Alva Noto * Jon Hopkins
Two albums that do not have much in common except for their scientific approach: the astrophysics of Alva Noto and the psychedelic therapy of Jon Hopkins.
Robert Takahashi Crouch * Julius Eastman
Two completely different albums that share a background of deeply personal experiences: music from Robert Takahashi Crouch and Julius Eastman.
Matthew L. Nicholson * Yvette J. Jackson
Two different examples from the Longform Edition series: Matthew Liam Nicholson‘s chamber music in nine movements, and Yvette Janine Jackson‘s electronic space flight.
Snorri Hallgrímsson * Isabel Pine
Music for all seasons – but especially to help you keep warm in the cold winter season: EP’s by Snorri Hallgrímsson and Isabel Pine.
Chas Smith * Clarice Jensen
Chas Smith performs on an array of self-built instruments *** A short but impactful soundtrack score by Clarice Jensen.
Akira Rabelais: 図書館 / À La Recherche…
The music of Akira Rabelais “definitely isn’t something of this world”: a beautiful ghostly presence at night, and a box full of remembrances of things past.
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Vy * Man Of No Ego
Danish duo Vy present their music with a strong link to the performing arts *** Lab’s Cloud remixes the music of Man Of No Ego in very relaxing 432 Hz.
Valery Vermeulen * Michael Begg
Soundscapes based on data from black holes (Valery Vermeulen) and from the arctic ocean (Michael Begg).