Riding some seriously chill waves here tonight on this distinctly laid-back lo-fi tune by Nebraska native Jake Hansen aka Cushion featuring the vocals of Nevada City, California's Golden Ego. Sure this ain't chillwave and we're glad about it, but nonetheless we got some honestly childhood memory-evoking piece of sonic art wrapped around our cerebrum right now, which in fact might be the result of the combination of The Oceanographer with this strangely apt racetrack video by Manchester's Dean Jagger. We don't know, but we think we'll go for another spin.
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Riding some seriously chill waves here tonight on this distinctly laid-back lo-fi tune by Nebraska native Jake Hansen aka Cushion featuring the vocals of Nevada City, California's Golden Ego. Sure this ain't chillwave and we're glad about it, but nonetheless we got some honestly childhood memory-evoking piece of sonic art wrapped around our cerebrum right now, which in fact might be the result of the combination of The Oceanographer with this strangely apt racetrack video by Manchester's Dean Jagger. We don't know, but we think we'll go for another spin.
Cushion - The Oceanographer (ft. Golden Ego)
Last week, experimental label Type Records released New York minimal artist Ezekiel Honig's latest full-length Folding In On Itself, a splendid collection of ten ambient pieces, deeply contemplating and relaxing while at the same time being incredibly sophisticated and ambitiously constructed. Honig's music is probably the best example I've encountered lately to show how much you can achieve with astoundingly few means. The slowly meandering tracks disseminate a mildly melancholic atmosphere, seemingly en passant but without ever losing focus or carrying the listener away.
Listen to the beautiful Subverting the Memory of Your Surroundings below, or stream the whole album over at Type's Soundcloud.
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Last week, experimental label Type Records released New York minimal artist Ezekiel Honig's latest full-length Folding In On Itself, a splendid collection of ten ambient pieces, deeply contemplating and relaxing while at the same time being incredibly sophisticated and ambitiously constructed. Honig's music is probably the best example I've encountered lately to show how much you can achieve with astoundingly few means. The slowly meandering tracks disseminate a mildly melancholic atmosphere, seemingly en passant but without ever losing focus or carrying the listener away.
Listen to the beautiful Subverting the Memory of Your Surroundings below, or stream the whole album over at Type's Soundcloud.
Brooklyn imprint Hippos In Tanks has just announced the signing of off-kilter disco enigma Physical Therapy. There won't be a release before fall, but to appropriately celebrate the occasion already the nice folks have dropped the artist's remix of Casual Diamond by Austin's Sleep ∞ Over, one of our favorite artists of the ever-growing and ever-improving HIT roster. And an essential remix it is.
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Brooklyn imprint Hippos In Tanks has just announced the signing of off-kilter disco enigma Physical Therapy. There won't be a release before fall, but to appropriately celebrate the occasion already the nice folks have dropped the artist's remix of Casual Diamond by Austin's Sleep ∞ Over, one of our favorite artists of the ever-growing and ever-improving HIT roster. And an essential remix it is.
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Sleep ∞ Over - Casual Diamond (Physical Therapy Remix)
Rachel Evans just finished the stellar video for Tropic of Cancer's A Color, the lead-off track from the LA gloomy shoegaze/minimal wave outfit's recent The Sorrow of Two Blooms 12 inch which was released via London imprint Blackest Ever Black.
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Rachel Evans just finished the stellar video for Tropic of Cancer's A Color, the lead-off track from the LA gloomy shoegaze/minimal wave outfit's recent The Sorrow of Two Blooms 12 inch which was released via London imprint Blackest Ever Black.
Now that Los Angeles resident and long-standing NFOP darling Lee Noble is finally gettingthe props his fascinating work so much deserves, we've been more than delighted this morning to see that the dude is already about to drop his next cassette. Persona will be released by Bridgetown next month (most likely), and below you can listen to the album's first track to have surfaced. With its slow ambient patterns and wide spanning soundscapes, Carve an Image has all the splendid features that make Noble such an extraordinary artist.
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Now that Los Angeles resident and long-standing NFOP darling Lee Noble is finally gettingthe props his fascinating work so much deserves, we've been more than delighted this morning to see that the dude is already about to drop his next cassette. Persona will be released by Bridgetown next month (most likely), and below you can listen to the album's first track to have surfaced. With its slow ambient patterns and wide spanning soundscapes, Carve an Image has all the splendid features that make Noble such an extraordinary artist.
Lee Noble - Carve an Image
So this appears to have become the weapon of choice du jour of our ever-enigmatic London/Berlin superduo Hype Williams, to drop tunes without further ado and to let us believe those are Inga Copeland solo works. On the other hand, of course, this might just as well simply be the truth. In any case, just as with Can We, the track we'd posted a short while ago, stylistically speaking this is a Hype Williams tune, moreover, this one's a seriously brilliant Hype Williams tune, in fact the best I've come across in quite a while.
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So this appears to have become the weapon of choice du jour of our ever-enigmatic London/Berlin superduo Hype Williams, to drop tunes without further ado and to let us believe those are Inga Copeland solo works. On the other hand, of course, this might just as well simply be the truth. In any case, just as with Can We, the track we'd posted a short while ago, stylistically speaking this is a Hype Williams tune, moreover, this one's a seriously brilliant Hype Williams tune, in fact the best I've come across in quite a while.
Inga Copeland - Trample
Last week, experimental label Type Records released New York minimal artist Ezekiel Honig's latest full-length Folding In On Itself, a splendid collection of ten ambient pieces, deeply contemplating and relaxing while at the same time being incredibly sophisticated and ambitiously constructed. Honig's music is probably the best example I've encountered lately to show how much you can achieve with astoundingly few means. The slowly meandering tracks disseminate a mildly melancholic atmosphere, seemingly en passant but without ever losing focus or carrying the listener away.
Listen to the beautiful Subverting the Memory of Your Surroundings below, or stream the whole album over at Type's Soundcloud.
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