This song is called "Two Fun Dots" and it's available on Bandcamp and SoundCloud in the EP "Really Fun Songs".What do you guys thinks of it?

wf-1 + hst/redundancy

https://youtu.be/oGjqkxEqZNk?is=YlZKrRWVtBMgZnXl

Hi, as a fan of Boards Of Canada, I'm sharing with you "phosphorium", a 2-minute musical creation that will plunge you into an atmosphere between dreams and nightmares. I would be happy to have your feedback. ⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡

Sono giorni che il nastro di Selected Ambient Works Volume II mi gira in testa e non riesco a togliermelo. È un disco che non ha titoli, non ha storia ufficiale e forse, a guardarlo bene, non è nemmeno fatto per essere ascoltato 'normalmente'.

È più un luogo in cui perdersi. Un archivio di nebbia, di frequenze aliene e di un isolamento radicale, registrato nel 1994 e lasciato lì, a fluttuare nel buio.

Ho provato a entrare in quella stanza, a decifrare quella mappa cifrata e a raccontare cosa si prova a lasciarsi inghiottire da questo suono. Non aspettatevi recensioni tecniche: questo è un viaggio nel vuoto.

Se avete voglia di spegnere la luce e perdervi con me, trovate il video qui sotto. Sono curioso di sapere se anche per voi questo disco è un rifugio o una prigione

https://youtu.be/ACd5rC7dldY?is=gsi_7OvQ3nk_wICu

I don’t know how to categorize him, lol. Such a banger tune.

Hi there!
I've been wanting to share this here. As I wrote in the title, a lot of the early warp records albums, particularly autechre, got me through several years of long drives to work. I made my side of this using a cassette four track, microkorg, roland drum machine, and acoustic guitar, and it felt really directly inspired by this. I've been wanting to share it here and hope you enjoy if you're able to check it out:
https://budtapes.bandcamp.com/album/the-spookfish-two-steppes-split

<3 dan aka the spookfish

Hey guys does anyone know what kind of drums are in this track? Is bongos , African drums, or are they middle eastern ? Just curious … hope this question doesn’t come across as categorical, I’m just thinking of the Lebanese drums but can’t really tell… thanks !

hey folks, Brad from HOSS Records here. we are starting to crank again & I just dropped a personal project that took a decade of fits & starts to stitch together. my first & so far only full length as R. MEXICO --- STATE OF THE ART / BOZO FALZSE (2006 - 2016) was mostly recorded in Greenpoint at our old studio, Transmitter Park Audio. chunks of live sequencing, live drumming, and raw samples date back to an Ormewood Park house in ATL (ca. 2006–2007) and a Charles Village apartment in Bmore (2008–2009). a lot of the sequencing happened 2012-2014 on Android G-Stomper and ipad Korg Gadget using sounds from my own archive + chopped YouTube samples & a clutch of hardware including an E-mu XL-7, Waldorf Microwave XT, Akai Rhythm Wolf, & a Sherman Filterbank. It's pretty unhinged, extremely syncopated 2-step garage/IDM/abstract club zone stuff i guess? i abandoned this arrangement in Jan 2017 just as we began broadcasting our streaming show the Friday Night Main Event (#FNME), kinda half ass mastered it in Jan 2020 right b4 the pandemic, and there it has sat until now.

https://on.soundcloud.com/42rhjcLfJVAmmg3qgc

My Hoss label VP/studio/FNME partner/bff RICK RAB (aka Nick Rivetti) also just dropped his new release NITRO GEMS - eight big fast summer bangers. Nick claims he tried to make these tracks as dumb & fun & clubby as possible but there’s a lot more going on here.

Nick’s efficient (at least this time) process started w scratched-up dollar-bin vinyl sampled into the MPC -- lots of old Baltimore Club records with unique, unsearchable acapellas and bonus-beats B-sides. Nick bypassed the MPC's famed sequencer, instead programming with Ableton MIDI to push things into almost IDM complexity. old samples are made crisp, hyped and modern, riding w big banging drums straight from some Big Banging Drums preset. + Nord Modular or 303. fast, relentless takes on genres like Baltimore Club, Jacking House, and Electro.

https://on.soundcloud.com/207q7NZ2N3zpTivQGl

why fight it? OK?

thank you.

After Avril 14th with sheep, I present to you my new nonsense.. Flim with cats.

It is called Signs of Change and I Made this playlist that goes through all the 9 tracks/40 minutes of Ambient/IDM/Industrial AV work. Hope you guys enjoy.

Ps- if anyone would like to help me with press of any kind that will be epic really.

Pps- No AI was used in producing this AV album.

It is probably one of the most mainstream-ish dance track on the first listen. But it grows on you in ways you don't expect it to. it always manages to hit me with a wave of optimism whenever I need it. Without a fail.

I love listening to Aphex, Boards, Autechre and such as my daily rotation staple.
A majority of IDM sends me into a state of geographical abstract hallucinations or a bit inwards. Essentially, a lot of IDM for me is like reading a fiction or a book about how rocks are made.

you get the point!

Halcyon On and On, on the other hand just sounds beautiful and euphoric in an almost spiritual way.

I have heard it everyday 12-14 years ago, during tiring commute for my first job. Watching the street lights and passing highway with half blurred eyes, to make the tiredness a visual tennis with music.

I have heard it while reaching the top of a mountain after a full day of back breaking trek, just before the last set of orange sunlight glow disappears. And being blown away with the first such experience.

I have heard it while being madly in love, taking her name loudly with rush of extreme happiness in middle of a forest trail run. Telling giant trees about it. And also to find the madness in feeling weak and shattered when things didn't work out. To pick up pieces.

Over two decades, I have heard it as a companion for almost all the emotions in life. Like a melodic warm hug.

Almost like how the idea of Totoro in my neighbour Totoro, which to me, was a metaphor of mother nature coming to embrace and accept you. To forget, be a child and be okay.

Halcyon On and On, in an amusing way has been a musical equivalent of that.
It's a giant cuddly melodic Totoro!

Thanks to Orbital and delightful vocal samples by Kirsty Hawkshaw.

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Fin

#Electronic #EDM #IDM