Behrman, “The Weather Indoors” melds live and synthesized instrumentation, field recordings, and digital processing techniques in a new, more melodic and approachable direction.Immersive site recordings open into melodic woodwinds, orchestral instrumentation, bass guitar, gongs, and vibraphone. Borrowing from the anthropologist Tim Ingold’s concept of “inversion,” this widescreen staging cuts immediately to the core of the project: the way human beings use the faculty of imagination to aestheticize their built surroundings with architecture, images of distant locales, and domesticated flora and fauna to contain the anxiety for the natural world that surrounds human life.A clear peak in Selman's extensive catalog, “The Weather Indoors” captures his work at a moment expanding his musical and aesthetic project: Neither genre ambient nor musique concrète, but a unique sound world dense with conceptual play and moments of more traditional harmonic beauty.“We are contaminated by our encounters: they change who we are as we make way for others. As contamination changes world-making projects, mutual worlds—and new directions—may emerge. Everyone carries a history of contamination; purity is not an option.” —Anne Lowenhaupt-Tsing, The Mushroom at the End of the World Releases May 19, 2023Written, produced, and recorded by William SelmanMastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio NYDolby Atmos Mixes by Matthew Patterson CurryPhotography, Video Direction, and Words by William SelmanDesign by Gabriel BenzurEditing by Chris ZalduaWorldwide Distribution: Space Cadets© Mysteries of the DeepMOTDLP016, 2023mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXLIII by Camille Altay (@camillealtay). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.Tracklist:Azu Tiwaline & Al Wooton - Last Scene Gondwana - A Gospel of DirtPiotr Kurek - Peach BlossomVaruna - GenesisFjäder - VegaChristina Chatfield - Drin (Patrick Russell Remix)Vigliensoni - BrecciaDoctrina Natura - SilencioFischerle- OmolozuTammo Heselink - DanabaChancha Vía Circuito - AlegríaTribilin Sound - Condorquanqui (Chancha Vía Circuito Remix)Front De Cadeau- There is Something WrongIWANN - IdlenessGhost Warrior - Meet at InfinityIntersperse - RadiolucentWalton - Working TitleForest Drive West - BreakRobert Haigh - Secret Life of Waves (Aural Imbalance Spatial Remix)Abby Echiverri- Chiral Offeringx.y.r. - Night DripsBeatriz Ferreyra - Echos (1978) In Memoriam Of Mercedes CornuZaragoza - Kult Koruth
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXLII by @Cobahn.Tracklist:The Vision Reels - Self-similarity [Kizen Records]Dialog - Side B [Astral Industries]Ragnar Kestis - það flæðir burt að lokum [संस्कार Rites]Recent Arts - Branwelt [NSP]Soundwalk Collective - The Dues of Death [Soundwalk Collective]Tlacactoc - Geiger Scale [Secuencias Temporales]OWL - Interstellar Void [Paradise Lost Recordings]Terrence Dixon - Found In Space [Tresor Records]Sa Pa - Gokotto [Mana Records]William Selman - The World Without Us [Mysteries of the Deep]Dialog - Side A [Astral Industries]s.soo - Displacement [Sistal-s.soo.]res_és_nostre - california bird talk [res_és_nostre]Dorian Gray - Ibernazione [Dorian]Notzing - Vigilia I [Knotzept]Birds of Prey - Hyperbola [Mysteries of the Deep]Eafhm - Waning Quarter (Oisatsana Deconstruction) [Melifera-records]MTRL - Sublight [Self-released]The Spiral - Redshift [Mysteries of the Deep]ABSIS - the shaman of the house [red edge]
What is the sound of feeling?In physics, we conceive of sound as waves. Vibrations, undulations, physical manifestations: heard but not seen. Borne by the body, but interpreted in the brain.Within ourselves, we perceive emotion as waves, too. Rolling in, rolling out: tidal, even. In moments of violet intensity, the depth of our feeling crashes upon us like surf, rip currents on a corporeal beach.Worlds apart, but waves in kind. For musician and composer Jo Johnson, the veil between is diaphanous indeed. What you hear is what you feel. Listen and uncover.Written and Produced by Jo Johnson (@werkhouse)Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NYArtwork by Candace PriceDesign by Gabriel BenzurWords by Chris ZalduaWorldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited© Jo Johnson / Mysteries of the DeepMOTDEP008, 2022mysteriesofthedeep.net
A scene: warm and hazy, dappled in emerald green, redolent of precipitation, of fertility. Pause momentarily and consider the abundance. Inside, a horizon beckons. Seek and you’ll find it; approach and you'll be certain it’s there. Step off the plateau and discover unseen foundations. Outside, relish in immanence. Be immersed in it: trust that no line divides, and no border exists. There is no goal; there is no destination. Find awe in seeing. Find solace in listening. Renew the journey. Embrace the unknown. Move beyond the final frontier, and allow for discovery of the self. Saphileaum charts the path.
Written & Produced by Saphileaum Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio NY Artwork by Candace Price Words by Chris Zaldua
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXL by Timnah Sommerfeldt (@timnah-sommerfeldt). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: The Vision Reels - I Am Your Geometry Nova Material - Xpujil Part ll Black Zone Magick Chant - Where Will We Meet When Our Ashes Are Spread In The Wind? Brendon Moeller - Flow Chris Carter - Reprise David Lee Myers - Ranidae Aquae Multicast Dynamics - Kesto Rookas - Being Auvinen - Kevät Jäät Kilisevät Leda Maar - Side A Thomas Ragsdale & Richard Arnold - Going Jarguna - Shuar Tales Scanner - Untilt Toki Fuko - Ajna Mick Chillage - Wavelength Orphic - ACSXD (Marco Shuttle Remix)
We're pleased to announce a very special release by Pavaka Group, a new project from William Selman (@wselman)
'Following modern utopian and human potential movements from the 60s through the 80s, one theme that runs through these groups is the inclusion of music and sound-making in their organized practices. As these groups sought to give their members the tools or environment from which to liberate themselves from the constraints and norms of postwar life, music was a common vehicle for that personal and spiritual liberation. Music—like collective, collaborative farm work or group guided meditation practice—was another channel for personal and group expression of a new ideal of living and being.'
Recorded March-May 2016
Written & Produced by William Selman Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios NY Photography & Words by William Selman Design by Gabriel Benzur
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXXIX by Erika (@erikadotnet). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: Red Stars CPR - The Killing Of A Sacred Place Merrin Karras - Monument François X - Particules Elementaires Richard Fearless - Tamas Cosimo Damiano - La Guaritrice Forest Drive West - Particles in Motion Varuna - Avicennia Torn Relics - Rebirth Ligovskoï - Dilip Valentino Mora - Second Skin Kato de Vidts - First Signs David Shettler - Orthosomnia Nørbak - Watershed Unjin - Ties Efficient Refineries - Dhyana Space Afrika - u+00b1 Jo Johnson - there is no there there Jonas Kopp - Deep Freeze Max Loderbauer - Sub Grand River - All Playing in Jannah Slacker - deep in the forest, a sacred pool Afrorack - Rev
Mysteries is thrilled to present the long-awaited remix EP for Christina Chatfield's 2021 debut album 'Sutro' – with stunning edits from Erika & Patrick Russell – plus unreleased bonus tracks from the album.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Album tracks mixed by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, Brooklyn Artwork by Gabriel Benzur
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
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Mysteries is thrilled to present the long-awaited remix EP for Mosam Howieson's 2021 album 'Aphelion' – with stunning edits from Abby Echiverri, tdel, and Svreca – plus an unreleased bonus track from the album.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Artwork by Gabriel Benzur
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
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Mysteries is thrilled to present the long-awaited remix EP for Mosam Howieson's 2021 album 'Aphelion' – with stunning edits from Abby Echiverri, tdel, and Svreca – plus an unreleased bonus track from the album.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Artwork by Gabriel Benzur
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
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Mysteries is thrilled to present the long-awaited remix EP for Mosam Howieson's 2021 album 'Aphelion' – with stunning edits from Abby Echiverri, tdel, and Svreca – plus an unreleased bonus track from the album.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Artwork by Gabriel Benzur
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
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Mysteries is thrilled to present the long-awaited remix EP for Christina Chatfield's 2021 debut album 'Sutro' – with stunning edits from Erika & Patrick Russell – plus unreleased bonus tracks from the album.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Album tracks mixed by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, Brooklyn Artwork by Gabriel Benzur
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
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Mysteries is thrilled to present the long-awaited remix EP for Christina Chatfield's 2021 debut album 'Sutro' – with stunning edits from Erika & Patrick Russell – plus unreleased bonus tracks from the album.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Album tracks mixed by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, Brooklyn Artwork by Gabriel Benzur
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDEP005, 2022 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries is thrilled to present the long-awaited remix EP for Mosam Howieson's 2021 album 'Aphelion' – with stunning edits from Abby Echiverri, tdel, and Svreca – plus an unreleased bonus track from the album.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Artwork by Gabriel Benzur
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDEP006, 2022 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries is thrilled to present the long-awaited remix EP for Christina Chatfield's 2021 debut album 'Sutro' – with stunning edits from Erika & Patrick Russell – plus unreleased bonus tracks from the album.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Album tracks mixed by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, Brooklyn Artwork by Gabriel Benzur
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXXVIII. Vox Humana by Michael Brunner (@four4). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Perila and Ulla - intrinsic matter 2. Jorge Reyes Valencia - El rostro de los abuelos 3. Jan Jelinek - Slavoj Zizek, what signs were there of the imminent dissolution of Yugoslavia? 4. HPC - Sleepwalker 5. X-TG - Janitor of Lunacy 6. tobias. - The Mirror Blind 7. Matmos - Flashcube Fog Wares / Głucha Affera Słów 8. Amelia Cuni, Werner Durand - Third Yama: Midday 9. Felicia Atkinson - Enter the Memory of a Crow 10. Carmen Villain - Two Halves Touching 11. Pamela Z - In The Other World 12. LOVESLIESCRUSHING - Nauv 13. Michael Vetter - Dream on a Summer's Day 14. Broadcast - Milling Around The Village 15. Moor Mother - TRUE LIES OF HISTORY feat OLOF MELANDER 16. Bengt Berger - Bitter Funeral Beer
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXXVII by @laurabcr. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1 - David Eden - Whale Bubbler 2 - Monic - 3 Net 3 3 - Nuslux - Hippocampi 4 - Anne Guthrie - Threading A Closed Loop 5 - Matthias Kispert - Matter 6 - Suzanne Ciani - A Higher Place 7 - Mira Calix - Autobahn 8 - Kangding Ray - Demera 9 - KMRU & Echium - Switched 10 - Elisa Batti & Sebastian Josef Brunnlechner - Asa (Fu Xi Guqin) 11 - MLO & Space Time Continuum - Alkasura 12 - Maria Sabina Cubensis - Field Piano Form-Coppice Halifax remix 13 - Elisa Batti - Taiga (Moog Mother 32) 14 - Mareena & JakoJako - Mut zur Wahrheit 15 - Opium Stasis - Winter Morning 16 - Am Shhra - Rashiku 17 - Maria Sabina Cubensis - The Fallow Field-Mick Chillage remix 18 - Gigi FM - Allium Christophii 19 - Agonis - Lauza 20 - Felix Fleer - Dhyana 21 - Burkotone (Feat Hannah Jäkel) - Manipura 22 - Suso Saiz & Suzanne Kraft - Beloved Din
Video for 'Mosaic' https://vimeo.com/705175081
Behold the pearl, a phenomenon singular in nature. An evolutionary eccentricity, a manifestation of inadvertent beauty. Effulgent objects fashioned by perfect mistake. Each a gemstone forged by the living: a consummate union of the biological and the geological.
This in mind, consider 'Yeoville,' the latest from artist Brendon Moeller. Listen to its radiant accords, or chords of radiance. Swirl, and unfurl, its amber waves of dub. Locate in echoes its memory — or yours. And then, so attuned, hear it: the breath of the machine. Iridescent. Organic. The process of transmutation, one thing becoming another. It is a blessing undisguised.
'Yeoville was recorded in my basement home studio between August and November of 2021. Ambient music has been a huge part of my life since around 1986 when I was listening to David Sylvian and Cocteau Twins. Releases by KLF, The Orb and Angelo Badalamenti would inspire me to dive even deeper. The inspiration for these tracks was a desire to create drones and rhythmic drones. There’s no greater feeling than getting all the machines droning, then kicking back in the studio and letting the ambience roll on for the rest of the day. It’s a great pleasure and honor to share these tracks with you. I hope they bring you as much joy as they have me.' - Brendon Moeller
Written and Produced by @brendonmoeller Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios NY Artwork & Video Direction by Candace Price Words by Chris Zaldua
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXXVI by @philyeah. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Yoshimi & Yuka - La Donna Ni Demo Des Kinna 2. Pataphysical - Break Lament (Feat. Gabriel Chips) 3. Carmen Villain - Silueta 4. Francesco Cavaliere & Tomoko Sauvage - Twin Emerald Dolphins 5. Nikolaienko - Uomo Di Mondo 6. Kilchhofer Anklin - Zinnen 7. Andrew Pekler - Taprobana 8. Genetisis - Gather 9. Wild Card - Twilight Disclosure 10. Arv & Miljö - Alla Träd Har Samma Rot 11. Georgia - AREA UNDER THE CURVE 12. Helm - Mole 13. N Chambers - Bird 14. Scott Douglas Gordon - Island Dissolve 15. Leila Bordreuil - Past Continuous 16. Harry Bertoia - Unknown 17. Nurse With Wound & Aranos - Some Magic Powers 18. Mats Gustafsson & Yoshimi - And The Children Play Quietly With Words On The Floor
Mysteries of the Deep presents a new album from UK-based producer & composer, Thomas Ragsdale & Richard Arnold, entitled ‘Transformations I’
A meeting of minds between family members – Thomas Ragsdale and Richard Arnold – instigated a serendipitous musical partnership, and ’Transformations I’ is the resultant first collaborative body of work. Ragsdale is Arnold’s stepson and both musicians share a fascination of exploring new sound terrain and innovative approaches to composition.
It began with Arnold sending a collection of his instrumental works over to Ragsdale who began to deconstruct and reshape each piece’s lavish sound palette, ushering in new detail with granular synthesis, micro sounds and live tape looping. Sounds were broken down, magnified and inverted, occasionally allowing glimpses of any original version to escape like submersed sands of time.
“A glimpse, a glimmer. A shimmer, a shade. Tonal delicacy, rhythmic suggestion. The soundtrack to a rich inner life. ‘Transformations 1’ is an invitation to the listener to dive deep within. The work of two artists whose kinship is not only filial, but expressionistic: each reconfigures the other, forging new paths in sound together. As past meets present, tradition finds its way forward. Lie awash in dulcet waves. Listen in as patterns emerge, blossom, dissipate. The finite expands. A gossamer beauty takes shape. Boundaries dissolve, and what is old is new again. Transformation.”
Written and Produced by Thomas Ragsdale & Richard Arnold Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Artwork by Candace Price Words by Chris Zaldua
Worldwide Distribution: Space Cadets Limited
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXXV by @o-utlier
Tracklist: 1. Michel Redolfi - Effractions (la nouvelle Atlantide) 2. Jorge Reyes - Web of Dreams 3. Midori Takada - Mr. Henri Rousseau's Dream 4. Ambienti Coassiali - Stanza 5 5. Ulla - Hilde 6. Unknown 7. Clearlight - Inner Trip 8. Marja Ahti - Coastal Inversion 9. Rapoon - From Sleep Awake 10. mu tate - _ 5 11. Corell - Anything Worthless 12. Atoloi - Fioritura 13. URA - Entertainment 14. Scott Gailey - Curtain With Wind 15. Marc Leclair - 33e jour 16. Gathering - Version 1 17. The Caretaker - Long decline is over / A Confusion So Thick You Forget Forgetting 18. Mystic AM - The Dervish 19. Chris Abrahams - The Sleepings And The Drifts
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXXIV by @lycheefrut. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Cicada - The Writer and His Muse 2. Surge - 4.27 Ambience (101101111) 3. Session Restore - Reduction 4. Moral Extrication - Falsely Justified 5. BNJMN - Overskies 6. Mareena & JakoJako - Mut zur Wahrheit 7. Kimskii - Fall Below 8. Hoavi - Hayabusa 9. Relaxer - Moisturize 10. Furtive - Digital Detritus 11. Salem Hilal - Never 12. Angelo Badalamenti, David Lynch - Mysteries of Love (French Horn Solo) 13. Julie Cruse - Mysteries of Love 14. Linja - In the darkness of the sleeping streets 15. slono - Hydroponism 16. Svreca - Utero (Regis Invisible Mix) 17. Chung - 가야금 + FM 18. Solpara - Aguirré (Continuous Mix) 19. otodojo - 123.0 20. Verraco - Our New Order 21. Om Unit - The Struggle 22. Tim Ribchester - Old Scars and Fresh Pink Wounds 23. Davis Galvin - Ingan 24. Phil Yeah - Same Water, Different River 25. Rings Around Saturn - Portion 22 26. Jo Yeong-wook - Wedding
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXXIII by Lemont (@lemont-eana). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. mu tate - Ultima Resonance 2. Shuttle358 - 10 Spiff 3. HOLOVR - Melancholy Of Time 4. Llyr - Dream Sequence 3D 5. Efficient Refineries - Procaryotes 6. Ancestral Voices - Sunset to Sunset 7. Robert Turman & Aaron Dilloway - Blizzard 1 8. Anthony Child - Eternal Note 9. Richard Devine - Creature 1 10. Valentina Goncharova - Symphony Of Wind 11. Cristopher Cichocki - Desert Drone Cycle, Part 1 12. Nurse With Wound - Lumb's Misandry 13. BASIC HOUSE - Crown Ever Remain 14. Shackleton & Wacław Zimpel - Primal Drones 15. The Transcendence Orchestra - Gliding Up Good 16. Eric Holm - Nereus Vent 17. Lensk - Strained (FRKTL Manifold Remix) 18. Jan Nemeček - Foreverness 19. 白水 Baishui - Stranded 20. Sunju Hargun - อากาศ (Feat. Tulwai) 21. AtomTM - Timeslice 22. Mick Chillage - Returning Home
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXXII by sold (@soldchicago). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 01. Chris & Cosey - Intro-Spektiv 02. Muslimgauze - Return Of Black September 03. Norman W. Long - Reeds 04. LXV - Inversion Method 05. Topdown Dialectic - B3 06. Gael Segalen - Symétrique à la lune 07. Otherworld - I Will Wander With You and Ascend to My Solitude II 08. Bug bus piano - Fare Evade 09. 8990 - Zebra 10. Nervous Operator - A Compelling Natural Force 11. CV & JAB - The maître d' is dead 12. Tujiko Noriko - Rooftop 13. Jake Muir - silent sailing 14. AyGeeTee - Hurting Pilots 15. Ueda Takayasu - Every Clouds Call Your Name 16. Madalyn Merkey - Inertia 17. Yoshio Ojima - Glass Chattering 18. Klein - hope dealers
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXXI by Blacklauren (@mrblacklauren)(Sponsored by the Long Count Cycle). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Count Ossie & The Mystic Revelation of Rastafari - Four Hundred Years 2. Efdemin - Steinbeisser 3. Desroi - From Afar 4. Jorum - Bone Scan 5. Donato Dozzy - Mindless Fullness 6. King Britt - Celestial Edit 01 7. Last Life - VAR 1 8. A Sacred Geometry - Apse 9. Ulwhednar - PIR Motion Detector 10. Kuba Sojka - Hipnagogia 11. Dino Sabatini - Akanke 12. FOR. - Geofence HR 13. Bambounou - Send When You Land 14. Octavius - Beauty And Suffering 15. OVERSTEP - Mad As Hell 16. Marco Shuttle - Elephante 17. Artefakt - Terraforming 18. Aether Mechanics - Viral Disease 19. Pedestrian - Became 20. Sebastian Mullaert - In The Mist We Appeared 21. Sindh - Nun-Kun 22. Gathaspar - Wglebiduszy 23. Unknown Artist - Untitled 011 24. Manno Charlemagne - Lan Male m' Ye
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXX. Serene Healing Machinery by @Saphileaum. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Shiro Sagisu - Nothing Anymore 2. Purl - Melora 3. Picnic - Drops in the Water (DJ Paradise version) 4. S.V.R.A - Postponed Rain 5. Laraaji - Being Here 6. Oreste - Minas Mare 7. Jonn Serrie - Maiden Voyage 8. Black Merlin - First Light 9. Moss Covered Technology - Glare 10. Zemog - Equality 11. Shaded Explorer - Attunement 12. Simone Gatto - Imaginary Landscapes 13. Neel - Alchemy 14. Simone Gatto - Don't Hold On To The Unconscious Self feat Flora Paar
Mysteries’ latest from Melbourne-based producer Mosam Howieson falls somewhere between realms — percussive, deep techno and airy ambient — eventually landing in a liminal, stunning, undefinable space. From the wispy, tentacled opener “Explorations” to the IDM-leaning stunner “Cerebro,” Howison’s Aphelion is an intentional experiment in world building, and the world he’s built is a landscape brimming with a potent confluence of retro-futurist sounds, genres, and textures.
