Multimedia artist Morgan Hislop weaves together an eclectic mixtape, aimed to wash over mundane urban environments and replenish our cravings to get back to the woods. Featuring Japanese music from the ’80s and late ’70s in addition to the sound of Lone, Flako, Lord Of The Isles, Chambray and more, this mix is one for the headphone commute.
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Premiere: S. Channel – Voyage En Bordure Du Bord Du Bout Du Monde
For a first shot it’s been a masterstroke. Few labels out there can boast of having sheltered a debut of the level of Third Try Records‘ christening EP, especially when it comes
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Premiere: Kim Rapatti – Instrumental VI
Best known for his work as Mono Junk and matchless contribution to ’90s techno with his legendary imprint Dum Records, Finnish producer Kimmo Rapatti is one of the unsung heroes of
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Field Records mix by Mikkel Metal
Next up for our Field Recording Archive mix series is dub techno specialist Mikkel Metal. Having frequented on Kompakt’s Pop Ambient series over the years and with a long standing tradition of releasing pretty much everything else on Echocord, this mix is as deep as you could want.
Terraforma announce their return to Villa Arconati + reveal limited edition CD
After an incredible third edition of Terraforma last summer, we couldn’t be happier to receive news of the festivals fourth edition-taking place between 23d – 25th June 2017 within the
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Listen back to Antepop’s November radio mix on Balamii
For our November residency on Balamii Radio, Antepop played a two hour deeper than deep vinyl mix featuring music from GAS, Terekke, Studio OST, Traumprinz, The Field, Darling Farah, Young Male, Mount Kimbie and more.
Into The Depths: Cass. shares new album ‘Youth Sessions’
Cass. is without a doubt one of the most interesting figures to have emerged from the mist-shrouded realms of ambient music in recent times. Since his debuts in
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In Conversation with Erik Kowalski: Casino Versus Japan
If you thought that Boards Of Canada was everything… think again. Casino Versus Japan is back with an 80 track compilation of immersive guitar loops and blissed-out harmonies. We caught up with Erik Kowalski over Skype to discuss how Frozen Geometry came into existence and dissect his musical leanings.
Premiere: Recondite – Capable (Ricardo Donoso Clemency Version)
After diversions on Hotflush, Innervisions and Life & Death, Recondite returns to Ghostly International with ‘Corvus’ EP. Today we premiere Ricardo Donoso Clemency’s interpretation of ‘Capable’- a six minute soundtrack for a gothic thriller that doesn’t yet exist.
Lord of the Isles: In Waves
Lord Of The Isles has turned his hand to a full length, working closely with Californian based ESP Institute to distil a wide selection of tracks from the past few years into ‘In Waves’. For a man without any academically noticeable ‘talent’ for music the resulting album is, quite simply, excellent.
Watch a new documentary about The Orb – Directed by Patrick Buchanan
Following the release of The Orb’s two new albums on Kompakt, film director Patrick Buchanan took the chance to find out more about the legendary group, their evolution and modus operandi in this new feature documentary “Lunar Orbit”.
EMG
Ahead of EMG’s second release on The Trilogy Tapes, Emanuele Giannini contributes one of his rare mixes showing off his expertise in building up meditative journeys – starting from a long introspective opening, focused on ambient sounds, before circling into a series of captivating house grooves.
Premiere: Norwell – Dextran
Over the past few years, Budapest-based producer Norwell has been dabbling in a vast array of genres – from spacious house to driving electro onto elegiac kosmische and ambient drifts,
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Roman Flügel: All The Right Noises
With a brave title like ‘All The Right Noises’, Roman Flügel’s third album for Dial should be hitting All The Right Buttons. The good news is that after, at least, twenty listens we’ve struggled to detect a wrong noise. All of it seems very right indeed. It’s so right that we think this is likely Flügel’s best work yet.
GAS: Box
GAS is a project in flux, appropriately matching the ethereal nature of the music itself, and with this latest effort Kompakt have created a refined take on Voigt’s grand vision.
Premiere: Morkebla – Snow Canvas
Since its launch earlier this year Edinburgh-based imprint Czaszka Records has been on a roll, dishing out no less than seven releases in eight months – including choice transmissions from 1080p
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