Zero Point [remixed]

NP:
An all-time favorite – Seofon’s ‘Zero Point‘ – remixed w/some ambient, glitch & dub…

Remixed over the years – most recently May of 2019 | 86:08

01 Pan Sonic – Ilma Air
02 Marcus Fischer & Simon Scott – Branches (excerpt)
03 Marcus Fjellström – Skelektikon
04 Seofon + VidnaObmana – Splendors
05 VidnaObmana, Steve Roach, Thermal & Seofon – Zero Point
06 Christopher Willits – Olancha Hello
07 Chris Russell – Orchid
08 O Yuki Conjugate – Binaryglow
09 Zahn, Hatami & Mcclure – Synfolt*
10 Lufth – Methane on Mars
11 vidnaObmana/Stephen Kent – Collecting the Spirits*
12 Aes Dana – Grassland
13 Von Grall – Infinitum
14 Kangding Ray – Saudade

* this version not available until July 2019

Brian Eno: Behind The Reflection – BBC Click

Fascinating . . . the randomization of #music.

dust & ether

“What are we? For that matter what is anything, save dust…& ether?
– a random, mountain-top sage

Ambient & Glitch from deep inside the recesses of the ambient vault ~ built slowly, over several months & inspired by a painting by @meta_yama.

75:10

01 M Ostermeier – Inertia
02 DR – August 2014
03 Triac – Day 6
04 Taylor Deupree & Marcus Fischer – Buoy
05 Igneous Flame – Ultramarine
06 Markus Reuter & Sha – 0100 (back nine excerpt)
07 Peter James & Disturbed Earth – Clouds Collide
08 Steinbruchel – Scene 10
09 Mystified – Dusty Measures
10 Kloob – Trascendiendo
11 Shane Morris – Shimmering
12 Christian Sotemann – Simrishamn
13 Krill Minima (a.k.a. Marsen Jules) – Nautica
14 Off the Sky – Low Tide
15 Loscil – Zero

In Between Spaces

 

by Porya Hatami & Darren McClure

This is the first full length collaboration between Porya Hatami and Darren McClure. Both artists have shared a mutual respect for each other’s work over the years, and in the Spring of 2014 they began a project together that slowly and organically unfolded between Iran and Japan resulting in this album.

Rough edges collide with smooth surfaces creating tactile layers of ambience, through which sparse piano and synths rise to the fore. Field recordings and drones have been woven with melodies and harmonic tones. From these elements, five tracks explore the intersection between opposing textures, the interplay between different shades and the hidden moments of in-between spaces.

Granulated ambient sound…

A.A.R.*

[ *Ambient Audio Respite]

#Ambient audio/mix construction provides a respite from today’s cultural chaos that can be revisited simply by pressing ‘play’! ▶️
😉☂️🎹🎸🎧🎶

— Ambient Landscape (@AmbientLndscape) October 17, 2017

elements__dead air

A slightly caustic & predominantly minimalistic Jazz/Ether Jazz (incorporating ECM piano stylists) mix inspired by a recent release from the Daelman/Serries/Troch trio & online buddy Thomas Park’s minimal techno field composition (which leads off);  and serendipitously comprised [75%] of other trios!

The title describes the sparse opening moments of this project as well as the fact that it was recorded @ 3:13AM – dead air space.
70:22

01 Thomas Park – North Side Three Thirteen AM (excerpt)
02 Jan Daelman, Dirk Serries & Thijs Troch – C (excerpt)
03 Jack DeJohnette, Matt Garrison & Ravi Coltrane – Blue in Green
04 Kronos Quartet – Sofia Gubaidulina Quartet No 2
05 Jan Daelman, Dirk Serries & Thijs Troch – D (excerpt)
06 Ginger Baker Trio – Skeleton
07 Wolfert Brederode Trio –  Fall
08 Nels Cline, Tim Berne & Jim Black – Momento
09 Vijay Iyer Trio – Wrens
10 Colin Vallon Trio – Tinguely
11 Henry Butler – Reflections

 

David Lee Myers’ Ether Music: A Nearly Lost Thread of Electronic Music

New Music Buff

Starkland 227

There is a certain nostalgia here both in the sound of this album and its provenance.  David Lee Myers (1949- ) is perhaps best known for his work under the rubric of Arcane Device from 1987-1993.  Under that name one finds 23 albums on the discogs web site.

Myers has collaborated with people like Asmus Tietchens (1947- ), a German electronic composer (with a hefty discography), Kim Cascone  (1955- ), an American electronic composer and producer, Marco Oppedisano (1971- ), an American guitarist and composer, Ellen Band, an American electronic composer, and Tod Dockstader (1932-2015), among others.  His output has been in the electronic music genre, i.e. no live components and he works in a style which he calls, “feedback music”.  Like Dockstader, Myers has worked outside of the academy and has relied upon home made electronics and techniques he has developed over the years…

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Drifting Over

My kind of glitchy techno . . .standout track: She Dressed In Grey