Aphelion refers to the point at which a planet is furthest from the sun. Despite the inherent darkness in this concept and its release coming in the wake of a turbulent year, Howieson assures us that he’s far from cynical: in fact, he says the album is “about coming back to the light.” Whether it's the acidic arpeggiation, airy pads, or intricately woven percussion that gets us there, Aphelion is emotionally transportive. In certain tracks, 80’s-influenced synth melody provides the teeth — the LP is not overly percussive, nor is it strictly ambient. Tracks like the IDM-tinged “Cerebro” showcase Howieson’s take on ethereal, breakbeat-influenced techno: airtight percussion and well-placed acid make this a standout. Howieson’s more rhythmic cuts are balanced by beat-less ones; “Low Orbit,” for example, is a dense cloud of a track, sweeping like ominous fog over a valley. But it isn’t long before we’re back above the clouds again with “Dream Sequence” and the title track, whose taut synth melodies and minimal, reverb-soaked percussion give power and depth to the overarching vision of the LP. In listening, there’s a sense of the ground moving beneath one’s feet — and despite Howieson’s skilled, masterful production, the listening experience of Aphelion is undoubtedly about surrender, not control. The soundscape it produces is both fresh and classic, or in another word, elegant.
To my parents and friends who support me in countless ways, and to Rich for being my overseeing musical mentor.
Written, Produced, and Mixed by Mosam Howieson Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Video Direction by Candace Price Words by Taylor Bratches
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Mysteries’ latest from Melbourne-based producer Mosam Howieson falls somewhere between realms — percussive, deep techno and airy ambient — eventually landing in a liminal, stunning, undefinable space. From the wispy, tentacled opener “Explorations” to the IDM-leaning stunner “Cerebro,” Howison’s Aphelion is an intentional experiment in world building, and the world he’s built is a landscape brimming with a potent confluence of retro-futurist sounds, genres, and textures.
Aphelion refers to the point at which a planet is furthest from the sun. Despite the inherent darkness in this concept and its release coming in the wake of a turbulent year, Howieson assures us that he’s far from cynical: in fact, he says the album is “about coming back to the light.” Whether it's the acidic arpeggiation, airy pads, or intricately woven percussion that gets us there, Aphelion is emotionally transportive. In certain tracks, 80’s-influenced synth melody provides the teeth — the LP is not overly percussive, nor is it strictly ambient. Tracks like the IDM-tinged “Cerebro” showcase Howieson’s take on ethereal, breakbeat-influenced techno: airtight percussion and well-placed acid make this a standout. Howieson’s more rhythmic cuts are balanced by beat-less ones; “Low Orbit,” for example, is a dense cloud of a track, sweeping like ominous fog over a valley. But it isn’t long before we’re back above the clouds again with “Dream Sequence” and the title track, whose taut synth melodies and minimal, reverb-soaked percussion give power and depth to the overarching vision of the LP. In listening, there’s a sense of the ground moving beneath one’s feet — and despite Howieson’s skilled, masterful production, the listening experience of Aphelion is undoubtedly about surrender, not control. The soundscape it produces is both fresh and classic, or in another word, elegant.
Official Video - https://youtu.be/J0Gf3ybLrhA
To my parents and friends who support me in countless ways, and to Rich for being my overseeing musical mentor.
Written, Produced, and Mixed by Mosam Howieson Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Video Direction by Candace Price Words by Taylor Bratches
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXIX by Mosam Howieson (@mos-how). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. ASC & Inhmost - Binary Instance 2. Shifted - Tradecraft 3. Kangding Ray - Apogee 4. TIBSLC - Soft Afternoon Pleasure 5. Salamanda - Violet 6. TIBSLC - Later That Day 7. Shifted - The Weight Of It 8. Salamanda - Walking Flower 9. BJ Nilsen - Motif Mekanik 10. Dean Hurley - BKEDIT 11. Salamanda - Shadow Dance
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXVIII by @multicastdynamics. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Unreleased - new release TBA 2. Robert Henke - Oomoo 3. Multicast Dynamics - Language Of Colours 4. Pontiac Streator - Stuck In A Cave 5. Andrew Pekler - Frisland (dub) 6. Meta - Ambiente 1 7. Luigi Tozzi & Claudio PRC - Lyra III 8. Sa Pa - Room With A View 9. Ula - Smile 10. Albert van Abbe - Untitled 11. ASC - Ocean Shadow 12. Pontiac Streator - Lamp Fest 13. Maxxxbass - Untitled 14. Donato Dozzy - 12H.11
Mysteries' latest comes from The Spiral, whose debut release, Orange Sunshine, is a strange, cosmic unfolding, or a glimpse into another dimension that takes its influence from being, in fact, under the influence. The Spiral is a new project from Oliver Chapoy (formerly Certain Creatures), and the album is a sonic representation of a LSD-infused journey. The Spiral aims to capture not only a certain sound but a mood, as inspired by Chapoy’s own psychedelic wanderings in the mountains of Japan. The opening track, “Two Drops,” takes us down the proverbial rabbit hole, and we get the sense that we’re about to be transported to another world entirely. The tracks “Redshift” and “Blueshift” continue the transmutation and—nearing ten minutes each—are mini journeys in themselves. Frequency modulations and whirring oscillations make everything sound and feel wobbly. Similar to the come-up stage of a trip, there’s a sense we’re about to break through. By the time Orange Sunshine reaches its literal peak in “Moon over Minakami” we feel as if we’ve arrived in the center; this is very much the focal point of the album. This track is epic and euphoric, and is tied to a specific memory in Minakami. Chapoy says of his intentions with the album, "Much of this record is a sonic reinterpretation of my experience in Japan as an escape after such a tumultuous year."
Chapoy is a master of playing with the spatial qualities of soundscape, and at times sounds appear in one ear and retreat to the other, which adds to the visceral sensory experience and strengthens the conceptual aspect. At its core, Orange Sunshine is an intentionally disorienting collection of collaged arrangements that work cohesively, and to mesmerizing effect. The ending too is a gorgeous dissolving of textures, like energy being dispersed over the infinite. As signaled by its name, so much of this album is what you’d expect: trippy, transportive, adventurous, densely packed, and highly immersive. However like all hallucinogenic voyages, so much of it is unexpected: Orange Sunshine truly surprises. Chapoy has found a distinct voice with The Spiral, and this debut shows he is an artist finding himself and his sound, ironically, by creating a world we can easily get lost in.
Written, Produced, and Mixed by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, Brooklyn, NY Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches ℗ 2021 Ohm Sweet Ohm (ASCAP)
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXVII by The Spiral (@ohm_sweet_ohm). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
The Spiral is a new project from Oliver Chapoy (formerly Certain Creatures). His debut album for Mysteries is out on May 28th! https://iamthespiral.bandcamp.com/album/orange-sunshine
Red Moon Dreams
Tracklist: 1. Donato Dozzy - 12h.7 2. Francisco Meirino - Manual Vintage Washing Machine 3. Frank Bretschneider - Neon Night 4. Harry Bertoia - Swift Sounds 5. Ø - Syväys 6. Rrose - Organ Study No. 1 (High-Low) 7. Jorge Reyes - Suddenly We Were Out Of The Dream 8. Cosey Fanni Tutti - Ritual Awakening 9. Mark Van Hoen - 20 10. Diane Hope - « Korean Temple Dawn » 11. Don Cherry - Tibet 12. Masahiko Togashi & Masayuki Takayanagi - Inner Pulsation 13. Entrancer - Decline XVII 14. Abdulla Rashem - Untitled 15. NASA Kepler Star 16. Push For Night - Upwelling 17. Luc Ferrari - Presque Rien Avec Filles 18. Gruppo di Improvvisazione 'Nuova Consonanza' - Eflot 19. Mica Levi - Delete Beach (Japanese) 20. Kroba Meets The Spiral - Unreleased 21. Shifted - Several Instances 22. Stomu Yamash'ta - Ten - Shingon, Photone 23. Takehisa Kosugi - Improvisation, Sep. 1975 Part 1 24. Charlemagne Palestine - theeOorgannnissstheeGgreattestttSsynthesizerrrEverrrrrrrr 25. Organic Dial - Dayglow Equalizer 26. DJ Nobu - Safari 27. Igor Wakhevitch - Twilight and Call of the Ascending Spirit 28. Jeff Mills - Cantazzo 29. Jeff Mills - Analyzing Andromeda 30. Jonathan Fitoussi - Totale éclipse 31. The Long Flanger - Modulating The Light 32. Ø - Tila 33. Auvinen - Usvassa Eksyminen 34. Annea Lockwood - Amazonia Dreaming 35. David Toop - Caberima Night Insects, Birds and Moths, Pt. 2 36. Jon Collin & Demdike Stare - Sketches of Everything Part 1 37. Ishq - Pluto Shift 38. LF58 - Rituale 39. Nsi - 16. 40. Rrose - Hymn to Moisture 41. Donato Dozzy - The Loud Silence 42. David Toop - Cuntinamo Piaruainai, Solo Shaman, Pt. 1 43. Anthony Child - Gratitude, Despair, Hope and Love 44. Jorge Reyes - Web Of Dreams 45. Experimental Audio Research - Automatic Music
After a 6 month hiatus, the Mysteries podcast returns with a stellar new mix from Anthony Child (Surgeon). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
@dynamic-tension https://anthony-child.bandcamp.com
Tracklist: 1. Chris Watson - Lencten 2. Émile Zener - Laguna Cibernetica I 3. Michael Ranta - Absurd 4. Jon Anderson - Qoquaq Ën Transic - Naon - Transic Tö 5. Mac-Talla Nan Creag - Grugaigian Chant 6. Galen Tipton - honey (w S280F, Miedo Total) 7. Boredoms - (Tilde) 8. Chris Watson - El Divisadero 9. Black To Comm - Traum GmbH 10. Księżyc - Kapkowa 11. Anna von Hausswolff - Persefone 12. Shasta Cults - Console 13. Coil - Baby Food 14. Black To Comm - Licking the Fig Tree 15. William Selman - A New Old Firmament 16. Oneohtrix Point Never - Physical Memory 17. Charlie Morrow - Telephone Music 18. Ishq - Memories I Have Dreamed 19. Delia Derbyshire / Barry Bermange - Falling 20. Charles Cohen - Shopping Cart Lady 21. Jon Brooks - Fibre Optics 22. Bea Brennan - Focus 23. Chris Watson - Los Mochis 24. Teleplasmiste - An Unexpected Visit 25. Henry Wolf & Nancy Hennings - Towards the Bending of the Light
Picture a skyline. Then, fog cascading down the wooded hills of San Francisco, towards the Pacific. And rising up from that land is a tower — the radio antenna of the Sutro Tower — that reaches upwards like a metal claw, as if to harness all of the power of the sky. That is the image Christina Chatfield’s Sutro conjures and is also its point of inspiration.
Christina Chatfield, based in SF, offers Mysteries an impressive, visionary full-length debut. Abound with polyphonic synth work and immersive tonal structures, these arrangements unfold into lush, cinematic soundscapes. Chatfield has long been a versatile producer with roots in techno, electro, ambient, shoegaze and more — and all of these influences come through in Sutro, creating an album with remarkable power and emotional depth.
At times, tracks like “Nameless,” with its misty vocals layered over hypnotic synth, pay homage to the shoegaze greats. At other points, the album turns retro-futuristic, becoming a sonic rendering of the Sutro Tower itself. In “Pearls Scattered,” for example, an off-kilter synth melody lends eccentricity to an already moody atmosphere. Arguably the most immersive arrangements on the album are “Concatenate I” and its connected successor “Concatenate II,” as well as the richly textured, panoramic track “Drin.” As “Concatenate” derives its name from a linguistic programming concept meaning linking (things) together in a chain or series, it seems natural that the album extends “Concatenate” into two sequences. In both, synth arpeggiation guides the ear through maximalist landscapes accented by lush pads. “Drin” is melodic and sweeping, bringing to mind the ruins of the Sutro Baths, bathed in the glow of afternoon light. “Drin” especially is a microcosmic example of what happens in so many of the tracks on this album: they start quiet and evolve, until it’s clear the silence is teeming with life. The album closes with its title track, which leans into Chatfield’s techno sensibilities; its elegance leaves the ear satisfied. Altogether, the album nourishes and satisfies, for what Chatfield has composed is thoughtfully conceptualized and wholly complete.
Releases March 26, 2021
Written and Produced by Christina Chatfield Mixed by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, Brooklyn NY Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
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Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexyz’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexyz’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent.
Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXV by Guy Hobsbawm. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
This set was originally presented during the Mysteries Takeover of 9128.live on Sunday April 19, 2020.
Tracklist: 1. Gunnar Haslam - Inscribed 2. Émile Zener - 628 3. Gunnar Haslam - Annua Under Grand 4. Guy Hobsbawm - Vendémiaire 5. Guy Hobsbawm - Brumaire 6. Émile Zener - 604 7. Gunnar Haslam - Textures of Unseeable Colors 8. Guy Hobsbawm - Aux Quais Face à l’Est 9. Gunnar Haslam - Pervasive and All Consuming @gunnar_haslam
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXIV by Agonis (@agonis-amenthia). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
This set was originally presented during the Mysteries Takeover of 9128.live on Saturday April 18, 2020.
Tracklist: 1. first tone - radix 2. raymonde - mer aux etoiles 3. sa pa - MANA008 C2 4. lussuria - frozen charlotte 5. retreat - form#7 6. first tone - reiterations 7. kara-lis coverdale - grafts 8. dj lostboi - d major xo life 9. agonis - untitled 10. john roberts - can thought exist without the body 11. dean hurley - exotic matter 12. yhdessa - vermona e-piano (1978) 13. andreolina - market of the lost illusions 14. o yuki conjugate - forgotten summer 15. jacob newman - particle surface 16. mehdi halib - E IX 17. neel - the morning after (roland sh-01a) 18. caterina barbieri - clessidra 19. boards of canada - amo bishop roden
Guy Hobsbawm, the new alias of Gunnar Haslam, offers Mysteries a debut LP that is perfectly tailored to the times. Communes Qui Poussent Comme Des Champignons Après Le Déluge, which literally translates to ‘communes that grew like mushrooms after the flood’, is sparse and cinematic: an ideal score to any dystopian film. Except “dystopia” denotes an imaginary or speculative scenario, and what Hobsbawm has created is a natural reaction to the current global crisis as it relates to the past. In his own words, the title “pictures the flood of hunger, economic depression, and wide-scale political instability that was the background of 1848, draws links to the coming flood of 2020, and (tries to) imagine a brighter future of communes growing like mushrooms.”
The conceptual framework of 1848 and the ideologies of Louis-Auguste Blanqui, serves to mold the sonic landscape. In these pieces, there’s a focus on absence rather than presence. Sparse, long-form arrangements, like “Blanquistes du Nil” and the cricket-laden “Exil au Serir” seem to conjure a world in which the earth has supplanted man, or moved on without him. Many of these tracks make use of natural instrumentation and field recordings taken by Hobsbawm in North Africa and Mexico, to haunting effect. The lapping water and creaking wood in “Palermo, June 1848” suggest the residue of a flood, thereby linking the sonic to the conceptual. The final track, “Fustat,” which builds tension through metallic clangs and a Japanese sho, is an homage to Iannis Xenakis, the pioneering Greek-French composer. Guy Hobsbawm has taken the strange predicament of our global climate and created a cohesive album that represents the despair of the present — while connecting it to the past. The result is a landscape that is both foreign and familiar: a sonic paradox that represents the recurrence of a dark history. And yet within this, there is a glimmer of hope for a different future.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio NY Cover Artwork by Maya Rossignac-Milon Words by Taylor Bratches
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXIII by Clay Wilson (@claywilson). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
This set was originally presented during the Mysteries Takeover of 9128.live on Saturday April 18, 2020.
Tracklist: 1. Don Cherry & Ed Blackwell - Near-In 2. Reformed Faction - The Rotted Stick That Screeches Lying 3. Daniel Teruggi - Spaces Of Mind (2) 4. Byron Metcalf & Steve Roach - Midnight Migration 5. Ectomorph - Beyond The Six Realms 6. Ø - Unien Holvit 7. Organic Dial - Actiq 8. Alva Noto - Xerrox Mesosphere 9. Coil - 5-Methoxy-N.N-Dimethyl- (5-MeO-DMT) 10. ASC - A Song For Hope 11. Valerio Tricoli - The Hallowed Receiver 12. Grand River - Secondaria 13. Atom TM - Gauß’sche Landaufnahme Teil III 14. Phoenecia - Hiccup 15. Edvard Graham Lewis - All Under (Installation Loop) 16. Dalhous - He Was Human And Belonged With Humans (Regis Version)
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXII by Garçon (@garcon). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
This set was originally presented during the Mysteries Takeover of 9128.live on Saturday April 18, 2020.
Ihora
以呂波耳本部止 千利奴流乎和加 餘多連曽津祢那 良牟有為能於久 耶万計不己衣天 阿佐伎喩女美之 恵比毛勢須
Although its scent still lingers on the form of a flower has scattered away For whom will the glory of this world remain unchanged? Arriving today at the yonder side of the deep mountains of evanescent existence We shall never allow ourselves to drift away intoxicated, in the world of shallow dreams.
Tracklist: Electric Indigo - Ferrum Black Zone Magick Chant - Where Will We Meet When Our Ashes Are Spread In The Wind? | Crystal Monastery Robert Ashley – Automatic Writing Tarotplane - A Tab In The Ozone IV civilistjävel! - 003 untitled In Camera - Untitled Perila - Mouth Full Of Tahini Robert Henke - Layer 004 DOTS - Spinout Segment Raymonde - Mer Aux Etoiles Akio Suzuki - Jumping And Standing 1984 - Part 1 Monoton - Teil 3 Nurse With Wound & James Worse - The Creptile Lickbug Taj Mahal Travelers - 6:20-6-46 P.M. Unearth Noise - The Place Where Prayers are Heard O Yama O - Ihora
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
The second chapter in the Mysteries compilation series is a departure from the airy, ethereal style of its predecessor, and instead offers an energetic, vibrant selection of tracks that fits with the summer season of its release. This comp is characterized by broken rhythm and lush ambience from a range of accomplished artists in New York and beyond, including but not limited to Tin Man, Abby Echiverri, rrao, Clay Wilson, M Parent, and label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry.
This is an anthology characterized by thought and intention; each track is a shining example of the artist’s distinct sound and craft. The first few arrangements bring to mind the natural world: a jungle’s canopy or a sweltering day. Tin Man contributes a bright, tonal opening, amplified by the distant sound of birds, before tdel’s “Nu,” minimal and percussive, leads us into deeper territory. Abby Echiverri’s “Varzea” builds off of this organically, providing rhythmic depth and hypnotic layering in a style reminiscent of the late 90’s.
