Rod, a blue telluric man with bigot (or student of the superb-beats), becomes visible in the sky, approaching Earth. Outhphone, who is keen on astronomy, is excited about compiling sounds from ages, and looks forward to the “fly-synth” expected by scientists, who have assured the public that past and present will pass by each other without colliding.
He has a sudden whim to share this compilation recorded into a Tape, so you can have a listen in a loose digital compressed logarithm or contact us to place a Tape order and we will send you by mail post.
Rod Outphone – Winter Clima
Classic 2 tracks from one of our favourite bands who was into the wave of the not wave from NYC and our personal tribute to Laura Kennedy bass player past away last Monday of Hepatitis C disease.
FRKWYS series of RVNG Intl really begins to take an epic attitude. One of the most brilliant initiatives from our contemporary music releases reach its eighth edition, where seems to manage the way how to raise the standard from the last edition (that wonderful encounter between David Borden at the All-Star contemporary new-synth). This time on stage are legendary musician Laraaji-known as Edward Larry Gordon, a native of Philadelphia, discovered by Brian Eno and recruited for “Ambient 3: Day of Radiance” and star of the wonderful “Celestial Vibration”, an essential title instrumental mysticism and primitive environment reissued last year by Soul Jazz Records), the duo Blues Control-admirer of the work consists of Russ Waterhouse Laraaji and Lea Cho, who lives in Brooklyn and known for its key references sponsored psychedelic mystical brands such as Siltbreeze, Not Not Fun, Sub Pop, Holy Mountain or Woodsist) and with the collaboration of Arjia Cakouros in sessions recorded in 2010, in the Black Dirt Studio in New York.
Unpredictable album, fully rich in content every single track, is an entire electronic album, Jorge Velez (Italians Do It Better, Thisnotanexit), launch a massive bag of sounds plus remixes (Steve Moore Zombi) under the name of Hassan.
We Got It In The mail bag yesterday, a brand new Aube 12″ (9r’s favourite Label) or we should say… It falls towards the Sun and crashes into the Earth at the equator in Vinyl format?
After 13 years Ultramarine “Find A Way” to rolls out a Balearic formula using a dreamy guitar, deep synths stabs and swinging 808 percussion.
Maurice Fulton’s “joi is smiling” is charging with a tense drum programming and super highlight bass playing session, 808 rhythm is decorating the room into the mix. Meanwhile, dubed keys are coming up and down a synth-funk pattern.
It’s Balearic even in November after throw away heads, cut craps and make steaks with ribbons but now it’s time to go down to the beach bring the Begin catchy electronic well balanced tunes cover yourself with a nice coat and get into the show of the magnificence father sun drooping his mouth into the Mediterranean sea.
Droning lullabies played by a compulsive gambler trying to pay off his past debts. Album trouble starts when melody and his deeply vocal buddies world try to score a big payout by kidnapping a baby and he is thrust into a filled with diapers, milk bottles and low-pass filtered into an artistic stew of eerie.