Flatland Frequencies
Check this exclusive premiere from Wu Cloud’s forthcoming release on The Slow Music Movement.
The album, entitled ‘Pulse Rimba’, is a tropical journey into the Sumatra wilderness. Created on-the-move whilst Wu traversed the various populated and unpopulated areas capturing sounds. Armed with an impressively compact studio, consisting of an iPad, Korg Monotron Delay, ElectroHarmonix loop pedal and a Zoom recorder.
Really happy to present this premiere of ‘Out Of The Park’ by Southfacing. Along with Ali Wade, Southfacing co-runs the Frequency Domain label out of London, UK. A label we have featured often on the radio/blog and a collective you can rely on for consistently well curated synth music.
Sit back and let these 11 minutes of drifting synthedelics occupy the space between your speakers (or headphones):
From his early wonky techno releases on Djax Up Beats and Ugly Funk, to his newer house productions, we have been fans of Mark Hawkins aka Marquis Hawkes for the best part of 2 decades now.
His jacking Relief-esque records of late have made way in this outing on UTTU, in exchange for some very mellow deep house sounds (from when deep house meant something different to now!)
The EP, gradually slows in bpm, with a nice ambient track in ‘Morning After’ to finish off. Sonically, it’s nothing ground-breaking by any means, but reliably solid tools for DJs and any kind of return to ambient house is a plus in our books.
Chic beachwear vibes on this 5-track EP from DJ Soch. Blending ambient pads, 707s and resonating marimba tones to create some classy deep house grooves.
Assuming we will be able to dance outside sometime in the near future, this one will be in our daytime crates.
Dark arpeggiations and occasional splutters of analogue drums, in this conceptual 4-track offering from Soviet Space Research Institute.
Regular readers and listeners will have noticed we rather like this new record from Lee Evans. So we feel extra privileged to share an exclusive premiere of the opening track, from his new LP ‘Aphasic Forest’, released on Friday via Human Pitch!
Sit back and enjoy the immersive microscopic world he creates in ‘Puss Caterpillar’:
Tracklist:
Tracklist:
1 Flatland Frequencies (Intro) – Luke Sanger
2 Fire – Sister Irene O’Connor (Fire Of God’s Love)
3 Ramesside Dream Manual – Lee Evans (Aphasic Forest)
4 Everyone – Jogging House (Chants)
5 Fragile II – Kryshe (Continuum)
6 Tadpoles – Polypores (Brainflowers)
7 pou morimoto – naoki (hibi)
8 Flight of the Raven – Emerald Web (Dragon Wings and Wizard Tales)
9 Dusk – Valotihkuu (By the River)
10 Serenade – Eivind Aarset & Jan Bang (Snow Catches on Her Eyelashes)
11 spiral – dan derks (phylum)
12 Knowledge Particle – Ali Wade (Microhumans)
13 Afternoon – Julianna Barwick (Circumstance Synthesis)
14 Latibule – Bedroom (A Thousand Harmonies in Silence)
15 Tape Loop 30-09-2019 – Valotihkuu (Patreon)
16 EAGLES PEAK, 1996 – Tony G (CYPHERPUNK LULLABIES)
17 spoiled water – dan derks (phylum)
18 Pyrenees dreams (Slight Return) – Sanger (Pyrenees Dreams)
19 Human – Loops (Soundcloud)
20 5G (The Other Frequency) – Polypores (Universe B)
21 Ziwzih Ziwzih 00-00-00 – Delia Derbyshire (BBC Radiophonic Music)
22 Puss Caterpillar – Lee Evans (Aphasic Forest)
23 Night – Julianna Barwick (Circumstance Synthesis)
24 Overmind – Ali Wade (Microhumans)
25 Hangingstones – Craven Faults (Erratics & Unconformities)
26 Chance – Jogging House (Chants)
27 kino morimoto – naoki (hibi)
28 Reset Loop – Bedroom (A Thousand Harmonies in Silence)
29 Two Days in June – Eivind Aarset & Jan Bang (Snow Catches on Her Eyelashes)
Lee Evans (not the comedian) provides a glimpse into the microcosmos via the means of modular synthesis, in this delicate collection of generative compositions on Human Pitch records.
In these strange times of covid19 pandemic-related isolation and measures of enforced lockdown, we need sounds to keep us sane and self-motivated. Here is a Spotify playlist to help you get through a day working at home.