The tracks sonically gel, and yet there are deviances in genre that make this a dynamic, compelling release. M Parent’s “Mysteries of the Street” is restrained, atmospheric electro at its finest. Clay Wilson and Obelus provide sparse, IDM-tinged rhythmic dreams, at once transcendent and visceral. “Shyama,” from rrao, is filled with meditative vocal loops that resound like a mantra. The contributions of label artists Nathaniel Young and Matthew Patterson Curry are examples of exquisite sound design. Each production is a testament to the skill and vision of each artist. Whether you’re seeking rhythmic or arrhythmic varieties of experimental music, this compilation is a superior selection of tracks, primed to withstand the test of time.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP002, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXXI. Arc of Nightmares by Heidi Sabertooth (@heidisabertooth). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: Maria Chavez - Civitella # 3 - Cultivated Sound Jan Jelinek - Moire (strings) - Faitiche CP/BW - Sewer Sex - LIES Jeff Mills - Descending Micro Terra - Axis LFDM - Untitled (Pop Lines) - Clandestine Records Tadeo - The Cyborg - Non Series Gabriel Pereira Spurr - TOYsTISSOT - Unexplained Sounds Group Soviet - Cahl-Yn-Yan - DOVe Censor Farm - Half Life - Jacktone x Naive December - Don’t Say My Name - Pinkman Bourbonese Qualk - 10 In Flux - Mannequin Records Ciarra Black - Give Up the Ghost - Never a Land Without People vol. II Kerridge - Radical Possibilities of Pleasure - Downwards Spider Bites (DJ Spider) - Post-Human - BTU Music Invite - Excitation - Invite’s Choice Records Spaceman 3 - Ecstasy In Slow Motion - Sympathy for the Record Industry Patricia - Let It All Fall Away - Spectral Sound Rodhad - Blindness (feat. Sara Clarke) - Dystopian Michel Banabila & Gareth Davis - The Ripple Effect - Unexplained Sounds Group George Crumb - Ancient Voices of Children - Nonsuch Heidi Sabertooth - Vox On - Unreleased Zuli - Kollu l-Joloud (ft. MSYLMA) - UIQ Music Klein - Babyfather Chill - Self Release FOQL - Once - Never a Land Without People vol. II Dale Cornish - Enhex Pattern 9 - Self Release Toru Takemitsu - Vocalism Ai (Love) - RCA Victrola Mike Ratledge - Riddles of the Sphinx - Mordant Music Bergsonist - Magnesium - Optimo Records Heidi Sabertooth - Opener - Unreleased Arnaud Le Texier - Wizard 74 - Children of Tomorrow Antigone - Forbidden Galaxy - Ars Mechanica MRav + M. Morandi - Common Purpose - LIES Selim X - 317 - Silva Electronics 100 Milkteeth - Balance Little Rabbit - Self Released Heidi Sabertooth - We Will See Each Other Soon - Unreleased
100% of digital sales will be donated to Black Lives Matter and related causes. Friday, June 5th, from midnight to midnight Pacific Time, Bandcamp is waiving their share of sales to support artists impacted by Covid-19. On Friday June 5, Bandcamp will be donating 100% of their share of sales to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
Mysteries is proud to release a new album from Turkish-born, NY-based musician and designer Løt.te (@lottesounds). While he is mostly known for his club-oriented releases on The Bunker New York and New York Trax labels, Løt.te has been experimenting with sound design and narrative compositions since he launched the project in 2014. His experimental tendencies and growing interest in politics collide in a 60 minute piece that’s composed as the soundtrack to a short story and film script he wrote. Though the details of the story are not essential for full enjoyment of the musical composition, the overall theme does give context to the dark and emotionally-charged feel of the piece. The story is set in Turkey a few decades in the future, and revolves around the government’s use of surveillance and artificial intelligence to try to hold onto power. It explores themes of autocracy, oppression and resistance, and the growing role technology plays to propagate, enable and counter them.
While Løt.te’s interest in politics has been building since first noticing his home country’s descent into autocracy under the current regime, the specific inspiration for the piece originated from how Turkish and other oppressive governments have been using the internet and social media to silence dissent and incarcerate citizens they deem threatening to their rule, and the way common people have been using similar technology to organize and enable anti-government protests around the world.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio NY Artwork & Words by Mehmet Irdel
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXX by Matthew Patterson Curry (@safetyscissors). Cover photo courtesy of Sayler/Morris, from the film 'Their World Is Not Our World.'
This set was originally presented during the Mysteries Takeover of http://9128.live on Sunday April 19, 2020.
Tracklist: Sarah Davachi - Carpo Shorty Petterstein - Chess (The New 3-Dimensional Variety) Bruno Spoerri - Singing In The Dark The Soft Pink Truth - On Ursula K LeGuin and Todd Barton - A Music of the Eighth House Percy Grainger - Free Music # 1 (For Four Theremins) Prima Materia - The Tail of the Tiger Stuart Demptser - Standing Waves Indonesian Men’s Chorus Sulawesi (Toraja) Fatima Miranda - Dhrupad Dream Cobi van Tander - Mutation2 Negativland - True False Porest - Life Sentences David Rothenburg - Listen Outside the Ear David Monacchi - Stati d’Acqu frostbYte - anthozoa Roger Tellier - Ou s’inscrit tout indéterminé Anthanasios Argianas - Pivoting Music Tom Mudd - Gutter Organ 2 Peter Zinovieff & Harrison Birtwistle - Birthday Song Tom Lawrence - Hawkfields Ann Southam - Seastill Joan LaBarbara - Autumn Signal Halim El-Dabh - Leiyla Visitations People Like Us - Dead Radio Piero Umiliani - Correnti Aeree Herve Moire & JPE - Gorgo Oren Ambarchi - Palm Sugar Candy Ikue More and Zeena Parkins - Blue Noon Delia Derbyshire - Celestial Cantabile Roland P Young - You Are William Selman - Kilo Pavillion Arve Henrikson - Paridae Tim Story - Isola Curtis Roads - Half Life Pt 2, Granules Abraham - I’m In The Vortex Tujurikkuja - Om de nimic Conet Project - Nancy Adam Susan Fripp & Eno - Test Loop I Marcel Duchamp - Musical Erratum Ellen Fullman - Staggered Stasis Section 2 KMRU - ib07 Lamartine - Depurazione Del Mare Tom Dissevelt/Kid Baltan - Background Texture For Quiz-Tune Aram Saroyan - Crickets Terre Thaemlitz & Scanner - Terre Loves Robin Noah Wall - Both Sides of the River Marcus Fischer - Watching Snow Koji Marutani - 15 Shots Cedrik Fermont - Recordings for Quarantined people and those flying to Mars Annea Lockwood - Tiger Balm Giuseppe De Luca - Margaret
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXIX by LVT (@lolavutru) Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Mist - Heaven Mist 2. Imaginary Softwoods - The Appendage Point 3. Holotropic - Backwash 4. Sangam & Kid Simpl - Basin Cradle 5. Chi - Soppin' 6. Imaginary Softwoods - Pale Halo Fountain 7. Carlos Niño & Iasos - Going Home 8. Slowdive - Miranda 9. Matthias Puech - Talausblick Vom Hohlichtpass 10. Mist - Dusk 11. L'estasi Dell'oro - Dialectics On Hold 12. Koolfang - Here Comes The Rain 13. Human Mesh Dance - In Pools 14. ASC - Pinural 15. Evigt Mörker - Erövring, Krona 16. Matthias Puech - Sculpté Au Fond de la Fontaine, Un Visage D'enfant 17. Scott Monteith - Ghazal 6 18. Donato Dozzy - K4 19. Imaginary Softwoods - Sapphire Point 20. Slowdive - Trellisaze 21. Matthias Puech - Tschäggättä 22. The Ambientist - 5 23. Seahawks & Laraaji - Space Bubbles
Mysteries is excited to present a new album from NY-based sound designer and musician, Matthew Patterson Curry, known formerly for his project Safety Scissors. These pieces are thoughtful arrangements, each one complete in and of itself. However, when placed together, the result is a stunning and harmonious collection from an artist with a clear vision, voice and sound. Each of these seven compositions were commissioned for various film and art projects in New York and beyond, including a sci-fi short, an installation in Manhattan’s Oculus, a quad multimedia installation by artist Peter Coffin, and others.
https://matthewpattersoncurry.bandcamp.com/album/scores-vol-1
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence.
Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential.
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
© Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXVIII by David Martin (Dimensions Soundsystem). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Tomi Chair - Heat Exhaustion (Scissor and Thread) 2. Donnacha Costello - Yokoso (Ursa) 3. SW:SVN - 11-10-17.1 (Apollo) 4. O$VMV$M - Housephone (Idle Hands) 5. Hyter - Xenia (Realia) 6. The Black Dog - Our Kes 7. Ligovskoi - Aures (Dement3d Records) 8. Ulla Straus - Net (Quiet Time Tapes) 9. Lena Platanos - Διάλειμμα Το Σάββατο (Dark Entries) 10. Dolenz - Helium I (Exit Records) 11. ARPEN - Butter (PH17) 12. Helena Hauff - $§"$43 (Handmade Birds) 13. Sun il - 1234 (PH17) 14. Claude Speeed - Moonchord Supermagic (Planet Mu) 15. Adamo Golan - Then Rely On Me (Kingdoms) 16. dBridge - Broadcast Pain (Exit Records) 17. Sophia Saze - Mirror Mirror (Kingdoms) 18. Luke Sanger - Vactrol Harvester (?) 19. S.Channel - Ambexp1: Demi Monde Mix (Freund Der Familie) 20. Eartheater - OS In Vitro (Pan) 21. AYYA - Second Mistake (Pan) 22. Sim Hutchins - Her Lazer Lout Eyes (Local Action) 23. Maria Minerva - Heart Like A Microphone (Not Not Fun Records) 24. Sho - Geopoetics (PH17) 25. Johannes Albert - Cell feat Moritz Heppner (Frank Music) 26. Com Truise - Departure (Ghostly International) 27. Oneohtrix Point Never - 6th Floor (Warp Records) 28. Strategy - Seeds Of Paradise (Idle Hands) 29. Hannu Karjalainen - Carnivorous Flower (Kingdoms) 30. Pariah - Drug The Lake (Houndstooth) 31. Trux - Another World (Office Recordings)
https://soundcloud.com/dimensions-recordings
Mysteries of the Deep is delighted to present its second album by Portland, Oregon-based musician and multimedia artist William Selman (@wselman), entitled “Naming Before Names.” In a world that demands categorization of everything around us through taxonomies, genres, and strict schemas, Selman’s album aims to explore the spaces between categories. His goal is not to offer concrete explanatory gestures, but rather, to create a deliberate space for suspension and ambiguity. These eight compositions conjure a world in which humans are asked to stand on the periphery, observing their surroundings from a vantage of curious wonder, rather than clear definition.
Selman draws from distinct sonic realms, however, citing David Berhman, Maggi Payne, and Alvin Curran as influences. He says, “I like the way these artists use simple forms to ground dense compositions with an approach to composition that is improvisational and collage-like.” In line with this sentiment, the album’s quality is uncannily natural. Many of Selman’s field recordings, collected over a twenty-year period, find a home here, adorning a landscape that’s as visual as it is sonic; we hear hydrophone recordings of tide pools and summer lagoons, grasshopper wings in a lava field, broken humidifiers and sandstorms alongside moments of intentional instrumentation. Light vibraphone gives way to slow hand drum movements. Textured synths add viscosity without extracting us from the ecological world. It feels inaccurate to say the album’s occasional rhythms are constructed; rather, patterns seem to arise organically out of the aether. In Selman’s universe, there’s a sense that everything exists in primordial unity, untouched by the human imprint that insists on fragmenting the world into recognizable parts.
Written, produced, and recorded by William Selman in Portland, Oregon Jan 2018 - Feb 2020 Bass guitar on "A New Old Firmament" by Steve Wade Special thanks to Paul Dickow and Marcus Fischer for percussion and the time-share vibraphone Additional mixing by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, NY Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Photography by Candace Price Words by Taylor Bratches
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXVII by Chloe Lula (@chlo-lula) Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Warren Winter - Untitled 2. Ancestral Voices - Divination 3. Ireen Amnes - Frozen Water 4. Circular Ruins - Diamond Light 5. Voice Of Eye - Waking 6. Monoton - Scanner Overview 7. Seefeel - Utreat 8. Windy & Carl - Undercurrent 9. Barn Owl - Lotus Cloud 10. Killing Sound - Water Boxing 11. Autechre - Silverside 12. Craig Leon - One Hundred Steps 13. Raime - Losing Track 14. Pan Sonic - Pan Finale 15. Voice Of Eye - Dreaming
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXVI. 'Are You Now Or Have You Ever Been?' by @jdharrington. This set was recorded live at Chillits 2019. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Clay Wilson - Athame [self-released, 2018] 2. ASC - Kelp Forest [Silent Season, 2019] 3. Organic Dial - Finger Drips [Litmus Supply, 2019] 4. Warmth - Reflector (Shuta Yasukochi Remix) [ARCHIVES, 2019] 5. The Detroit Escalator Co. - Force [Ferox Records, 1996] 6. 36 - Esper (Reinterpreted) [A Strangely Isolated Place, 2019] 7. Warmth - Spherule [ARCHIVES, 2018] 8. ASC - Enerval [Auxiliary, 2019] 9. Shackleton - The Rope Tightens (Badawi Remix) [Skull Disco, 2008] 10. ASC - Vanth [Auxiliary, 2017] 11. Alva Noto - Uni Normal [Noton, 2018] 12. Björk - All Is Full Of Love (In Love With Funkstörung Remix) [FatCat Records, 1998] 13. Halo - Angel [Dewtone Recordings, 2012] 14. Dominique Duverger - Dusk (Nassau Reduction) [Kavalanic Languages, 2018] 15. Porn Sword Tobacco - Copyright The Universe [City Centre Offices, 2007] 16. Rafael Anton Irisarri - Her Rituals [Room40, 2013] 17. Pessimist - Balaklava [Blackest Ever Black, 2016] 18. Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement - Refuges From Black Magic [Hospital Productions, 2012] 19. Vladislav Delay - Kohde [Mille Plateaux, 2000] 20. Forest Management - It'll Happen Inside My Mind [self-released, 2016] 21. Clay Wilson - E4 (Patrick Russell Remix) [The Bunker New York, 2016] 22. ASC - Haumea [Auxiliary, 2017] 23. Earthen Sea - The Sky Is A Sea Of Darkness [Silent Season, 2017] 24. Christoph de Babalon - Brilliance [Digital Hardcore Recordings, 1997] 25. Chihei Hatakeyama - Scarlet Stone [Dronarivm, 2016] 26. This Mortal Coil - Song To The Siren [4AD, 1983]
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXV by Rachel Noon (@wasps-world). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist:
- Dream of a Land - Z.I.P.P.O
- Digital Tzunami - Lorenzo Senni
- HoxD7.1 - Xin
- Circle - T.Power
- Mekong - Crossing Avenue
- Classica - Summer of Haze
- Dedication - Tr One
- Wage Mage II - Entrancer
- Phase 6 - Slagmann
- In Dreams - Hans Berg
- Drab Lightness - Giorgio Gigli
- Some Filter for Namlook - Pino + Wildjamin
- Ben_m (Tidal Fields Version) - Mattheis
- Ice Tunnel - Jonathan Fitoussi / Clemens Hourriere
- Route A - Aymetric de Tapol
- Forus Echo - Tarjei Nygard
- Passage - Luis Duran + Thomas Penton
- National Composition - Running
- 2see - Priori
For the final Mysteries podcast release of the decade, we are honored to present: Chapter CXIV - Truly the Last Days by James A. Reeves (@atlasminor).
Tracklist: 01. Gordon Lightfoot - If You Could Read My Mind (Reprise, 1970) 02. Kristoffer Lo - Front Row Gallows View (Propellor Recordings, 2016) 03. Leyland Kirby - Back in the Game (History Always Favours the Winners, 2017) 04. T. Rex - Cosmic Dancer (Fly, 1971) 05. Pole - Modul (Matador, 1998) 06. Excerpt from ‘Dead Flag Blues’ by Godspeed You! Black Emperor (Constellation Records, 1997) 07. MMMD - Verita Morr (Antifrost, 2019) 08. DVA Damas - Wet Vision II (Downwards, 2015) 09. The McIntosh County Shouters - Sign of the Judgment (Smithsonian Folkways) 10. Alessandro Cortini - Scappa (Important Records, 2015) 11. Popol Vuh - Aguirre Lacrimae De Rei I (Ohr, 1975) 12. Midwife - Forever (Antiquated Future Records, 2018) 13. Kim Sun - The Man Who Must Leave (Universal South Korea, 1969) 14. Shadrack Chameleon - Don’t Let It Get You Down (Gear Fab Records, 1973) 15. Bohren & Der Club of Gore - Constant Fear (Wonder Records, 2002) 16. Love Inc - Life’s a Gas (Force Inc, 1995) 17. The Shirelles - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? (Scepter Records, 1960) 18. James A. Reeves & Candy Chang - Light the Barricades (Ritual Fields, 2019)
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXIII. Autunno Caldo by @gunnar_haslam. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Ferdinand Kriwet - Voice Of America 2. Toru Takemitsu - Ki (Kwaidan) 3. Jean-Claude Eloy - Shanti 4. A Word from Fred Hampton 5. Luctor Ponse - Radiophonie 6. Syntonic Research Inc - Be-In (A Psychoacoustic Experience) 7. Sun Ra - Cluster of Galaxies 8. An Interview with Ghassan Kanafani 9. Luigi Nono - Non Consumiamo Marx 10. John Barry - The Spa/Switching The Body 11. Gruppo D’Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza - Cantata 12. Technical Space Composers’ Crew - Shook Eyes Ammunition 13. Angela Davis - Statement 14. Sun Ra - Solar Drums 15. Salvatore Martirano - L’s GA For Gassed-Masked Politico, Helium Bomb, And Two-Channel Tape 16. Eliane Radigue - Vice, Versa Backwards 19 17. Archie Shepp - We Have Come Back 18. Area - Citazione Da George L. Jackson 19. Beatriz Ferreyra - Demeures Aquatiques 20. Albert Elms - Sleep Music 21. Iannis Xenakis - Persepolis (Excerpt) 22. Excerpt from “Black Panthers” by Agnès Varda 23. Gruppe Nuova Consonanza - Credo 24. Don Cherry - Gamla Stan - The Old Town By Night 25. Naná Vasconcelos - Espafro / Um Minuto
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXII by @amourette Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Piotr Kurek - No Mistake - Crónica Electronica 2. Alex Seidel - Night Lines - Schwartz 12 Records 3. 51717 - Gamboge - LIES 4. Patrick Cowley - Tantrum Ergo - Dark Entries 5. Kondrad Kraft - Ark 2 - Talmusic 6. Eva Geist - Desman - Macadam Mambo 7. Moduretik - Stuktura X 8. Five or Six - Sleepwalk - Vinilísssimo 9. Dark Star - Ixtlan - Knekelhuis 10. Garland - Candy.blp - Lullabies for Insomniacs 11. Rhythmic Theory - When Scanners Collide - Creme 12. Aphex Twin - Tassels - Selected Ambient Works II 13. Not Glass - Ut Ameris, Amabilis Esto / ὁδὸς ἄνω κάτω μία καὶ ὡυτή - Ecstatic 14. Richard Francés - 181511819 14134 - Elestial Sound 15. Jigga - Hyikyoumu - Bedouin Records 16. Duluoz - Descent - Always Human Tapes 17. African Ghost Valley - OMAY - Elestial Sound 18. Russell E. L Butler - Cure Water - Left Hand Path 19. Bartek Kruczynki and Poly Chain - Quietism - Into The Light Records 20. Roger Robison - Stay - No Corner
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXI by Claudio PRC (@claudioprc). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
'With this mix I wanted to experiment with some of the folk music that I collected during these years of traveling around the globe. I wanted to combine a certain type of traditional world music, mainly Asian, with a raw and enveloping ambient and electro-acoustic background. Inside there are aspects of Mongolian, Japanese, Taiwanese and South Korean music culture, together with field-recordings by Hafdís Bjarnadóttir from Iceland and electronic compositions by Eliane Radigue, Pete Namlook, Carlo Giustini, Loscil and Music For Sleep. My aim is to submit the listener to a different approach to listening to folk music, creating a soundscape that fully reflects the experiences and emotions during those travels.'
