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Showing posts with label Labradford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Labradford. Show all posts

Sunday, 20 December 2015

Lend Me Three Radios


A neglected trove of listening riches: 50 compelling tracks spread across three playlists chucked together over the past quarter. Each should have been shared here in our Lend Me Your Radio series already, but oops...

The many highlights include the first resurfacing of Richard Skelton's Harlassen in nine years (a blistering addition to his Archival series that amplifies & expands our conception of 'new' Skelton, also embodied by his 'Delerious' Inward Circles soundtrack), plus a reminder of his classic sound through a 10th anniversary collection; a ravishing Jacob Kirkegaard piece for Holotype; &, first up, a rich meshing of Robert Donne, Stephen Vitiello & The OO-Ray's sounds on Geographic North. 

As always, please accept these lists as inevitably partial pictures of the period. No doubt other entirely worthwhile stuff should also have featured - but this is what grabbed these ears as they trawled through SoundCloud over the quarter.   

































Important: LMYE only makes music available that artists/labels have chosen to share freely. Let us know if something here shouldn't be.

Friday, 16 January 2009

Muffled progress



Contrasting versions of PanAmerican's compelling muffled delicacy: Skylight (from Quiet City) & How Much Progress One Makes (from White Bird Music - or White Bird Release, possibly - but due next month in any case...) - both on Kranky


Tracklisting
1. Labradford "Disremembering" 
From Prazision
2. Jessamine "Cellophane" 
From Jessamine
3. Bowery Electric "Long Way Down" 
From Bowery Electric
4. Magnog "Lost Landing" 
From Magnog
5. Stars of the Lid "Fucked Up (3:57 AM)" 
From The Ballasted Orchestra
6. Godspeed You! Black Emperor "The Dead Flag Blues" 
From F# A# (Infinity)
7. Low "Two-Step" 
From Secret Name
8. Pan American "K. Luminate" 
From 360 Business/360 Bypass
9. Windy & Carl "Resolution" 
From Consciousness
10. Out Hud "Hair Dude, You're Stepping On My Mystique" 
From S.T.R.E.E.T. D.A.D.
11. Growing "Pavement Rich in Gold" 
From The Sky's Run Into the Sea
12. loscil "Lucy Dub" 
From First Narrows
13. Nudge "Classic Mode" 
From Cached
14. Tim Hecker "Dungeoneering" 
From Harmony in Ultraviolet
15. Deerhunter "Like New" 
From Flourescent Grey
16. Valet "Kehaar" 
From Naked Acid
Plus: interview

Final crank: listen to Jonas Reinhardt's recent debut here - especially the impeccable kraut-out of Worm Preach the Struggling Fire...


Friday, 22 February 2008

Marconi microsound



Although it's gone a bit quiet lately, there's an exceptional set of dense, subtle microsound mixes by or involving the fine
Marconi Union (MySpace/Wikipedia) & fellow dubby ambientronica Dotca label mates like b:dum b:dum.

One of the best of these is the most recent (though hardly super-fresh, since it dates from last May), Prospector's
7.0 [NB: file is 31MB].

Includes such LMYE favourites as
Pan-American, Stars of the Lid & Frank Bretschneider, plus Eno (with Robert Fripp). Also MU themselves & Cliff Martinez (minor drummer legend reinvented as a film composer, responsible for the mesmerising soundtrack to the 2002 remake of Solaris).

[NB: Boomkat
claim that Eno asked MU to supervise the remastering of something of his, which is quite a compliment if true... There's certainly some connection since All Saints released the second MU album, Distance.]

7.0 is here for your convenience. 3.0 & 4.0 are also both outstanding. All the Dotca mixes are downloadable
here; some tracklistings are given too.

Here's some full-length versions from artists/tracks in 7.0.

Pan American - Wing (from Quiet City)

Stars of the Lid (MySpace) - Broken Harbors, Part 1 (from The Tired Sounds of Stars of the Lid)

Frank Bretschneider & Taylor Deupree - Interlock (from Balance)

Fripp & Eno (Fripp MySpace) - Meissa (from The Equatorial Stars)

Cliff Martinez (MySpace) - Don't Blow It (from Solaris S/T).

MU -
The Contact (from Under Wires and Searchlights)

More Martinez in this wonderful Solaris clip:

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