Tracklist: 1. Hafdís Bjarnadóttir - North (Island) 2. (till end) Eliane Radigue - Adnos I 3. Pete Namlook - Music For Urban Meditation - Part II 4. Damdin Khadkhuu - Intro (Mongolia) 5. Carlo Giustini - I Cani Di Strada Ottavi 6. Splendour Of The Shakuhachi - Yamagoe (Japan) 7. Loscil - Windless 8. 大悲咒課頌 - Track 2 (Taiwan) 9. Music For Sleep - Notturna 10. Byungki Hwang - The Labyrinth (South Korea)
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CX by @wanderwelle Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: Croatian Amor - Eden 1.1 Djrum - Blood In My Mouth Varg - En Tulipan Bla som Blod Alva Noto - Xerrox Monophaser 2 Fennesz + Sakamoto - Haru Bibio - Capel Celyn Henry Wolff & Nancy Hennings Zoviet France - They’re Eating The Passengers Bobby Krlic - Attestupan Emily A. Sprague - Water Memory Poem Joanna Brouk - Chimes And Bell DJ Richard - Ancestral Helm Thom Yorke - Volk Nivhek - After It’s Down Death Visible Cloaks, Yoshio Ojima & Satsuki Shibano - Anata Efdemin - At The Stranger’s House King Midas Sound - X Ryuichi Sakamoto - Tri Thom Yorke - Klemperer Walks Euphorhythm - Analysed Force Rezzett - Yunus In Extasi Objekt - 35 Lucrecia Dalt - Tar Zoviet France -Dream Hole Joanna Brouk - Golden Cloud Layers Visible Cloaks - Screen Wanderwelle - Amor Fati (Forthcoming)
Wanderwelle's stunning new album for the mighty @semantica-records is out October 7!
https://semanticarecords.bandcamp.com/album/victory-over-the-sun-semantica-113
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CIX. Drones for Peace by Ario (@astralindustries). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
This mix features selected tracks by Popol Vuh, Arecibo, Cedric Stevens, Bernard Parmegiani, Andrew Liles, Matthias Puech, H.Takahishi, The Lotus Eaters, Blazej Malinowski, Oisel, If Thousands, Daughter of the Industrial Revolution, and Waveform Transmission.
http://facebook.com/arioastral
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CVIII by Israel Vines (@israel-vines)
'Jeff Mills has been a hero of mine for a quarter of a century, but around 6 or 7 years ago I realized that I had lost touch with his world. Part of the reason is his prolific nature (which makes it hard to keep up) and the other factor is that Jeff just wasn't producing "hits" like i9 or Gamma Player at this point, so if you weren't paying close attention, some of what he was doing was easy to miss. Jeff was going deeper and more conceptual, stretching his recurring themes to their limits and exploring new territory that wasn't necessarily geared toward creating dancefloor mayhem. As I caught up with the releases I had missed and started keeping up again, I was drawn in particular to his ambient and experimental efforts, which I think are somewhat overlooked because of his legendary status as a dancefloor DJ. With this in mind, I got the idea to compile a mix of my favorite tracks of his in the more abstract style. Here is the result of that idea. Enjoy, and long live Jeff Mills.'
Tracklist: Dreams - (One Man Spaceship) Common Space - (Emerging Crystal Universe) Raindrops of Truth - (“And Then There Was Light” Soundtrack) The Secret - (2087) Infinite Effect - (One Man Spaceship) Reversing The Cosmic Theory - (Emerging Crystal Universe) Blue Print - (“Metropolis” Soundtrack) Flying - (Every Dog Has Its Day) Unnatural Star Arrangements - (Emerging Crystal Universe) Medians - (Free Fall Galaxy) Dream Mechanics - (The Jungle Planet) Descending - Micro Terra - (The Jungle Planet) The Hunted - (Free Fall Galaxy) Parallelismin Fate - (“And Then There Was Light” Soundtrack) Free Thinkers (The Reality) - (2087) Arrangements of the Past - (“And Then There Was Light” Soundtrack) Transformation In The Virgo Constellation - (Free Fall Galaxy) Transformation A - (“Metropolis” Soundtrack) New Beginning - (“Metropolis” Soundtrack) Landscape (Utopian Dream) - (“Metropolis” Soundtrack) Eve - (The Occurrence) Dreams Of Dreams - (2087) Gravitational Lensing - (Free Fall Galaxy) A Secret Sense - (“And Then There Was Light” Soundtrack)
Limitation Without Distraction — from Nathaniel Young's debut album — Accosting Form, Pure Intent.
Artist: Nathaniel Young Album: Accosting Form, Pure Intent Cat No: MOTDLP005 Format: 12” White Vinyl LP, Limited Edition CD, Digital
"Accosting Form, Pure Intent" — Nathaniel Young’s debut album for Mysteries of the Deep — is a contradiction that makes sense. At once raw and elegant, it emerges from a place of constraint and desire. Its individual tracks reflect this paradox as the album unlocks itself like a koan: a riddle that, once solved, dawns on the listener like an epiphany.
Despite the assorted elements at work, a visceral quality binds everything together. Even the record's more subdued works are textured and tangible, at times balancing or playing against the serrated edges of its more structured pieces. Like all compelling works, the sounds here exist in a liminal space that is not entirely classifiable. Still, it is wholly cohesive in both its moodiness and its adeptness.
“The entirety of the LP was written using a Korg MS-20 Mini, Korg SQ-1 step sequencer, Korg Volca Beats, Korg Volca Kick, Behringer Model D, and a Zoom H4N. The core of each track was recorded live in one or two takes and subsequent synth parts were overdubbed after the fact. Since I was working solely with monophonic synths, I utilized a lot of panning in the overdubbing process to help create new harmonics, and even chords in some cases, which really helped flesh out the often extremely monolithic and singular sounding analog synths. Beyond that, as I mentioned, I really focused on creating sequences that I found I could listen to on repeat no matter their level of simplicity.”
All songs written and produced by Nathaniel Young (@nathanielyoung)
Mixed by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, NY Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Photography by Candace Price Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people playy
We are pleased to announce a new album on Mysteries of the Deep from Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary artist and creative producer — Nathaniel Young (@nathanielyoung)
Video: https://youtu.be/-nX8B8hWBck Artist: Nathaniel Young Album: Accosting Form, Pure Intent Cat No: MOTDLP005 Format: 12” White Vinyl LP, Limited Edition CD, Digital
"Accosting Form, Pure Intent" — Nathaniel Young’s new album for Mysteries of the Deep — is a contradiction that makes sense. At once raw and elegant, it emerges from a place of constraint and desire. Its individual tracks reflect this paradox as the album unlocks itself like a koan: a riddle that, once solved, dawns on the listener like an epiphany.
Despite the assorted elements at work, a visceral quality binds everything together. Even the record's more subdued works are textured and tangible, at times balancing or playing against the serrated edges of its more structured pieces. Like all compelling works, the sounds here exist in a liminal space that is not entirely classifiable. Still, it is wholly cohesive in both its moodiness and its adeptness.
“The entirety of the LP was written using a Korg MS-20 Mini, Korg SQ-1 step sequencer, Korg Volca Beats, Korg Volca Kick, Behringer Model D, and a Zoom H4N. The core of each track was recorded live in one or two takes and subsequent synth parts were overdubbed after the fact. Since I was working solely with monophonic synths, I utilized a lot of panning in the overdubbing process to help create new harmonics, and even chords in some cases, which really helped flesh out the often extremely monolithic and singular sounding analog synths. Beyond that, as I mentioned, I really focused on creating sequences that I found I could listen to on repeat no matter their level of simplicity.”
All songs written and produced by Nathaniel Young (@nathanielyoung)
Mixed by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, NY Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Photography by Candace Price Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
This live set was performed at Mysteries of the Deep – Dimensions in NYC on February 8th, 2019. The set is a mixture of material from my LP 'Accosting Form, Pure Intent' intertwined and reworked with fresh elements written specifically for the occasion. It was performed using Ableton Live and a Eurorack system sequenced with 2 Korg SQ-1s.
Nathaniel Young's debut album 'Accosting Form, Pure Intent' is out on Friday August 30, 2019 - https://nathanielyoung.bandcamp.com/album/accosting-form-pure-intent
https://soundcloud.com/nathanielyoung https://mysteriesofthedeep.net/nathaniel-young
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CVII by Joachim Spieth. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Mekas - Entropic Ruins 2. ASC - Idyll Of Sorrow 3. Rafael Anton Irisarri - Lesser Than The Sum Of Its Parts 4. Cyme - Biyangdo 5. Brock Van Wey - Too Little Too Less 6. Joachim Spieth - Decelerate 7. Acronym - Isolated From The Land 8. Eternell - Haven 9. TGP - Prologue 10. 36 - Room 10 11. Ephere - Wandering Alone 12. Markus Guentner - Hansha 13. Altus - Sodium Glow 14. Alfred Czital - Lippa (Ambient Mix) 15. Joachim Spieth - Astral Plane
https://soundcloud.com/joachim-spieth https://joachimspieth.de
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CVI by Rhyw.
Recorded at Modern Art Museum of Bologna (MAMbo) on 8th June, as part of Biografilm Festival for Julian Charriére's opening solo show "All We Ever Wanted Was Everything and Everywhere".
Julian Charriére's work bridges the realms of environmental science and cultural history. The exhibition includes a wide selection of works such as photographs, installations, sculptures and videos, touching upon the history of science, the development of media culture, the romantic vision of exploration and the modern ecological crisis.
The set was loosely structured around the themes found in the show, specifically focussing on underwater artifacts & radioactive sites.
https://www.e-flux.com/announcements/264460/julian-charrireall-we-ever-wanted-was-everything-and-everywhere/
Tracklist: Korridor - Accident, I'm on the Ground Daniel Avery - After Dark Function – Ember Faugust – Breach Portrait – Untitled BNJMN – The Colour of Thunder / unreleased Prettybwoy – The Shelter Faugust – Parallel Rave Fantasies Rhyw – Karhide BNJMN – Over White Peaks Jako Maron - An lér si lo bor Dolo Percussion – DOLO 14 Smaghe & Cross - HASHIAMUM SHOKEA-S&C INSTRUMENTAL Mars89 – Dive Sabla – TOHC Ulwhednar - Northland Resources Faugust - Process Aesthetics Sigha – Coming Apart Svaag - Saaade Sutekh - Periods Make Sense Sabla – Fire-Wire Donato Dozzy Plays Bee Mask - Vaporware 02 Rhyw – Kailash / unreleased Rhyw - Loving Chest_Severed Legs / unreleased Rhyw – Make Jewellery of Me / unreleased 4625 – Proles Der Zyklus - Biometric ID Frederick Mann – Cometh / unreleased Klon Dump - Sashay FX For Moopie Bruce – Sweat Paleman – Titan Vulture Batu – Monolith Peder Mannerfelt - Texas is the Reason Faugust - Cold Harbour
https://soundcloud.com/rhyw
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CV by Thomas Ragsdale. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. This Limbo - Thomas Ragsdale 2. Sól tér sortna, sígr fold í mar - FRKTL 3. Smirr - Linda Buckley & Jonathan Nangle 4. Hickory Wand - The Mist 5. 4 Ben - Nina Kraviz 6. Do Dekor - Jan Jellinek 7. Dissolving All Ghosts Unknown - Yamaneko 8. Rachel’s Song - Uchi 9. Trinity Dub (Three) - Massive Attack Vs Mad Professor 10. Don’t Hold Your Breath - Tawiah 11. The Sea Spills Over Into The Sky - Kazuya Nagaya 12. Former Self - Kurt Baggaley 13. Baja - Sasha 14. Please Help Me - Underworld 15. Stag With It’s Antlers Chained Together - Thomas Ragsdale 16. En Masse - Gavin Miller
https://soundcloud.com/thomasragsdalemusic
XYZ - from the forthcoming album by @birdsofprey. Vocals by Camille Altay.
If emptiness is heaviness is Godliness, Birds of Prey's third full-length LP is an immaculate conception from on high. The record luxuriates in the spaces between. What's left out says as much as what made it in. Deep, droning, and dub wise, “Vanishing Point” cascades in elegance. Its reference points call towards the sample manipulation of American tape music and the downward gaze of amniotic British bass music. It charts its own path nonetheless, building its own space for drifting off to.
Unlike many peers operating in similar realms, Birds of Prey are a proper band, a foursome: Grant Aaron, Clay Wilson, Eric Holmes, and Camille Altay. Each are artists in their own right with a distinct practice. In Birds of Prey, their collaborations in studio take on a greater shape, whittled and edited into cosmic formlessness.
Although borne of improvisation, you may never know that in the listening. "Vanishing Point" is a tight, coherent work, the sound of a cadre of talented musicians locked in flow. Rippling tones become glacial melodies. Cavernous drums emerge barely from the ether. Rhythms interlock, interpolate. Patterns repeat and dissolve whence they came. There is untold potency in simplicity, and Birds of Prey make it known.
Releases June 14, 2019
All songs written and produced by Birds of Prey
Mixed by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, NY Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Photography by Candace Price Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Chris Zaldua
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
Vanishing Point -- Title track from the forthcoming album by @birdsofprey
If emptiness is heaviness is Godliness, Birds of Prey's third full-length LP is an immaculate conception from on high. The record luxuriates in the spaces between. What's left out says as much as what made it in. Deep, droning, and dub wise, “Vanishing Point” cascades in elegance. Its reference points call towards the sample manipulation of American tape music and the downward gaze of amniotic British bass music. It charts its own path nonetheless, building its own space for drifting off to.
Unlike many peers operating in similar realms, Birds of Prey are a proper band, a foursome: Grant Aaron, Clay Wilson, Eric Holmes, and Camille Altay. Each are artists in their own right with a distinct practice. In Birds of Prey, their collaborations in studio take on a greater shape, whittled and edited into cosmic formlessness.
Although borne of improvisation, you may never know that in the listening. "Vanishing Point" is a tight, coherent work, the sound of a cadre of talented musicians locked in flow. Rippling tones become glacial melodies. Cavernous drums emerge barely from the ether. Rhythms interlock, interpolate. Patterns repeat and dissolve whence they came. There is untold potency in simplicity, and Birds of Prey make it known.
Releases June 14, 2019
All songs written and produced by Birds of Prey
Mixed by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, NY Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, NY Photography by Candace Price Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Chris Zaldua
Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CIV by Earthen Sea. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Earthen Sea's new album "Grass and Trees" is out now on Kranky.
Tracklist: 1. Hazard - Location South 2. Anjou - Lamptest 3. Chris Herbert - Suashi 4. Thomas Koner - Tokyo (Hour One) 5. Vida Vojic - Fleet 6. Tomoko Sauvage - Clepsydra 7. Ana Roxanne - Nocturne 8. 0 - Ilta 9. Vladislav Delay - Untitled 10. Mount Kimbie - Adriatic (Klaus Remix) 11. Radius - Transversewaves (cv313 reshape) 12. Jake Muir - Shoal 13. OM Unit - Tahatan (O$VMV$M Redux) 14. Porter Ricks - Harbour Chart 15. Space Afrika - u+00b1 16. Echospace - Spatial Dimension (Variant's Reprised Conduction) 17. Xth Reflection - 05-06 4 18. Christopher Bissonette - Orffryreus Wheel 19. Vladislav Delay - Untitled 20. Billy Gomberg - 8
https://soundcloud.com/earthzone https://earthensea.bandcamp.com
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CIII. Iridescence by Lingua Lustra. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Lingua Lustra - Ancient Lights 2. Indigo Egg - Before All Time 3. Iluiteq - The Sea At Night 4. Lingua Lustra - Aria Fresca 5. Primal Code - Country Of A Thousand Hills 6. Ishqamatics - Air Cycles (Ringstone Round And Round With John Mills Mix)
http://www.lingualustra.com
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CII by @mark-van-hoen (Locust, Seefeel, Autocreation) Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. NHK yx Koyxen - 1038 Lo Oct Short 2. Pye Corner Audio - Core Sample 3. Beak> - Teisco 4. The Human League - The Path of Least Resistance (Early Version) 5. Chris & Cosey - Send the Magick Down 6. Delroy Edwards & Dean Blunt - Audio Track 01 7. Evan Caminiti - Refraction Praxis 8. Celer - Rains Lit By Neon 9. Black Sabbath - Planet Caravan 10. Dr. John - Gris-Gris Gumbo Ya Ya 11. Cocteau Twins - When Mama Was Moth 12. Jon Hassell - Dreaming 13. Low - Quorum 14. Fennesz - We Trigger The Sun 15. Craig Pruess & Ananda - Devi Prayer 16. JD Emmanuel - Expanding into the Universe 17. Kelly Moran - Autowave 18. Scala - Thirst 19. De Leon - A1 20. Ariel Kalma - Echorgan 21. Jako Maron - Batbaté Maloya 22. Amnesia Scanner & Bill Kouligas - Lexachast II 23. Ennio Morricone - Arrivo alla stazione 24. The Future - Cairo 25. Soliman Gamil - The New Nubia 26. Erik Wøllo - Under Water 27. Fun Boy Three - Sanctuary 28. Mark Van Hoen - No-One Leave
https://soundcloud.com/mark-van-hoen
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CI. A Visit to the Parliament of Trees by Radere. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Deep within the Green, our memories rest. May they dream. Recorded at home, April 2019.
Tracklist: 1. Robert Rich + B. Lustmord, “Synergistic Perceptions” 2. David Toop, “Unspeakable Within It” 3. Stephen Cornford, “Untitled” 4. Environments, “Dusk in the Okefenokee Swamp” 5. Crys Cole + Oren Ambarchi, “Francis Debacle (Uno)” 6. Stine Janvin Motland, “The Day After” 7. Beatriz Ferreyra, “Demeures Aquatiques” 8. Michael Redolfi, “Palm Canyon” 9. Harry Bertoia, “Clear Sounds” 10. Nathan Bowles + Scott Verrastro, “Asymptotic Gravity I” 11. Alvin Curran, “Crystal Aires” 12. David Toop, “Dry Keys Echo in the Dark and Humid Early Hours” 13. Deep Listening Band, “Landgrove” 14. Duane Pitre, “Bayou Electric” 15. Environments, “Dawn in the Okefenokee Swamp” 16. McCoy Tyner, “His Blessings”
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Mysteries of the Deep, Chapter C. Space in the Sun by Sébastien Robert. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Akio Suzuki constructed the Hinatabokko no kukan (Space in the Sun) in 1988. This space consists of two huge parallel walls, in between which the artist can sit all day and purify his hearing by listening to the reflected sounds of nature. This space leads the artist to discover a new method of listening. Suzuki himself comments, "Sound, which had been conceptually imprisoned in various spaces, is freed to circle the world."
Tracklist: 1. Af Ursin - De Tweede Persoon 2. Taj Mahal Travellers - August 1974 (I) 3. Adham Shaikh and Tim Floyd - Estuary 4. Coil - The Mothership & The Fatherland 5. Waveform Transmission - V 2.0-2.1 6. Zoviet France - Ascend A Fall 7. Tomaga - The Whitest Light 8. Akio Suzuki & Aki Onda - Do Ko Ka Ra 9. Ligovskoï - Thessalonians 10. Andrea Belfi - Syncline 11. Ultrafog - Trace 12. Matthias Puech - Un incontro notturno 13. Basses Terres - Unreleased 14. Pariah - Pith 15. Tim Hecker - In Mother Earth Phase 16. Terre Thaemlitz - Subjective Loss, Day 83 17. Matthias Puech - Sculpté au fond de la fontaine, un visage d’enfant 18. Material Object - Earlier Reflections (E. Honda Remix) 19. Basses Terres - Unreleased 20. Exael - Bundle
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter XCIX by Hiyoshi. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Hiyoshi's label, Staticsoul, will release Steve Good’s album “Everything’s Inside Everything Else” on CD in Japan on April 5th.
Tracklist: 1. MASTERS OF PSYCHEDELIC AMBIENCE - LOTUS 2. MATT WHITEHEAD - LANIAKEA SUPERCLUSTER 3. THE SIGHT BELOW - FURTHER AWAY (BENOÎT PIOULARD REWORK) 4. RETINA IT - MOONSHINE 5. ASC - ECHO LOCATION 6. THIS MORTAL COIL - WAVES BECOME WINGS 7. BING & RUTH - SCRAPES 8. TAKAO - WATER MUSIC 9. LARAAJI - DEEP CELESTIAL 10. PUB - CLADDAGH 11. STEVE GOOD - CLUSTER 12. HOLOVR - INTO LIGHT 13. SENSE - 3 SONGS 14. COMMODITY PLACE - CLOUDS INSIDE ME 15. ORGANIC DIAL - FINGER DRIPS 16. THE GOLDEN PALOMINOS - GUN / LITTLE SUICIDES (BROWN STAIN WALLS, RED JELLY COMERS) TERRE THAEMLITZ REMIX 17. BUDDHASTICK TRANSPARENT FEATURING SOMETHING IN THE AIR - SPIRAL CASTLE IN THE AIR (GAIA EDIT) 18. MASTERS OF PSYCHEDELIC AMBIENCE - CHI FILTER
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter XCVIII by rrao. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Silvia Kastel - Concrete Void 2. Maxxxbass - B3 Untitled 3. Jake Muir - Green Eyes 4. De Leon - A2 5. Clay Wilson - Gnaddr 6. Uwalmassa - Untitled 10 7. Wahono - Pakar Gula Gending 8. Scaarlet - Communication Failure 9. Biosphere - Phantasm 10. Cleyra - Naked 11. Volatil - Cycles 12. Lakker - Halite 13. Hiro Kone - Poortgebouw
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter XCVII by DJ Pete (Substance). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Below Surface - Island in the East 2. Kuedo - Under The Surface 3. Dany Rodriguez - Curve With Daddy 4. Sel Alterat - Boc Scadet 5. Serenace - Union 6. Overlook - Crisis 7. Stanislav Tolkachev - See You Tomorrow? 8. Edge Of Motion - Ecto Phase 9. David Reina - Hypatia 10. Rommek - Flint 11. Positive Centre - Sum Tolerance 12. P.E.A.R.L. - Shrine 13. Rhyw - Karhide 14. Ital Tek - Blood Rain 15. Sleeparchive - Snapshot Five 16. Ursa Minor Hugo Massien 17. Sleeparchive - Dubplate 18. Ben Long - Bioacoustics 19. Insolate - Sloboda 20. Raime - Coax 21. Sleeparchive - Snapshot One
Rise and Shine, Substance’s first solo release since 1998, is out this Friday. Pre-order here: http://ostgut.de/shop/substance-rise-and-shine-oton115.html
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter XCVI by Roi Perez. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Potter Natalizia Zen - Part 2 Original Mix / Emotional Response 2. Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and Suzanne Ciani - Closed Circuit / RVNG Intl. 3. June11 - Memories / Stroom 4. Mist - P.M / Spectrum Spools 5. Sleep D & Albrecht La’Brooy - Sleeping Patterns / Butter Sessions 6. Jenny Hval - Untamed Region / Blood Bitch Album 7. Grand River - Flies / Spazio 8. Sad City - Vexillations / Meda Fury 9. Outer Space - Quartz Synthesizer / Arbor 10. Dendern - Stacy Waves Her hand / Untangle 11. Oneohtrix Point Never - Format & Journey North / Software 12. Diego Herrera - City Boy (Ambient Mix) / P&D
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter XCV by Turk Dietrich (Second Woman and Belong). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Theo Burt - Gloss, Pt 1 2. Cam Deas - VIII 3. Autechre - g 1 e 1 4. Folke Rabe - What?? 5. Hi-Ryze - Encounter 6. Elph Vs Coil - Anything That Flies 7. Wzrdry & Skrs - Output 4.0 8. Space Afrika - Uwem Creation 9. Belarisk - Window Painted Over 10. Dedekind Cut - MMXIX 11. Vanessa Amara - 03-03-2016 12. Japan - Ghosts 13. Avalon Emerson - The Frontier (High Desert Synthapella) 14. Kali Malone - Fifth Worship 15. Caterina Barbieri - Sogno Che Suona
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter XCIV. Hydroblivian by David Shettler. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Mel Kaiser - Sound Of Approach Of A Missile Or Creature 2. Bernard Parmegiani - Pour En Finir Avec Le Pouvoir D’Orphée (excerpt) 3. Underwater Sounds Of Biological Origin Recorded By The Naval Research Laboratory - Normal Water Noises, Pac. / 10’ Deep, Snapping Shrimp, Toadfish, Atl. / 11’ Water-5’ Deep, Atl., Snapping Shrimp, Croakers, Toadfish / 20’ Water, Toadfish, Atl. / ONE MILE OFFSHORE (Crabs?), Pac. 4. Tiziano Popoli & Marco Dalpane - Moving Objects Slow Dance 5. N AE. - Proba Uciezki 6. Kai Harster - Bells In Rain 7. Gale Ormiston & Carl Weingarten - Currents 8. Vangelis - Atom Blaster 9. Pierre Ouellet - Belugas In The St. Lawrence 10. Andreolina - An Island In The Moon 11. Urban Tribe - Decades Of Silicon / Nebula 12. Edgar Froese - Maroubra Bay 13. Bill Fontana - The Mating Dance Of The Sage Grouse Near Mammoth Lake California 14. Yellow Magic Orchestra - Loom 15. Charles Koechlin - Sieste, Avant Le Départ from Les Heures Parsanes 16. Jan Greenwald - Duration 2 17. Matthew Young - No Reason 18. Ralph Lundsten - Nattmara (excerpt) 19. Roberto Musci & Giovanni Venosta - Nexus On The Beach 20. Bill Fontana - Waves Breaking On Rocks Along The Northeast Australian Coast
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter XCIII. In Fear of Fear by Vicki Siolos. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
"Set free your past So shredding the skin Then you won't fear The fear of sin"
Tracklist: 1. Aphex Twin - Tree 2. CoH - Vivid 3. Nurse With Wound - Soliloquy For Lilith II 4. Aleksi Perälä - UK74R1408094 5. 51717 - Techelet 6. Demdike Stare - Ghostly Hardware 7. Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement - An Old Hag That Wears Shoes And Stomps Over People's Stomachs At Night Making Them Breathless 8. Panasonic - Aines 9. Panasonic - -25 10. Orphx - The Living Tissue 11. Svreca - Jade (Skirt Remix) 12. Felicia Atkinson - Monstera Deliciosa 13. eleh - Madrid 14. Marco Shuttle - Buona Visione 15. Yves De Mey - Xylo 16. Bastian Wegner - Face Down 17. Xth Réflexion - 10 18. Eliane Radigue - Stress-Osaka 19. Akira Rabelais - 1440 Promp. Parv. 518/2 Wawyn, Or Waueryn, Yn A Myry Totyr, Oscillo. 20. Carter Tutti - Black Dust
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Opening dj set by Lynne (Tokyo), recorded live at Mysteries of the Deep -- Vurt (Seoul, South Korea) -- October 2, 2018.
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter XCII. The Sun's Rotation by Steve Duncan. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Field Recording, Berlin 2. K. Leimer - In The Passing Distance 3. Djrum - Unblocked 4. Dynamo Dreesen & Porn Sword Tobacco - Wormhole 5. Pablo's Eye - I Have No Other Compass 6. Abul Mogard - Where Not Even 7. Ryo Murakami - Doom 8. Saåad - Opaque Mirror 9. Mika Vainio - Heijastuva 10. Lee Gamble - You Hedonic 11. Valentino Mora - Wavellite 12. Keadz - Maître (x Visagio & ida) 13. Biosphere - Two Ocean Plateau 14. Yair Elazar Glotman & Mats Erlandsson - Orchid Sedation 15. Main - II 16. Grand River - Ecouri 17. Laraaji - Sun Gong No. 2 18. Billow Observatory - Nulstil 19. Toshimaru Nakamura - NIMB 53 20. Ryuichi Sakamoto - ff 21. Dreyma - Underwater Trees 22. Lussuria - Serpentine Labyrinth 23. Paul Jebanasam - Rites III 24. Varuna - Second Orifice 25. 0N4B - dotdotdotThree 26. Samuel Regan - Sweetness & Light 27. Lawrence English - The Quietest Shore 28. Ligovskoï - G.Y. 29. Q3A - The Very End of You 30. DJ Richard - Dissolving World 31. Field Recording, Helsinki
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter XCI. Scaling Field by Steven Dermody. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist : 1. Moby - LA3 2. Lawrence English - Chance Operation #6 3. Donnacha Costello - Ten Ton 4. Grand River - Flies 5. Ryuichi Sakamoto - ZURE (Cornelius Remix) 6. David Last - For Faith(feat. Sebastian Mullaert) 7. Dasha Rush - Sleep Ballade 8. Multicast Dynamics - Outer Envelopes (Vc-118a Reshape) 9. Monolake - Offline 10. Eros - Scanner (Bitten by The Black Dog) 11. Hans Zimmer - Stay 12. K. Liemer - Acquiescene 13. Ryuichi Sakamoto & Illuha & Taylor Deupree - Movement, 3 14. Stephen Brown - Solitude
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"When I make a record, I always know exactly what I want it to sound like — so it's all about building a holistic world from the sounds I hear in my head at that moment," says Lori Scacco, the New York-based composer and multi-instrumentalist whose latest album, "Desire Loop," is Mysteries of the Deep's third full-length album release.
For "Desire Loop," Scacco built a world all her own, and shared it with the world: "an album of synthesizer music that puts the study of color and texture at the forefront," writes Pitchfork's Philip Sherburne, with "consonant harmonies and simple melodies … evocative of European folk music."
An array of friends and collaborators re-envision "Desire Loop" through their own lens on the accompanying remix EP "Interpretations Vol. III": William Selman gently extends the subtle melodies of 'Red Then Blue.' Helado Negro shifts the mood of 'Other Flowers,' from somber to exploratory. Victoria Keddie amplifies the found sounds in 'Back to Electric.' A Grape Dope cuts up 'Interactivity In Plastic Space,' lending it downtempo flair. And last but not least, Certain Creatures offers up 'Other Flowers in Strange Cities,' an extended 12-minute journey that swirls, undulates, and arpeggiates in equal measure.
Lori Scacco - Red Then Blue (William Selman Remix) Lori Scacco - Other Flowers (Helado Negro Remix) Lori Scacco - Back to Electric (Victoria Keddie Remix) Lori Scacco - Interactivity in Plastic Space (A Grape Dope Mix) Lori Scacco - Other Flowers in Strange Cities (Certain Creatures Mix)
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter XC. Music for Swimming by Jake Muir.
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Tracklist: 1. Sturm - Eins 2. Akifumi Nakajima - sans titre-2 3. Andrew Pekler - Prelude To A Summer 4. Daniel Majer - Tamam 5. Ni Ko - Sink Feeling 6. Echium - Synthetic Space 7. Susumu Yokota - 2 Skys 8. Shuttle358 - Logical 9. Black To Comm - Levitation 10. Romeo Poirer - Atsipades 11. Jake Muir - untitled field recording / Keith Fullerton Whitman - Track4 twowaysuperimposed 12. DJ Olive - Yard Swing Sunset 13. Phil Struck - Untitled 14. Gastón Arévalo - Bosque 15. Susumu Yokota & Rothko - Reflections And Shadows 16. Seefeel - Signals / Olli Arni - Seljänalanen 17.6.2016 17. Wild Card - Under A Steel Gray Sky 18. DJ Olive - Wake Me At Midnight
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXXIX. Pianos In The Wild by Andrew Pekler. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
This mix features some favorite (mostly unaccompanied) piano meanderings from Australia, Algeria, Ethiopia, Italy, South Africa and the US set against a shifting backdrop of various nocturnal field recordings.
Tracklist: 1. Joanna Brouk - The Space Between 2. Chris Abrahams - Roller 3. Abdullah Ibrahim - The Pilgrim 4. Mustapha Skandrani - Mode Ghrib 5. Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou – Golgotha 6. Domenico De Clario - June 5 7. William Duckworth - Time Curve Prelude III 8. William Duckworth - Time Curve Prelude XIII 9. Adrian Klumpes - Be Still 10. Raul Lovisoni & Francesco Messina - Prati Bagnati Del Monte Analogo
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXXVIII by Lori Scacco. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Lori's new album 'Desire Loop' is available now at Bandcamp, on deluxe 12" vinyl + digital formats. https://loriscacco.bandcamp.com/album/desire-loop
Tracklist: 1. Delia Gonzalez - In Through The Light 2. Elodie Lauten - Anticipate 3. Cluster - Zum Wohl 4. Faten Kanaan - Aventurine 5. Beverly Glenn-Copeland - Winter Astral 6. Oneohtrix Point Never - Chrome Country 7. Throbbing Gristle - Walkabout 8. The The - Giant 9. Helado Negro - Desiertos 10. Laurie Anderson - Blue Lagoon 11. Kate NV - кто WHO 12. This Mortal Coil - Acid, Bitter And Sad 13. Dif Juz - Love Insane 14. William Basinski - 92982.3
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"I think of myself as a naturalist no matter the palette," says Lori Scacco, the New York multi-instrumentalist, composer, and electronic musician whose new album, 'Desire Loop,' is Mysteries of the Deep's third full-length LP.
Natural indeed: Scacco's music effuses warmth, enveloping listeners like a gentle embrace. Her first album, 'Circles,' was released in the early aughts on Eastern Developments, an imprint co-founded by Guillermo Scott Herren, aka Prefuse 73. She spent much of the interim period composing music for performance, film, and classical ballet, influences audible throughout 'Desire Loop.'
Flush with incandescent scree, bubbly synthesizer, and easygoing dulcet tones, the album's simplicity belies its emotional impact. At times — "Cosmographia" and "Other Flowers," for instance — Scacco's songwriting approaches a therapeutic purity that feels nearly virtuous, immaculate. This is by design: she wrote this album as counterpoint to today's destructive political landscape . "I had to create an empathic means of access for myself, and in turn, for the listener, using the core of all that I value as my way into the music,” she explains.
"I wanted to provide a vehicle for the listener to impart their own emotional experience without imposing my own meaning. I found myself returning to that space over and over again.” After listening to 'Desire Loop,' we expect that you will, too.
Lori Scacco - Desire Loop
A1. Coloring Book A2. Strange Cities A3. Cosmographia A4. Interactivity in Plastic Space B1. Back to Electric B2. Tiger Song B3. Red Then Blue B4. Other Flowers
All songs written, performed, and produced by Lori Scacco. New York City 2018 (BMI)
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXXVII by Brendon Moeller. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Outer Space – 02 Untitled 2. No UFO’s – PCM Track III 3. Fluxion – Influx 4. Simon Scott – Honeymoon 5. Cosmin Nicolae – Vapori 6. Spacetime Continuum – Flux 7. Walls/Oram – Reflexions, Refractions and Multiplications 8. Alva Noto – Uni Sub 9. The The – Between Moons 10. Stephen Mathieu – Grasslands 11. Hazzard, Fennesz, Biosphere – Algae & Fungi (Candelaria Version) 12. Torsten Pröfrock – N. 9 13. Ancestral Voices – Syloh 14. Vladislav Delay – Lokakuu 15. Burnt Friedman & Hayden Chisholm – Scene 16 16. Monolake – Mass Transit Railway 17. Oneohtrix Point Never – Ships Without Meaning 18. Yves De Mey – Phoresis 19. Mordant Music – Walk in bath 20. Ekoplekz – Outercountry 21. Rhythm & Sound – Imprint 22. Vatican Shadow – India Has Just Tested a Nuclear Device
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Deeper still goes Interpretations Vol. II, Mysteries of the Deep's next collection of edits, reworks, and revisions, all culled from our second full-length LP, William Selman's "Musica Enterrada." Both the gentle bloom of Matthew Patterson Curry’s twist on the title track and Borne's shimmering percussion-forward version of 'The Island Before The Internet' hew pleasingly close to the source material. Elsewhere, rrao and Clay Wilson transform 'Thick Description' into a stygian journey, with a susurrant reiki session, and Strategy recombines 'Musica Enterrada' into a classic subaquatic house tune. A bonus original work from Selman, 'Sun Tunnels Tree Tunnels,' completes the release.
William Selman - Musica Enterrada (Matthew Patterson Curry Remix) William Selman - The Island Before The Internet (Borne's Snail Mail Shimmer) William Selman - Thick Description (rrao & Clay Wilson Remix) William Selman - Musica Enterrada (Strategy's Recombinant Mix) William Selman - Sun Tunnels Tree Tunnels (Album Bonus)
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXXVI by Evan Caminiti.
Tracklist: 1. Mika Vainio - Ilta 2. Yasuaki Shimizu - Kono Yoni Yomeri (Sono 1) 3. Felicia Atkinson - Lighter Than Aluminum 4. Autechre - wetgelis casual interval 5. The Chi Factory - Part One (Red Lantern at the Kallikatsou) 6. Gregg Kowlasky - Maliblue Dream Sequence 7. Evan Caminiti - Untitled/Unreleased (EMS sessions) 8. Pauline Anna Strom - Rain on Ancient Quays 9. Kate Carr - I ended out moving to Brixton 10. Rafael Anton Irisarri - Circuits 11. Evan Caminiti - Revealer (Reduction) (Forthcoming Make Noise Records) 12. Monadh - Ria 13. Space Afrika - Drēd 14. Mika Vainio - Ilta
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXXV. Universe-maintenance by William Selman. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
- Sud 1 - Jean-Claude Risset - Sud / Dialogues / Inharmonique / Mutations (INA-GRM)
- Images 2 - Knud Viktor - Ambiances/Images (Institut for Dansk Lydarkæologi)
- Scuttling Around in the Shadows - Jana Winderen - Debris (Touch)
- Untitled - Giuseppe Ielasi - Even When They Speak Of Space (Senufo Editions)
- The U.F.O. Forest - Beatriz Ferreyra - Beatriz Ferreyra (Mnémosyne Musique Média)
- FLD RCRDST::On Walden Snow - NYZ - FLD RCDR (Entr'Acte)
- Working Title Deleted - Ron Kuivila - Fidelity (Lovely)
- L'Oeil - Felicia Atkinson - Readymade Ceremony (Shelter Press)
- Solar Wind - Maggi Payne - Crystal (Aguirre)
- Chapter - Mike Majkowski - Days and Other Days (Astral Spirits)
- Miroitements - Costin Miereanu - Fata Morgana (Poly-Art International)
- All Thumbs - David Behrman - Music with Memory (Alga Marghen)
- Alfred Hitchcock Haze - CV + JAB - Thoughts Of A Dot As It Travels A Surface (Shelter Press)
- Call Myself - crys cole / Oren Ambarchi - Hotel Record (Black Truffle)
- Kilo - William Selman - unreleased
- Weddell Seals (Underwater) - Douglas Quin - Antarctica (Taiga)
- Burgundy - Sarah Davachi - Dominions (Jaz Records)
- Ner - Kassel Jaeger - Aster (Editions Mego)
- Aeolyca Pt 1 - Pier Luigi Andreoni & Francesco Paladino – Aeolyca (Soave)
- Two - Kevin Drumm - Another Set of Days Now Over (Bandcamp)
- Song - Nick Hennies - Casts (Monofonus Press)
- Lux1 - Seefeel - Starethrough (Warp)
- Tower of Barad-Dur - The Nazgûl – The Nazgûl (Mental Experience)
- Fossil Data - Strategy - Information Pollution (Further)
- The Immense Room - John Duncan - Klaar (Extreme)
- Link 1 - Ismo Laakso - Ofelia (Sahko)
- Casting Ourselves Back into the Past - Yann Novak - The Future Is A Forward Escape Into The Past (Touch)
- Echo - William Selman - unreleased
- Fonetica Francese - Paul De Marinis - Music as a Second Language (Lovely)
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What if music had no beginning, no end? Can music exist "for itself" or "of itself," without structure constraining it, defining it? Can music be non-linear, non-narrative, simply experiential, existential? The second full-length album on Mysteries of the Deep, Musica Enterrada from Portland's William Selman, neither answers these questions nor supposes them. But in listening, one can't help but wonder: What if I disappeared into this record forever?
In another time and place, William Selman was known as Warmdesk, an alias through which he issued a series of sharply precise minimal techno records. In recent past, Selman shifted gears, shedding the dynamics of tension and release that characterized his previous alias' output. Under his own name, Selman began releasing process-oriented, freeform experimental music on cassette-focused outlets like Digitalis and Hausu Mountain. Now comes Musica Enterrada, a diaphanous, weightless musical vision not unlike the theoretical square root of GRM and Popol Vuh's early electronic forays.
Split into six tracks across two sides of vinyl, Musica Enterrada bubbles, churns, drifts, and dozes. Dulcet tones pile up gently like waves on shore. Patterns repeat and reconfigure, as if heard from different angles. Rhythms appear, shift the frame, then disappear, into the ether whence they came. Play Musica Enterrada on repeat. And if you disappear into it, fret not — you have drifted into solace.
A1. Lithic Reduction A2. Thick Description A3. Polysemy B1. The World Without Us B2. Inferno Of The Same B3. The Island Before The Internet
Recorded August 2016 - March 2017 in Portland, Oregon.
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXXIV by Agonis. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Divina Mundi: Tales of a dream and an acoustic reconstruction
When I enter the forbidden world, I'm frozen. I don't move, I look around. Everything seems strange to me and everything is completely different from what I am used to. I have no idea what's happening to me right now and I feel scared. This place is bursting with life and the creatures don't look like normal animals, but are much more airy and abstract. Every time I try to look at them, they disappear again, which makes it difficult to make an accurate observation. They make noises, which sound very harmonious and oscillating and have a mystical effect. The atmosphere in this place is completely filled with these benevolent sounds without being perceived as disturbing. I realize that this world is and has always been in perfect balance. In this pre- or post-human reality there is nothing that can disturb this tender and sensitive harmony. This thought is disturbing, because I know that a wrong action on my part would disturb this balance and endanger this utopian system. So I stay calm and observe everything without moving. Every object in this world is in motion and everything seems to revolve around a center point, which is too abstract to be recognized by me as such. Entropy is not present in this world. There is no intrinsic quest for disorder, because everything is perfect.
Tracklist: 1. Rapoon - How Many Of You Did Not Know That 2. Zoviet France - Kofca 3. Robert Henke - Layer 003 4. Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement - Praying Mantis Black Art 5. CV & JAB - Large Suess Plant 6. Andrew Pekler - Humidity Index / Khao Sok (chopped and screwed) 7. Ishq - The Golden Flight Of Swans 8. Imaginary Softwoods - Positive Ruin Court Garden 9. Pauline Anna Strom - Spatial Spectre 10. H.U.V.A. Network - Distances 11. Ishq - Cyandragonfly 12. Isorinne - 4:05 13. Alessandro Cortini - Strada 14. Mica Levi - Love 15. Varuna - Transcendence 16. Peter Van Hoesen - Attribute 39 (Donato Dozzy Remix)
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Through the looking glass comes Interpretations Vol. 1, the first in a series of remix EPs from Mysteries of the Deep. This first installment follows the release of Certain Creatures' Nasadiya Sukta — a deep-listening ambient album par excellence — and features four remixes from the record by Patrick Russell, Birds of Prey, tdel, and Gunnar Haslam, plus an additional original bonus track from the Nasadiya sessions.
Certain Creatures - Cross Star Woman (Patrick Russell Dub Version) Certain Creatures - We Live Inside A Dream (Birds of Prey Version) Certain Creatures - Nyau Dust (tdel Rework) Certain Creatures - Golden Circle (Gunnar Haslam Version) Certain Creatures - Seven (Album Bonus)
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXXIII. Spatial Disorientation by Chris Zaldua.
Tracklist: 1. Tetsu Inoue / Man Made Heaven // Fax +49-69/450464 1995 2. Ø / Otava // Sähkö 2014 3. Hazard / Wrapped in Plastic // Malignant Records 1996 4. Hodge / All Is Not Lost // Berceuse Heroique 2018 5. Senking / 9'59" // Raster-Noton 2000 6. Reuber / K. // Staubgold 2000 7. BJ Nilsen + Stilluppsteypa / Big Shadow Montana (B side) // Helen Scarsdale Agency 2011 8. Dead Hollywood Stars / Amongst The Stars // Mad Monkey Records 2000 9. Certain Creatures / Cross Star Woman (Patrick Russell Dub) // Mysteries of the Deep 2018 10. Felix K / Flower of Destruction #4 // Hidden Hawaii 2014 11. Elexos Park / Sudden Bloom // Perfect Location Records 2018 (forthcoming) 12. DJ Nobu / Safari // Tikita 2016 13. Forests / Slept // Left Hand Path 2018 (forthcoming) 14. Vanligt Folk / Kostymfest/Sken Av Palmpsalmighet // iDEAL 2017 15. Atom Heart (Superficial Depth) / Digital Superimposing // Side Effects 1997 16. Dumb Type / Forest of Memories // CCI Recordings 2000 17. Spear / Rayed // OBUH Records 1998 18. Atom Heart / Naked Eye Spy // Fax +49-69/450464 1994
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A voice in the ether. A calm, clement drone. A gentle, pulsing throb. Like the ghost of a forgotten future as imagined by the distant past, Certain Creatures' sophomore LP Nasadiya Sukta is a study in timelessness — crystalline, heartfelt ambient music designed to push light through shadow.
CERTAIN CREATURES is the alias of Brooklyn-based artist Oliver Chapoy, and Nasadiya Sukta was crafted especially for Mysteries of the Deep. Divided into six tracks, Nasadiya coheres into a single extraterrestrial mass, its beautiful understated elegance encouraging repeat listens. Simultaneously harking back to ambient classics from the '90s while cementing Chapoy as a visionary artist with his own unique voice, Nasadiya Sukta is one for the space travellers indeed.
Releases January 5, 2018 Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play
Written, Produced, and Mixed by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, Brooklyn, New York. 2017 Ohm Sweet Ohm (ASCAP)
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, New York Photography by Candace Price Design by Gabriel Benzur
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXXII. Peradam by Steffen Bennemann (Nachtdigital). Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: Andrés Krause - Move Ground - Streamline François X - Time - Dement3d Records Leo Anibaldi - Evocation Part II - Future Primitive Paul Mitchell - Dark - Tabernacle Records Bruno Spoerri & Betha Sarasin - For Papa - Dead-Cert Home Entertainment Asis - Part 3 - Wania Indra Kãrmuka - Aardster - Rendezvouz Radikal Jürgen Eckloff - Zwei Sinterflaschen In Wechselschaltung - 90% Wasser Gabriel Saloman - The Disciplined Body - Shelter Press Navigator - Throw Another Receptor On The Fire - Swarffinger Records Gen Ken Montgomery - Pan American Tortilla Special - G.M.B.H. Dub Tractor - On The Use - Hobby Industries
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXXI. On Muluc Days, Changing Moons by Certain Creatures. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
MOTDLP001 - Certain Creatures - Nasadiya Sukta, now available for pre-order at Bandcamp. https://certaincreatures.bandcamp.com/album/nasadiya-sukta
Tracklist: 1. Akritchalerm Kalayanamitr - Dawn Of Boonmee 2. Vox Populi! - Allo Rechte 3. Nino Nardini - Etincelles Cosmiques 4. David Sylvian & Holgar Czukay - Plight (The spiraling of Winter Ghosts) 5. Velocette - Space Q 6. Elph vs. Coil - We Have Always Been Here 7. Jorge Reyes - Premonition 8. James Plotkin & Mick Harris - Dissolve 9. Else Marie Pade - Syv Cirkler 10. Lull - Time 11. Toshiya Tsunoda - Gap Between Ship and Wharf 12. Boyd Rice & Frank Tovey - Extraction 6 13. Entrancer - VII 14. Geir Jenssen - Nangpa La – Birds Feeding On Biscuits 15. Chris Carter - Electrodub1 16. Wolfgang Voigt - Kafkatrax 1.0 17. Mika Vainio - Magnetosense 18. Masters Of Psychedelic Ambiance - Private Brain Session 19. Terrance McKenna - Along A Ghostly Trail (excerpt) 20. Drums Off Chaos - On Circles 21. Gesellschaft zur Emanzipation des Samples - Helmut Schmidt Plays Bach (Dub) 22. Nuel - Untitled 23. Acronym - The Final Decision 24. Matti Bye - The Phone Call 25. Jonathan Fitoussi - Aquarius 26. Labradford - Star City, Russia 27. Chi - Before the Mountain 28. Charlemagne Palestine & Janek Schaefer - Raga de l'apres midi pour Aude 29. Earthen Sea - Bells of Venus 30. Brendon Moeller - The Hike 31. Biosphere - The Things I Tell You 32. Biosphere & The Higher Intelligence Agency - Cimerrian Shaft 33. Lull - Like A Slow River 34. Terre Thaemlitz - Aging Core, Aging Periphery
https://soundcloud.com/certain-creatures
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXX. C.O.S.I by Leech. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. sage caswell ‘i can’t stop breathing’ [unreleased] 2. jon porras 'still life’ [geographic north 2017] 3. georgia ‘animal secrets’ [unreleased] 4. protect-u ‘cypriot’ [u-udios 2017] 5. leech ‘amethyst’ [unreleased] 6. topdown dialectic ‘peak09-01’ [peak oil 2018] 7. certain creatures ‘nyau dust’ [mysteries of the deep 2018] 8. dedekind cut ‘untitled’ [unreleased] 9. delivery ‘truant’ [unreleased] 10. strategy ‘fountain of youth’ [unreleased] 11. chikiss ‘heaven is within us’ [not not fun 2017] 12. m. geddes gengras ‘selection from the hawaii tapes’ [unreleased] 13. benoit pioulard ‘never, just as you wanted’ [dauw 2017] 14. casino vs japan ‘goodbye sinister clouds' [self released 2018] 15. signaldrift ‘going in’ [unreleased] 16. cloaks ‘grass pillow’ [atheists are gods 2007] 17. roger eno ‘silk’ [recital 2017] 18. kinda green ‘slumber’ [unreleased]
https://soundcloud.com/brianfoote
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXIX by Rafael Anton Irisarri. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist:
- Leandro Fresco & Rafael Anton Irisarri - Bajo Dos Siglos
- Lawrence English - Negative Drone
- Marcus Fjellström - Monolith & Bunker
- Grouper - Children
- Julianna Barwick & Rafael Anton Irisarri - Thesis 10
- Gregg Kowalsky - L'Ambience, L'Orange
- Benoît Pioulard - Same Time Next Year
- Terri Riley - Eastern Man
- Merrin Karras - Catharsis
- Tiny Vipers - Boarding Charon's Boat
- Belong - I Never Lose, Never Really
- Evan Caminiti - NYC Ego
- Goldmund + Ryuichi Sakamoto - A Word I Give
- Scanner - Caesura
- Biosphere - Sweet Dreams From A Shade
- The Orb - Wireless (Leandro Fresco mix)
https://soundcloud.com/irisarri
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXVIII. Autumn Bonfires by Docetism. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Polish dub techno / ambient producer and founder of the Nichts netlabel.
Tracklist: 1. Ascending Divers - Above Tartarus 2. Docetism - Virgin Forest I 3. Atum - Autumn Bonfires 4. Of the Wand & the Moon - Gandr 5. Ascending Divers - Eternal Reunions of Ghosts 6. Sebastian Zangar - Krautsand 7. Sowing Paranoia - Ambient 1 8. Wanderwelle - Through The Meadow 9. Michał Wolski - Sunyata 10. Eef Barzelay - The Ballad of Saint Paul
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXVII. Light In A Negative Space by Modal Form. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Earthen Sea – East Side [Self-Released] 2. DJ Olive - Left on the Lawn [Records Blank] 3. Biosphere – Antennaria [Biophon Records] 4. Félicia Atkinson – L'Oeil [Shelter Press] 5. Huerco S. – Hear Me Out [Proibito] 6. DJ Olive - Orbit Eyes [Record Blanks] 7. Fugal – Traces [Secondnature] 8. Arc of Doves - Intro [Rohs! records] 9. No Accident in Paradise - ICE [Silent Season] 10. Raj – Frz [unreleased] 11. Vainqueur – Solanus (Extracted) [Chain Reaction] 12. Lamin Fofana - The Dithering [Allergy Season] 13. Phase90 - Passio [echospace] 14. Chambers – 011 [Debacle Records] 15. Kohl – The Possibility Of The Infinite [Forthcoming Soundscape Versions] 16. Versalife - Further Corrections [Clone] 17. Monadh – Calanque [Further Records] 18. Pan American – Both Ends Fixed [Fat Cat Records]
Snippets of Harry Bertoia's "Sonambient", Soramimi's "Pure Rubedo", and Den Nard Husher's "Senida" were used with FX as texture throughout.
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXVI. A Myriad of Silhouettes by ASC. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Glós - Prayers (Are All They Have Left) [Escapism] 2. ASC - Nothing More To Give [Silent Season] 3. Sam KDC - Upstream Path [Auxiliary] 4. Wren - A Pale and Solemn Blue [Self-Released] 5. PVNV - Mind End [Intimate Silence] 6. Dold - Gryning [Intimate Silence] 7. Dicabor - V [Space Teddy] 8. Wren - Resolution In A Shadowed Forest [Self-Released] 9. Isorinne - Bård Av Anderöster [Northern Electronics] 10. King Moot - You Imploded Again [Moot Point] 11. Donato Dozzy Plays Bee Mask - Vaporware #1 [Spectrum Spools] 12. Mørk - Potassium In Veins [Shaded Explorations] 13. Sam KDC - Cycle Of Loss [Auxiliary] 14. Glós - Empathy Keeps Me From Sleeping [Intimate Silence] 15. Soramimi - Stellium In Sapphire [Dusk Notes]
https://soundcloud.com/asc
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXV. The Coriolis Effect by Eric Cloutier. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Steve Roach - Between the Grey and the Purple 2. Pye Corner Audio - Sleep Chamber 3. Leando Fresco & Rafael Anton Isirarri - Cuando El Misterio Es Demaslado Impressionane, Es Imposible Desobedecer 4. Higher Intelligence Agency & Biosphere - Cannon Hill 5. Abul Mogard - Bound Universe 6. Higher Intelligence Agency - M+T=E 7. Higher Intelligence Agency - Re-echo 8. Sync24 - Replicant 9. Island People - Colour District 10. Vulva - Vulvic Voyager 11. Polygon Window - Quino-Phec 12. The Dead Texan - La Ballade D'Alain Georges 13. X.Y.R. - False Angel Lullaby 14. Deaf Center - Weir 15. Nthng - A Souls Search 16. Visible Cloaks - Escape Music From City to Paradise 17. X.Y.R. - Arcana 18. TV Victor - Treasure Point Park 19. Woods - Aware
https://soundcloud.com/cloutier
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXIV by Matt Christensen. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
This is a representation of the music that I've been releasing (and not releasing)on Bandcamp over the last couple years. Bandcamp has been a great outlet for me, and I greatly appreciate the support from everyone who has subscribed to me and bought my albums. This collection is a little heavier on the syncopated, African "desert blues" style that I love so much, with a few songs thrown in, especially towards the end. Thank you for listening, and thanks to my friends who have contributed on these recordings... Brian Harding: bass, keys, clarinet. Ben Chlapek: keys. Eric Eleazer: keys, drums.
https://mattchristensensolo.bandcamp.com/
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXIII. Wild Seeds by Strategy. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. The Orb - The 10 Sultans of Rudyard (Moo-Moo Mix) 2. Material - Eternal Drift (Eternal Thaemlitz Curse Mix) 3. Skylab - Electric Blue 4. Vladislav Delay - Tunnelivisio 5. Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Faun (excerpt) 6. Rhythm Devils - Street Gang 7. Andrew Pekler - Frogpond Idyll 8. Idea Fire Company - Stranded I 9. Alvin Lucier - Sferics 10. Marcel Turkowsky - Strom 11. Sawako - Radio Stone 12. Yes - Close to the Edge (excerpt) 13. Soviet France - Skratte 14. K. Leimer - The Cockpit 15. Ditto - Bush 16. Mouse On Mars - Die Seele von Brian Wilson 17. Klaus - Delta 18. Hallucinator - Frontier 19. Strategy - Earthgazing 20. Best Available Technology - Digi Hex 21. Bulbs - Skylight 22. Aube - Tricle Out 23. Chris Watson - Oceanus Pacificus 24. The Camberwell Now - Trade Winds 25. Stuart Dempster - Standing Waves (excerpt) 26. .O.rang - Anaon, the Oasis
https://soundcloud.com/strategydickow
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXII. The Lake House by Bryan Kasenic.
Tracklist: 1. Isorinne - Terrestrial Measure 2. Scuba Death - Nociception 3. Drumcell - Le Oublie 4. Ulysses - Nanook 5. Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani - Closed Circuit 6. Donato Dozzy & Nuel - Aqua 5 7. Cory James - Inch Worm 8. J.F. Burma - 1000 Pines 9. Porter Ricks - Biokinetics 2 10. Mark Verbos - Walk The Distance 11. Alva Noto - Xerrox Monophaser 2 12. Bruce - Before You Sleep 13. Nors - Vespro 14. Crossing Avenue - No Coasts 15. Leandro Fresco - Los Pasos Vacilantes de los Reyes 16. Jo Johnson - In the Shadow of the Workhouse 17. Max Loderbauer - Slowrag 18. De Leon - 02 19. Imaginary Softwoods - Aura Show 20. Mobach - XieniX 21. Messages - Snake 22. Sun City Girls - X + Y = Fuck You 23. Marco Shuttle - Adrift 24. Steffen Bennemann - jsmsb_B-0051 25. Ricardo Villalobos - Hireklon 26. Raica - Satmor 27. Anthony Child - Amoré
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXI. Prana Flare by Sheldon Drake. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Dolmen - White Mornings 2. Dr Berndt Hoffmann - Whale Shark 3. Neuma - Annoyance For Boo 4. Oophoi - I Hear The Wind Singing Part 3 5. Ligovskoi - Dilip 6. Construct - The Pull Outro 7. Emiliano Hernandez-Santana - Islas De Fango 8. Sheldon Drake - Eternolt 9. Tunnels Of Ah - We Are His Burning Ones 10. Dodge - Profile 11. Rkss - Blush 12. Cebec - Pelagic Rost 13. Troum - Somnolenz 14. Worriedaboutsatan - All Safe All Well 15. Ambientsketchbook, Syllix - Stark 16. EUS - Aleth 17. Cho and the Martyrs Like Eric and Dylan, EHS - Benzoyl Peroxide 18. The Burning Son - Amnesian 19. Soundoferror - Good Tide 20. Reutoff - Cord 21. Anthony Rother - Art Is A Technology XIII 22. Rumspringa - Chastity 23. Tunnels Of Ah - At The Error Of The Stars 24. Aires - Contraplacado 25. Sonologyst - Beyond The Veil 26. Boards of Canada - Transmisiones Ferox 27. Kassel Jaeger - Toxic Cosmopolitanism 28. Locust - Sky Black Horses 29. Sonologyst - Illusions 30. Sarah - Davachi - Ruislip 31. Color Flex - Far Beyond 32. Media Them - Leave It Behind 33. Coppice Halifax - Solus Variant VI (Artemis) 34. Dubhe - Notfromearth 35. Emiliano Hernandez-Santana - Vida Triturada 36. Color Flex - Ruins 1996 37. Kozepz - Biolistic Particle Delivery System 38. Aires - Vozes Sem Corpo 39. Sheldon Drake - Drunjaan 40. Concuspiscencia - La-ventana 41. Neuma - Ocasionally 42. Castleview - Space 43. Federico Monti - Hermano 44. Kirill Platonkin - Inner Screen 45. Emiliano Hernandez-Santana - El Hilo del Hombre 46. Amitron_7 - Isolation Tank 47. Is Begg - Location 1 48. Daniel Engert - drone 12 49. John Lenin - Santa Barbara 50. Tunnels Of Ah - Locusts Have Broken 51. Agazzi - Catastrophe 52. Alessandro Cortini - Rovina 53. Carlos Saurez - Caeci Sunt E Ducer Caecorum 1 54. Oophoi - I Hear The Wind Singing Part 4 55. Rumspringa - Spring Of Regret 56. Gunnar Hemmerling - Stardreck 57. Neuma - Intro 58. Sheldon Drake - Zhazzak 59. Si Begg - Location9 60. Emiliano Hernandez-Santana - Rio Espeso 61. Kozeps - Rume 62. A.dELARge - Unofficial Shell 63. Oophoi - I Hear The Wind Singing Part 5 64. Emiliano Hernandez-Santana - Medio Cuatro Y Efectos 65. Kozepz - Pleiotropy 66. Our Sleepless Forest, Odd Nosdam - Come Dawn 67. Lustmord - Black Static 68. Kanthor - Vinculum 69. Kozepz - Metabolic Disorder 70. Christopher Bissonnette - Traveling Light 71. Phisynth - H58590504626301
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXX. Ready When You Are by Yuka. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Keadz - Rit (mas version) 2. Drop - Erratic Rituals 3. Flxk1 & Ena - B2 4. Dimitris Petsetakis - Anxiety (Alternate Version) 5. Bruce - Before You Sleep 6. Falling Apart - First Fragment 7. B12 - Into the Mist 8. Tool - Mantra 9. Dimitris Petsetakis - Liquid 10. Don't DJ - Drob 11. Leiras - Nubian Legacy 12. Keadz - Ena 13. Eftechr - Radonite 14. Aesthes - Amphibiansudio Track 15. Legiac - Jefre Tropod 16. Eftechr - Nebula 17. Yuka - I’m Singing
https://soundcloud.com/yuka
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXIX. So Long, Physical Thunder by John Elliott. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Trans Millenia Consort - Aquatic Realms 2. Henry Wolff & Nancy Hennings - From The Roof Of The World You Can See Forever 3. Hiroshi Yoshimura - Water Copy 4. Paul De Marinis - Fonetica Francese 5. The Shadow Ring - Start Repeating 6. Daniel Lanois and Rocco Deluca - Deconstruction 7. Burning Star Core - Mysteries of The Organ 8. Besombes and Rizet - Armature Double 9. Enno Velthuys - Under Water 10. Eliane Radigue - Koume 11. David Behrman - Interspecies Smalltalk Pt. 2 12. 36 - Room 1 13. Imaginary Softwoods - Another First/Sea Machine 14. Steve Good - Kami No Ko
https://soundcloud.com/spectrumspools
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXVIII. The Thrill Is Gone by Tropic Of Cancer. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist:
- CS + Kreme - Roast Ghost (Swimming Through the Pillars Mix)
- Scott Walker - Angels of Ashes
- Yves Tumor - Limerence
- Lawrence English - Droplet
- Mica Levi - Love
- Kara-Lis Coverdale - Imgs /R
- Julee Cruise - The Swan
- Chet Baker - The Thrill is Gone
- Pinkcourtesyphone - I Wish You Goodbye
- The Charlie Haden Quartet West - Wayfaring Stranger
- Yo La Tengo - Green Arrow
- Arthur Russell - Soon To Be Innocent Fun / Let’s See
https://soundcloud.com/camellalobo
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXVII. Windows at Midnight by A Strangely Isolated Place. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Ourson - Night Roads [Self] 2. Arovane - Electroacoustic Session 7 [Self] 3. Harkan - Unnamed [Self] 4. 1 Mile North - Broken Corners [Wortcunner] 5. Rafael Anton Irisarri - Abandoned (too soon) [Self] 6. Secret Pyramid - VII [Proposition] 7. High Plains - A White Truck [Kranky] 8. Malibu - Held [PAN] 9. Richard A Ingram - Valehouse 2.2.01 [Medium Format] 10. Arovane & Hior Chronik - Dornenreich [A Strangely Isolated Place] 11. Broken_Canyon - (MISSING) (Sea Of Clouds) 12. 36 - Black Horizon [Self] 13. Steve Moore - Depths Of The Earth [Moon Glyph] 14. Abul Mogard - Unarmored Love [VCO] 15. Paul Wolinski - MidiFlood [Self] 16. Carl Stone - Kuk II Kwan (1981) [Unseen Worlds] 17. bvdub - 01 [Self] 18. Ourson - Night Roads + Carl Stone - Kuk II Kwan
https://soundcloud.com/astrangelyisolatedplace
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Kyynelin 1 by Patrick Russell.
A heavy-hearted tribute to the sonic design and emotional potency of Mika Vainio, here exploring a brief cross-section of his vast ambient and experimental catalog. Mika shaped how I perceive and present music. His work was, and will continue to be, an incalculable influence on my sets at Mysteries of the Deep and beyond. Rest in Power.
Kyynelin 2 will be a tribute to his more aggressive, floor-friendly sounds, presented in a live context only.
Tracklist: 1. Ø - Radio 2. Mika Vainio - Hengityttajä / The Breather 3. Mika Vainio - Jos (If?) 4. Pan Sonic - Kylma Massa 5. Ø - Kohta 6. Ø - Hikari 7. Ø - Monneista Viimeinen / Last Of Catfishes 8. Pan Sonic - Etaisyys 9. Pan Sonic - Alku 10. Ø - Kentta 11. Pan Sonic - Aleneva 12. Ø - Stratostaatti 13. Ø - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 14. Ø - Kohta 15. Mika Vainio - -27 16. Popol Vuh - Nachts: Schnee (Mika Vainio Remix)
https://soundcloud.com/mentalux
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast. Michael Brunner live at Curious Dream in Philadelphia, February 5, 2017. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Sowing Paranoia - Ambient 1 Version 2. Shaded Explorer - High Above Water 3. Shaded Explorer - Sea Mist 4. Refracted - Plateau 5. Kanthor - Hegemony 6. Mind Over Midi - The Rest is Silence 7. Fldexp - Lagu 8. ASC - Surrounded By Silence 9. Yuka - Black Cloud 10. Quino - Ein 0041 11. John Cameron - Burundi Drums 12. Sonitus Eco - Frost 13. Mindspan - Lateral 14. Bee Mask - Moon Shadow Move 15. Willits + Sakamoto - Umi 16. Haruomi Hosono - The Animal's Opinion 17. Shaded Explorer - Tomrum 18. Deuter - Spirales
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXVI. Alternate Noise Cut (1990) by Tobias Freund. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
This is a recently discovered cassette, originally recorded in 1990.
Tracklist: 1. Haruomi Hosono - Dark Side of the Star 2. Pyrolator - Blick durch eine Zeitlupe 3. Bill Nelson - Narcosis 4. — unknown 5. Dome - Danse 6. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Ulu Watu 7. Kerry Leimer - Three Forms of Decay 8. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Before Long 9. Bill Nelson - Portrait of Jan with mom and stars 10. Japan - The Experience of Swimming 11. Chris & Cosey - Over Abyss 12. Pyrolator - Djakarta 13. Depeche Mode - Sibeling 14. Haruomi Hosono - Air-Condition 15. Andy Summers & Robert Fripp - Forgotten Steps 16. Bill Nelson - Cesare the Sonambulist 17. Steven Brown - Zoo Story 18. — unknown 19. Psychic TV - Stolen Kisses 20. Andy Summers & Robert Fripp - Guide 21. YMO - Simoon 22. Bill Nelson - The Funeral 23. Roedelius - Ansinnen 24. Midge Ure & Mick Karn - Textures 25. Carlos Perón - The Devil's Kiss 26. Bruce Gilbert - Work For "Do You Me? I Did" 27. — unknown
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXV. In The Dry Sand Of The Arroyo Floor by Gunnar Haslam. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Pauline Oliveros - A Little Noise In The System - 1966 2. Ellen Fullman - Woven Processional - 1985 3. Micheline Coulombe Saint-Marcoux - Moustières - 1973 4. Else Marie Pade - Faust & Mefisto - 1962 5. Grouper - Close Cloak - 2005 6. Sarah Davachi - Olson - 2015 7. Mireille Chamass-Kyrou - Étude 1 - 1960 8. Kara-Lis Coverdale - Touch Me & Die - 2015 9. Jenny Hval - Untamed Region - 2016 10. Jo Johnson - Ancestral Footsteps - 2014 11. Midori Takada - Mr. Henri Rousseau’s Dream - 1983 12. Christina Kubisch - Circles III - 1986 13. Éliane Radigue - Jetsun Mila (Meeting the Guru/Ordeals) - 1986 14. Alice Coltrane - Journey In Satchidananda - 1971
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Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXIV. Awaiting New Leaves by Plant43.
Tracklist: 1. Plant43 - Frond of Stars (Semantica) 2. Maggie Payne - Hikari (Root Strata) 3. Mammifer - Caelestis Partus (SIGE Records) 4. Disasterpeace - Puzzle (Not on Label) 5. Triptikon - Crucifixus (Century Media) 6. SQÜRL - Please Feel Free to Piss in the Garden (ATP) 7. Plinth - Drift (Clay Pipe) 8. M Ostermeier - Flying South (Voxxov Records) 9. Don McGreevy - Anooyances Ala Satie (Not on Label) 10. Michael Price - Budapest (Erased Tapes) 11. Alva Noto - Xerrox Helm Transphaser (Raster-Noton) 12. Oren Ambarchi - Fever, a Warm Poison (Touch) 13. Shane Carruth - I Used to Wonder at the Halo of Light Around My Shadow and Would Fancy Myself One of the Elect (erbp) 14. Jo Johnson - Words Came After Music (Further) 15. Cygnus - Cosmos II (Biosoft Records) 16. Main - Hz VI: Neper, Part III (Beggars Banquet) 17. Fear Factory - Ascension (Liquid 8 Records) 18. Plant43 - The Lightening Veil (CPU) 19. Claire M Singer - Eileen - Featuring Paul Anderson (Touch) 20. Yrsel - Instinctual Drive Renunciation (Aurora Borealis) 21. Oren Ambarchi - Inamorata (Touch) 22. James Blackshaw - Sunshrine 23. Biosphere - The Things I Tell You (Arigo Sound) 24. Yko - Minako - Bee Mask Remix (Akō) 25. Main - Hz: Haloform, Part III (Beggars Banquet) 26. Biosphere - Hyperboria (Arigo Sound) 27. Earth - Mirage (Southern Lord) 28. Kuedo - As We Lie Promising (Planet Mu) 29. Earth - The Dry Lake (Southern Lord) 30. Alva Noto - Xerrox Radieuse (Raster-Noton) 31. Fhloston Paradigm - The Hour (Planet Mu) 32. Outer Space - 11:38 (Spectrum Spools) 33. John Brooks - Pocket Fire (More Than Human) 34. Alva Noto - Monophaser 2 (Raster-Noton)
https://soundcloud.com/plant43
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXIII. At First, There Was Nothing by JD Harrington. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Quantec - Motionless 2. Shaded Explorer - High Above Water 3. Tdel - The Overlook 4. Alesksi Perala - UK74R1619150 5. James A. Reeves - Reverberated Crying 6. Rafel Anton Irisarri - Her Rituals 7. Donnacha Costello - Slowly, Through Fog 8. Robert Heel - Silex 9. Sophia Loizou - Artificial Infinite 10. Yo La Tengo - Everyday 11. Axs - Edge of the Chasm 12. The Caretaker - Past Life Regression 13. Tropic of Cancer - Hardest Day
https://soundcloud.com/jdharrington
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXII. Pagan Rituals by Wanderwelle.
Tracklist: 1. Periskop - Immerse (Component II) 2. Lucy - Meetings with Remarkable Entities 3. Ligovskoï - Labiate 4. D.Å.R.F.D.H.S. - Minnen av morfar 5. The Fun Years - Runge’s Last Stand 6. Kris Dubinsky - Till fots genom evigheten 7. Wanderwelle - Visions 8. Black Merlin - Wave 9. Varg - Mount Analogue 10. Nils Frahm - Says 11. Mica Levi - Lonely Void 12. VC-118A - End Program 13. D.Å.R.F.D.H.S. - Svartfjället 14. Meta - Ambiente 1 15. Antonio Ruscito - Composto (E) 16. Fjäder - Venus 17. Forest Drive West - System 18. Edanticonf - Lirica a Max 19. VC-118A - Infinite Figures 20. Wanderwelle - The Haunted Shores of Hiva Oa
https://soundcloud.com/wanderwelle
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXI. The Humming of Jap Herron by Offthesky. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Fischerle & Micromelancolie - Night of Alabaster Hake 2. Ondness - Rod Serling's Predator 3. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lambs' Breath 4. Kid Congo and Pinkcourtesyphone - Inflame (Sludge Dub) 5. Max Loderbauer & Jacek Sienkiewicz - East Ridge 6. Alva Noto - Xerrox Spark 7. Joseph Fraioli - DRONE RES4 8. Fifto - Szknum 9. Twincities - A Stuck Bird 10. Felecia Atkinson - Carve The Concept And The Artichoke 11. Ahnnu - Scaling 12. Joseph Fraioli - Butterfly Effect 13. Dave Swensen - Between Two Hills 14. Brandon Hurtado - Open Window 15. Odour Trail - A 16. Twincities - Miniature Places and Luminous Lines 17. Species Pluralis - 01 18. FDG - In the Eyes of Love 19. The Dept of Harmonic Integrity - Limbs 20. Alva Noto - Mesosphere 21. The Dept of Harmonic Integrity - Limbs 22. Forest Management - Closer Than You Think 23. Species Pluralis - 04 24. Sarah Davachi - guildford 25. Tim Caitlin and Machinefabriek - Flotsam 26. Fischerle & Micromelancolie - Gourmand Drone 27. Anonymous Query - 999 999 999 28. Ducat & Marshall - Seven Hunters 29. Caught in the Wake Forever - Wreaths 30. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Asunder, Sweet
https://soundcloud.com/offthesky
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LX. Invocation by Monadh. Cover photo courtesy of Abby Echiverri.
Tracklist: 1. Xela - Charm 2. Charlemagne Palestine & Janek Schaefer - Raga de L’Apres Midi Pour Aude 3. Anduin - Contents Of A Black Box 4. Susumu Yokota - The Colour Of Pomegranates 5. Puma - Bison Woven 6. Arve Henriksen - Chiaro 7. Mike Weis - Raft 8. Thomas Koner & Lawrence English - Forest, Brisbane 9. Pinkcourtesyphone - Our Story [With AGF] 10. Pjusk - Rav 11. Sohrab - Somebody 12. Biosphere - Than Is The Mater 13. Solo Andata - Woods Flesh Bone 14. Barn Owl - Lotus Cloud 15. Svarte Greiner - Last Light 16. Rapoon - Groundswell 17. Biosphere - Feber
https://soundcloud.com/jake-muir
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LIX. Sur Mes Lèvres by Mas. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Mika Vainio - Magnetia 2. Koenraad Ecker - Nazif 3. Delia Derbyshire - Planetarium 4. Vainio & Vigroux - Man 5. Georges Delerue - Confidentially Yours: The Stranger Customer Again 6. John Chowning - Sabelithe 7. Douglas Lilburn - Study From One Note 8. Michèle Bokanowski - Tabou 9. Alva Noto + Ryuichi Sakamoto - Microon II 10. Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange - I’d Like to Believe in God, But... 11. Pierre Jansen - Le boucher 12. Kreng - The Summoning 13. Andrea Parker, Daphne Oram, Daz Quayle - Now and Always Here 14. Sunn 0))) & Boris - N.L.T. 15. Monolake - Toku 16. Daphne Oram - Dr. Faustus Suite 17. Bobby Vinton - My Special Angel 18. David Lynch - Untitled 19. Peggy Lee - I'm A Fool To Want You 20. François Bayle - Andromede
https://soundcloud.com/mascreature
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast. Israel Vines live at The Black Lodge, Los Angeles 6 August, 2016. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. :ZovietFrance: - Come To The Edge 2. :ZovietFrance: - Host / Blowing In The Instrument 3. Deathprod - Dead People’s Things 4. William S. Burroughs - Towers Open Fire (Backward) 5. David Yow - Lawrence Of A Labia 6. Vainqueur - Solanus (Extracted) 7. Swans - The Wolf 8. Ø - Set The Controls To The Heart Of The Sun 9. Tongues of Light - Healing Side 10. Bruce Gilbert - Isopyre 11. Popol Vuh - Nachts Schnee (Mika Vanio Remix) 12. Current 93 - I Have A Special Plan For This World (Backward) 13. Shift Work - Done Is (Greedy Ghost) 14. Autechre - Foldfree Casual 15. The Conet Project - Eastern Music Station (V8) (Backward) 16. Aphex Twin - Ventolin (Praze-An-Beeble Mix) 17. Air Liquide - If There Was No Gravity (Jammin’ Unit Remix) 18. Cube - No Name - Didn’t Feel A Thing 19. Jeff Mills - Dream Mechanics 20. Acronym - Mu 5 21. Phoenecia - Gesundheit 22. 2562 - Solitary Sheepbell 23. VVV - Sellin’ My Monkeys 24. Broken English Club - Birth Control 25. DisinVectant - Concrete Ethereal Filter (Surgeon Remix) 26. Skee Mask - Autotuned 27. Basic Channel - Q1.2 28. Melvins - Shevil 29. William S. Burroughs - Towers Open Fire 30. I-F - Endtheme (Vocal With GD)
https://soundcloud.com/israel-vines https://soundcloud.com/theblacklodgela
Recorded live at DOMMUNE in Tokyo, Thursday September 22, 2016.
Tracklist: 1. Biosphere - Sweet Dreams Form A Shade 2. Alex Menzies - Duet 3. Unlogic Thing - act 1 4. Tongues Of Light - Healing Side 5. Autumn Of Communion - Perpetual 6. Unlogic Thing - act 5 7. Docetism - Dusza 8. Unlogic Thing - act 7 9. Lussuria - Boneblack 10. Zandvoort & Uilenbal - Prince Of Venosa 11. Autumn Of Communion - Interval Two 12. Docetism - Imperator 13. Ekin Fil - Senses 14. Ø - Unien Holvit 15. Ekin Fil - Untitled 16. David Siska - Reconcile 17. Monadh - Boira 18. Alva Noto - Solphaer 19. Aleksi Perälä - UK74R1619200 20. Zandvoort & Uilenbal - De Zuidwester Loert 21. B/B/S/ - Hogan Pence 22. UNDISCLOSED - III
https://soundcloud.com/insideout
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LVIII. A Northern Calling by Clinker.
5.48 kHz by Gary James Joynes ~ Frequency Painting Editions (2013)
Tracklist: 1. Clinker + Manraygun | Due South… (Towards Irricana) (2011) 2. Clinker - Music For Art Openings (Unreleased Live PA) (2013) 3. Clinker + Blake Carrington - Dust Flights, Mirror Softly and Moan - Dragon’s Eye (2012) 4. Gary James Joynes - Ouroboros (Installation Soundscore) (2011) 5. Clinker - Provody (2006) 6. Clinker - On the Other Side… (for L. Cohen) - Dragon’s Eye (2009) 7. Clinker - oh Captain Nemo you shouldn’t have (2003) 8. The Machine Isle (Gary James Joynes + Aaron Macri) - Vwoops (1999) 9. Tonewheel (Raylene Campbell + Gary James Joynes) - Origin (2016) 10. Gary James Joynes - Broken Sound (((Stereo))) (Installation Soundscore) (2015) 11. Opascope (Gary James Joynes + Jason Borys) - Phonogene (2002)
http://clinkersound.com
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LVII. The Endless by Antenes. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Soundtrack from a liminal space. Unscripted moments. Watching planes, scattering light. Listen to the quiet voice.
Antenes performs live at Mysteries V, Friday October 14.
Tracklist: 1. Brian Eno - Matta // )))))) Chicago Midway Airport, long ago ))))) 2. Ital - The Citadel 3. Electric Indigo - 109_47 degrees (live excerpt) 4. SETI - Fragment.01 5. Robert Rich & B. Lustmord - Hidden Refuge 6. The Fires of Ork - Gebirge 7. Clinker - Provody 8. Rob Hood - The Exodus 9. Zoviet France - Static Fields 10. Sun Electric - Point X (Ed. 2) 11. Peter Benisch - Precious 12. Dicabor - III. 13. Zen Paradox - Subterranean Rise 14. Klaus Schulze - Crystal Lake 15. Shxcxchcxchsh - Ss // ))))) ))))) )))) 16. Atom Heart - (Holon) Slo Motion 17. Plecid - Leaves
https://soundcloud.com/antenes
Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LVI. A Mirror Image to the Lovers by Leurre. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Rafael Anton Irisarri - Fur Alina 2. Biosphere - Hyperborea 3. Loscil - Second Narrows 4. Wolfgang Voigt - Kafkatrax 2.1 5. Miles - Archaic Thought Pattern 6. Burial - Night Bus 7. Exhaust - A History Of Guerrilla Warfare 8. Murcof - Rostro 9. Seefeel - Dead Guitars 10. Brian Eno - By This River 11. Jacaszek - White Wind Dance 12. Pan Sonic - Vaihtovirta 13. Donnacha Costello - Dry Retch
https://soundcloud.com/leurre
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter LV. Overnight by Paul Fleetwood. Recorded live on January 15, 2016.
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Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter LIV. Cosmos by Seraphim Rytm.
Original live recording, focused on long slow development and cosmic frequencies. Recommended listening with proper high-definition headphones.
https://soundcloud.com/seraphimrytm https://seraphimrytm.bandcamp.com
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter LIII by Chambers. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Recorded at The Orpheum in Vancouver, B.C., 2016. Selected and Mixed by Michael Red.
Tracklist: 1. Tarentel - Ghosty Head 2. Unknown - The Planets 3. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Hibari 4. Marcus Goddard - Wind, Sand and Stars - IV (Vetta Chamber Music) 5. Julien Neto - Sketch 6. Deaf Center - Lamp Mien 7. Nils Frahm - Re (Modiac Rework) 8. Greg Davis - Cumulus 9. Thomas Newman - Standing Man 10. Arvo Part - Spiegal im spiegal 11. Kenji Kawai - Ghostdive 12. Johann Johannsson - Melancholia 13. Stanislav Vdovin - Vague Memories 14. Goldmund - Procreant 15. Marsen Jules Trio - Eclipse
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Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter LII. Ruins Removed by William Selman. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
"Exotica is the art of ruins, the ruined world of enchantment laid waste in fervid imagination, the paradox of an imperial paradise liberated from colonial intervention, a golden age recreated through the lurid colours of a cocktail glass, illusory and remote zones of pleasure and peace dreamed after the bomb." - David Toop, Exotica
Tracklist: 1. Haruomi Hosono - Growth 2. Joanna Brouk - The Creative 3. Between - Syn 4. Arica - Music in the Nine Rings Pt 1 5. Douglas Leedy - Electric Zodiac 6. Donnacha Costello - Mouvement I 7. Stephan Mathieu - Statis 1 (Dallas's Dream) 8. Musique Gbáyá - Naa-koro 9. Michael Brook - Earth Floor 10. Nana Vasconcelos - Africadeus 11. Michel Redolfi - Pacific Tubular Waves 12. Joshua Abrams - Lore 13. Marcus Fischer - Constant 14. William Selman - First Remove 15. Schneider / Kacirek - Electro Electronics 16. Rosy Parlane - Willow 17. Roberto Musci - Woman of Water and Music 18. Unknown - She Doesn't Bother (from Ghost Orchid: An Introduction to EVP) 19. Zoviet France - Har Hou 20.Flying Saucer Attack - Popol Vuh 2 21. Mike Cooper - Typhoon Lagoon 22. Saule - Hola
https://soundcloud.com/wselman
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter LI. In Search of the Miraculous by Ken Meier.
What are we in the infinity of ocean and sky? A small baby at the breast of eternity. Johanna Adriana Ader-Appels, 1975
- POPOL VUH - Ich Mache Einen Spiegel (Dream Part 4)
- THOMAS LEER & ROBERT RENTAL - Perpetual
- ALVA NOTO & RYUICHI SAKAMOTO - Morning
- GINTAS K - Kazkasss
- DEAN ROBERTS - Your Media/You Topia
- BARK PSYCHOSIS - INQB8TR (Alt Mix)
- IO - Release
- ZELIENOPLE - Bachelor’s Grove 1
- BRUCE GILBERT - Angel Food
- TARA JANE O’NEIL - Over Round In A Room Found
- ENO MOEBIUS ROEDELIUS - Ikra’n Amizt
- THOMAS LEER & ROBERT RENTAL - The Hard Way In & The Easy Way Out
- STEWART WALKER - Sunclipse
- DOME - Vertical Seeding (VS # 2)
- ZOVIET FRANCE - Amber
- DETTINGER - Intershop 7
- TIM HECKER - Bildmaschine
- FAUST - D.I.G. (Surgeon Remix)
- TORTOISE - Onions Wrapped in Rubber
- PAN AMERICAN - Het Volk
https://soundcloud.com/ken-meier
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter L by Further Reductions. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Tuxedomoon - Nazca 2. Tuxedomoon - James Whale 3. Chris and Cosey - Moving Still 4. Veiled - Enterrar la memoria 5. Lena Platonos - To 9 6. Pelican Daughters - Visited 7. X-103 - Thera 8. John Barry - Science Fiction 9. 51717 - Unreleased(Layered w/ Pelican Daughters, X-103, John Barry) 10. Mahavishnu Orchestra - Earthship 11. Pink Floyd - Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun 12. ANFS - Ground#1 13. Anthony Child - Over Napoli 14. Royal Family and The Poor - Journey 15. 23 Skidoo - Just Like Everybody 16. Lorenz Attractor - The Suffering of Kabul 17. Severed Heads - Dressed In Air
https://soundcloud.com/further-reductions
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XLIX. Stay Woke: An Unguided Meditation by ASR. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Comprised entirely of original and found sounds from youtube.
https://soundcloud.com/jasen-loveland
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XLVIII. Like A Restless Sea by Bonaventure.
Slow breakdowns, stimulus overloads, night trains, daytime discoveries, degraded sounds, attempts at remembering, attempts at forgetting, and trying to find the spaces between the notes. A mix for a mind that never stops.
Tracklist: 1. Belong - Same Places (Slow Version) 2. Labradford - New Listening 3. Cluster - Plas 4. Aphex Twin - Spots 5. Jon Hassell - Empire II 6. Demdike Stare - Dasein 7. Submersion - Still Life 8. Istishhad - Motivational Prayer 5 (At The Gates Of Paradise) 9. Freddie Hubbard & Ilhan Mimaroglu - Sing Me A Song Of Songmy (Part 2) 10. Bee Mask - Canzoni Dal Laboratorio Del Silenzio Cosmico (Excerpt) 11. Cybernetic Orchestra - Follow Me Around 12. Lata - Starlings 13. Ariel Kalma - Sunset Inside 14. Mac-Talla Nan Creag - Invocation 15. Thomas Köner - Nuuk (Day) 16. Will Plowman - Rodeo 49.4 17. Forrest Fang - Glow 18. Stars Of The Lid - Texas 19. Four Tet - Kool FM (Bliss Mix) 20. Donato Dozzy - K (Excerpt) 21. A Positive Life - Aquasonic 22. Robert Ashley - Automatic Writing 23. Azimuth - The Tunnel 24. Le Révélateur - Bleu Nuit
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Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XLVII by Public Memory. A cross-section of influences.
Debut album 'Wuthering Drum' on Felte: 3.18.16 https://soundcloud.com/felte
Tracklist: 1. Tarentel - Untitled 2. Pye Corner Audio - Toward Light 3. Rémy Charrier - Backlash 4. HTRK - Eat Yr Heart 5. Lorn - Sega Sunset 6. After Hours - Night And Day 7. Jonny Greenwood - Moon Trills 8. Elmore Judd - Bass Bully 9. Casino Vs. Japan - The Open Face 10. Carl Crack - Kr6200 11. Somnolent - Cedar, Wind, Clove 12. James Holden - Blackpool Late Eighties 13. BEAK - Eggdog 14. Atoms For Peace - Other Lives (Tamer Animals) 15. Hiss Tracts - Shortwave Nights
https://soundcloud.com/publicmemory
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XLVI. Between The Spires by Eric Cloutier.
Tracklist: 1. Spyra - Supernatural Gardens 2. Ancestral Voices - Sleepless Nights 3. Earthen Sea - Entrance 4. Skee Mask - Everest 5. Tuomo Väänänen - Raft 6. Rrose - Undergrowth 7. Planetary Assault Systems - The Dream 8. Monolake - Bicom 9. Ben Clock - Init One 10. Mohlao - Neurowaves 11. Refracted - Plateau 12. Mura Oka - Untitled C2 13. Irradiation - Black-Body Radiation 14. The Black Dog - Passport Control 15. Aardvark - Pop 16. Aardvark - Pas 17. Spygeist - Blue Lipstick 18. Ancestral Voices - Paititi 19. Sleeper Cell - Initiate 20. Below Surface - Prior 21. Vester Koza - Bind Dream Service 22. Biosphere - Startoucher 23. Henrik B - Chokolate Fabrik 24. Spyra - Crossing The Channel 25. Ancestral Voices - Rebirth and Dissolution 26. Buttechno - Bass 27. Henrik B - Elektronik Kry 28. Richard H. Kirk - The Feeling (Of Warmth and Beauty) 29. Refracted - Enter The Jungle 30. Deepchord - Untitled 01 31. Antigone + Francois X - We Move As One 32. Essay - Love & Air 33. Jac Frier - Like Two Parallel Lines 34. Ntogn - Mind 35. Padmasana - Holistic Resonance 36. Mura Oka - Log In 37. Conforce - Predictive Flow
https://soundcloud.com/cloutier
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XLV. Eden is a Cave by Kanthor. Cover photo courtesy of Angelina Battais.
Tracklist: 1. Ulwhednar - II [Northern Electronics] 2. Karlheinz Stockhausen - Studie I (1953) [Stockhausen-Verlag] 3. cv - Detuned [Self-released] 4. Samuel Kerridge - Membranous Labyrinth [Horizontal Ground] 5. Shxcxchxcsh - Entering the S-Cloud [Avian] 6. Yves de Mey - Frisson [Archives Intérieures] 7. Acronym - Isolated From the Land [Northern Electronics] 8. The Gods Planet - Radio Universe (Outro) [TGP] 9. Exoteric Continent - Definició d’Estat [Hospital Productions] 10. Earthen Sea - Venus [Self-released] 11. Varg - Wizard Howling With The Silver Box [Northern Electronics] 12. Krill-Minima - Surface From The Groundless Oceans [Self-released] 13. Bjarni Gunnarsson - Blindni [Self-released] 14. Kangding Ray - L’envol [Raster-Noton] 15. Agnosia - Vesselorama [Dust Rec.] 16. LB. Dub Corp - Choctaw Dub [Stroboscopic Artefacts] 17. Alan Backdrop - Subworlds [Shaded Explorations] 18. Karlheinz Stockhausen - Struktur III [Stockhausen-Verlag] 19. Michal Jablonsky - Intgain [Circular Limited] 20. Barnett + Coloccia - Repeating Pit [Blackest Ever Black] 21. Korridor - Kardashev Type III [Hypnus Records] 22. Vril - Portal 8 [Delsin Records] 23. Mørk - A Modular Story [Shaded Explorations] 24. Abdulla Rashim - No Borders [Northern Electronics] 25. SARS - Третий [Northern Electronics] 26. Sonitus Eco - Frost [Silent Season] 27. TimeDog - Ekstasis [Self-released] 28. James Ruskin - Cast Down [Stroboscopic Artefacts]
https://soundcloud.com/kanthor
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XLIV by DROOIDS. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Recorded live on Sunday, September 27, 2015 during a super blood moon. Live in a room at Achter de Boom for Pure Potentiality. Ludlow St, NYC. No photo, no video, no overdubs.
https://soundcloud.com/drooids
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XLIII by Karl Meier.
The idea behind this podcast was to put together a selection of music that had more of an organic feel rather than overtly electronic. Mostly older tracks, but there are some newer cuts as well, in addition to some names not typically associated with 'ambient' music. Hope you enjoy.
Tracklist: 1. Excerpt from Derek Jarman's "Blue" (Mute, 1993) 2. ARVE HENRIKSEN "Planting Trees, Creating Beauty" (Rune Grammofon, 2001) 3. PAN*AMERICAN "Wing" (Kranky, 2004) 4. JON HASSELL "Aurora" (ECM, 2009) 5. SUPERSILENT "6.2" (Rune Grammofon, 2003) 6. DANIEL LANOIS "Sketches" (Anti, 2005) 7. ZELIENOPLE "Track 3 - from "Bachelor's Grove" (self-released, 2004) 8. ULF LOHMANN "Track 6 - "Because Before" (Kompakt, 2001) 9. EVAN CAMINITI "Red Sun Blues" (Immune, 2012) 10. ROY MONTGOMERY "Escape Velocity" (Drunken Fish, 1995) 11. MARTIN HANNETT / THE DURUTTI COLUMN "Second Aspect Of The Same Thing" (Factory, 1980) 12. ROXY MUSIC "South Downs" (EG/Polydor, 1980) 13. DALHOUS "He Was Human & Belonged With Humans (Regis Version)" (Blackest Ever Black, 2014) 14. DAVID BOWIE "Ian FIsh UK Heir" (Arista, 1993)
https://soundcloud.com/karlpmeier
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XLII. Myriad Myriad by Matthew Patterson Curry & Abby Echiverri. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Matthew and Abby perform live at Mysteries III on Friday October 30th in New York. http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?748881
Tracklist: 1. Abby Echiverri - Plume 2. Igor Wakhevitch - Amenthi 3. Porest - Life Sentence 4. Douglas Quinn - Weddell Seals 5. Tim Clark - Invisible Universe 6. Prima Materia - Tail of the Tiger 7. Tod Dockstader - Wave 8. Tujurikkuja - Ahmak 9. Jonas Reinhardt - Ecstatic Invokations 10. Rafael Toral - Wave Field 6 11. Lang Elliot - Northwood Dawn 12. Daniel Menche - A Hollow Mesmer 13. Else Marie Pade - Faust Suite: Faust & Margrethes Kærlighed 14. Chessie - Electro Motive 15. Main - Part III 16. Karma Moffet - Golden Bowls of Compassion 17. Zeena Parkins and Ikue Mori - Blue Noon 18. Papua New Guinea - Yafar/Melody on Harmonics/Beetle 19. Moondog - Invocation 20. Richard Pinhas - Sur Le Theme De Bene Gesserit II 21. Arp and Anthony Moore - Piano Waves 22. Roland Kayn - Tanar Part 1 23. Yko - Shiro (Max Loderbauer remix) 24. Ernest Bloch - 5 Sketches in Sepia (Uncertainty) 25. Bent Lorenzen - Shining Rainbows 26. Strategy - Wurlitzer Tapeloop 27. Tuxedomoon - Ghost Sonata 28. Sa Pa - Epiphanic 29. Taiwan Aborigines (Bunun) - Song for Harvest 30. Ellen Fullman and Monique Buzzarte - Fluctuation 2 31. Moebius Story Leidecker - Flathead 32. Can - Obscura Primavera
https://soundcloud.com/safetyscissors https://soundcloud.com/echiverri
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XLI. Nasadiya Sukta by Certain Creatures. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. National Philharmonic Orchestra - Kanon for Orchestra and Tape (edit) 2. Aer - Speakers 3. John Fahey - Red Cross, Disciple of Christ Today (For Guitar Roberts) 4. National Philharmonic Orchestra - Kanon for Orchestra and Tape (slow) 5. Howard Shore - Welcome to Videodrome 6. Alvin Curran - Canti Illuminati 7. Angel - Kalmukia - The Discovery, Wiring, Invasion 8. David Sylvian - The Only Daughter 9. Oyster - Tarpon Eyes, Like Glass 10. Anna Caragnano & Donato Dozzy - Starcloud 11. Experimental Audio Research - Untitled 12. Løt.te - Shredded Paper, Discarded Mesh 13. Kettenkarussell - Drift 14. David Daniell - Crossing The Susquehanna River Bridge 15. Inanitas - Deep-Hz 16. Dead Can Dance - Host of Seraphim 17. Oake - Tenoun Rah Zan 18. Ateleia - Threaded 19. Killing Sound - Six Harmonies 20. Yoshimitsu Ichiraku Cymbal Orchestra - Method For The Fourth Note, Which Is Not Actually Played 21. WNDFRM - Inertial Frame 22. Fripp & Eno - Loop Only: Wind On Water Reversed 23. Ricardo Donoso - Dance of Attunement 24. Surgeon - Presence 25. Granite Mask - Larkin 26. Michael Hoenig - Voices of Where 27. Rrose - Curl
https://soundcloud.com/certain-creatures
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XL. Missive by Jonas Reinhardt. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Jonas performs live at Mysteries III on Friday October 30th, NYC. residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?748881
An hour of freeform exploration.
Tracklist: 1. Heldon - Aurore 2. Cruise Family - Be Part of It (Club Mix) 3. Cosmic Jokers - Electronic News 4. LaMonte Young - 23 VIII 64 25045-311 AM The Volga Delta From Studies in The Bowed Disc 5. Master Class - Collective Organization of Aggressive Urges / Iniquity of Oblivion 6. Orphx - Threshold 7. Porter Ricks - Spoiled 8. Head High - Power Seat 9. Bronze Teeth - Acetone 10. Vibracathedral Orchestra - Ornamental Lake of Death 11. Evan Caminiti - Mercury 12. MJ Guider - Nightcycle 13. Michael Rother - Patagonia Horizont 14. Michael Stearms - In the Beginning 15. Morton Subotnick - Until Spring 16. Human League - 4JG 17. 3 Leafs - The Cinema 18. William Basinski - Unnamed 01 19. Sunroof! - Zero 20. Black Temple - Untitled
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Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XXXIX. Clusters by Raica.
This is an improvised live set of varied moments and movements.
Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
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Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XXXVIII. Blue Inferno by Radere.
Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.
Tracklist: 1. Environments, “Wood Masted Sailboat” 2. Environments, “Ultimate Heartbeat” 3. Robert Curgenven, “Turner’s Tempest” 4. Jana Winderen, “Scuttling Around In The Shadows” 5. Floris Vanhoof, “De Karekiet Van Karakas” 6. Fennesz, “City Of Light” 7. Derek Rogers, “Apparent Weight” 8. Oren Ambarchi, “Quixotism Part 1” 9. Valerio Tricoli, “In The Eye Of The Cyclone” 10. Andrea Belfi, “Su Linee Rette” 11. William Fowler Collins, “I Heard Only The Eternal Storm” 12. Lawrence English, “Antarctica” 13. Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement, “In Honduras Death Caused By Being Chased By Spirits” 14. Marble Sky, “A Shining Juniper” 15. Bo Anders Persson, “Piece II” 16. Bee Mask, “Vaporware” 17. Oake, “Wuhleor Niir Peffgeeng Pfudenn” 18. Pharmakon, “Intent Or Instinct” 19. John Chantler, “November Part I” 20. Mika Vainio, “Weight” 21. Yellow Swans, “New Life” 22. Solitudes, “Heavy Surf On Rocky Point Along A Sand Spit” 23. Environments, “Ultimate Heartbeat” 24. Stephen Vitiello + Taylor Deupree, “From The Main Studio"
https://soundcloud.com/radere http://candaceprice.com
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XXXVII. An Ode To The Swamp by Clay Wilson.
Cover photo courtesy of the lovely Celeste Classon.
Tracklist: 1. Efdemin - Ohara 2. Kettenkarussell - Drift 3. Mark Van Hoen - Vessel Of Flight 4. Marc Barreca - Suburbs 5. Pan Sonic - Vaihtovirta 6. Monoton - Batacuda 79-1 7. Seefeel - Meol 8. Soramimi - Zodiac 9. Akkord - Torr Vale 10. ADMX-71 - Mystery At 76st 11. Chris Carter - Chakutut 12. The Exquisite Corpse - Passage 13. Orphx - Signal To Noise 14. The Orb - We're Pastie To Be Grill 15. Tom Hamilton - Untitled 16. Hieroglyphic Being - Cosmicos 4 17. Ensemble - Proposal 5
https://soundcloud.com/claywilson
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XXXVI. Realization by John Selway.
Tracklist: 1. Opening Portals 2. Starblazing 3. Untitled (Cause and Effect Men) 4. Unfolding 5. Through Zero 6. Aperiodicity 7. Finding Yusef (Selway Feedback Dub Alternate, Constar & Stefny) 8. Penumbral Filaments 9. Light Language 10. You Will Be
https://soundcloud.com/johnselway
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XXXV. Journey Of The Soul by Rasmus Hedlund.
At the forefront of time and space, souls move between darkness and light.
Tracklist: 1. Untitled (unreleased) 2. Otos 3 (KVA-002) 3. Liktjuvarnas natt (LJUDVERKET001) 4. Otos 6 (KVA-002) 5. Untitled (unreleased) 6. Untitled (unreleased) 7. Untitled (unreleased) 8. Endast med fullmakt (LJUDVERKET007) 9. Standard djuphet (LJUDVERKET007) 10. Untitled (unreleased) 11. Otos 5 (KVA-002) 12. Otos 4 (KVA-002) 13. Untitled (unreleased) 14. Untitled (unreleased) 15. Teos VI extended version (LJUDVERKET005) 16. Allvarligt talat (LJUDVERKET007) 17. Untitled (unreleased) 18. Ankomstavi fran rymden (LJUDVERKET007) 19. Untitled (unreleased) 20. Untitled (unreleased) 21. Teos III version (LJUDVERKET005) 22. Untitled (unreleased) 23. Otos 1 (KVA-002) 24. Untitled (unreleased)
All tracks written and produced by Rasmus Hedlund
https://soundcloud.com/rasmus-hedlund https://soundcloud.com/ljudverket
Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XXXIV. AXS by Ezekiel Honig.
Recorded live at the AxS Festival in Pasadena, CA, September 2014.
Live visual accompaniment by Joshue Ott https://youtu.be/eI4vtEljCcI
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Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter XXXIII. Breathing-Sinking by Patrick Russell.
Tracklist: 1. Mika Vainio - Monumentti 2. Aleksi Perälä - UK74R1406060 3. Panabrite - Lagoon Resonance 4. Anthony Manning - Islets In Pink Polypropylene 1 5. Anthony Manning - Islets In Pink Polypropylene 2 6. Ann Lislegaard - The Space Between Us 7. Ester Brinkmann - Leichte Schwere 8. The Caretaker - No One Knows What Shadowy Memories Haunt Them To This Day 9. Wolfgang Voigt - 10'04" 10. Füxa - Overture 2 11. Cosey Fanni Tutti & Philippe Petit - Mist While Sleeping 12. Joey Beltram - Girk 13. CoH - Spiritoso, Con Amore 14. CoH Plays Cosey - Sin-King 15. Max Loderbauer - Slowrag 16. Imaginary Softwoods - Untitled
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