[The Soup Nazi]

 

 

 

 

[_tunic_]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

I've played every one of those, and I'm going to do two shifts at the next one in a couple weeks. Always a good time.

Two shifts even? Next year you'll cover the entire 24 hours?
I read that Alan Sparhawk is involved again as well, and Jessica Moss too. The other names were unfamiliar to me.

Have fun!

[Savage Clone]

Lea Bertucci is the big name this year, it seems. I'm sure all 12 people in this area who read The Wire regularly will turn up for that. She will also be making an appearance at a lovely house venue in the area the Sunday after, which is another good opportunity.

[h8kurdt]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

Lea Bertucci is the big name this year, it seems. I'm sure all 12 people in this area who read The Wire regularly will turn up for that. She will also be making an appearance at a lovely house venue in the area the Sunday after, which is another good opportunity.

In this area? Isn't that their whole readership?

[_tunic_]

Originally Posted by _tunic_

You ever heard of this thing called DRONEUARY?
Go check it out at Silber Records!
https://mobile.twitter.com/silberspy
https://silbermedia.bandcamp.com/
If you have the bandcamp app, subscribe to them to get your daily dosage of drone for the entire month of January or god knows how long it will last.

I wanted to say "it's not about the quality but the quantity", but that would be a lie and insulting. So judge for yourself.

In addition to what I already wrote about the Silber Media label, anyone interested in a dronery warehouse sale?

Hello,
I hope all is well. As you may already know we are losing our storage space at the end of the month. We have a sale going where you get 12 CDs for $6 plus shipping and it will be ending soon if you are interested. Spread the word if you can. silbermedia.bandcamp.com/merch/12-cd-warehouse-cleaning-special

HRT
Brian John Mitchell

[Bytor Peltor]

Originally Posted by _tunic_

In addition to what I already wrote about the Silber Media label, anyone interested in a dronery warehouse sale?

THANK YOU for the reminder!

I found that from following the link to your original post. However, I didn’t realize the music was mostly drone : )



Just learning of this Houston project: Astrogenic Hallucinating

I’ll get to see them next month as they are playing a NOIZE benefit with five other noise musicians.

Astrogenic Hallucinating - Subconscious Isolation Chamber

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by _tunic_

silbermedia.bandcamp.com/merch/12-cd-warehouse-cleaning-special

"Our storage space is being knocked down & we'd rather give the music to you than the bulldozer." On one hand, hey, cheap stuff, cool - but it's heartbreaking as well. Similar to what's going on with Bomp! Records: "As you guys know from my previous emails, the legendary RAINBO Records, who has been the pressing plant for BOMP/VOXX/AIP and ALIVE since the 70's, has suddenly gone out of business, and we're scrambling to get things in order. We are forced to let many titles go out of print, and some great music is about to be lost to history, so get the last copies while you can!"

https://www.bompstore.com/blog/about...-gone-forever/

[Bytor Peltor]

A 26 minute long kosmische drone voyage using layered tracks of Dreadbox NYX2 and Make Noise 0-Coast synths with delay and reverb effects:

Kieran Mayhon - (Descent) Voyage 2020 1.1.1.

[Bytor Peltor]

Released earlier this month:

Sly And The Family Drone - Matt Cargill Solo 2020

[Bytor Peltor]

Just learning of Important Drone Records. Sadly, all these cassettes are sold out......but the BandCamp DL is cheap on the tinker and each track is 40+ minutes long.

[Bytor Peltor]

The great Kim Cascone (Poison Gas Research) via his resurrected Silent Records has released:

Children Of The Drone

A collection of remixes and treatments; mangled, reworked and failure-inducing tracks culled from a plethora of contributed compilations from the 2000’s

[Bytor Peltor]

The latest Mid-Valley Mutations is out, this two hour long podcast is full of lonesome drone and it’s available in iTunes.

In A Lonely Place: A Psychedelic Noir Drone (#182)


Cut-ups by Mini-Mutations, containing excerpts from a variety of episodes from, “The Adventures of Phillip Marlowe,” from the late 40’s.


HOUR 1

01.) Intro * Judy Jansen & Travis Wagner
02.) Epilogus [Excerpt] * Aume * Agere Urendum Mentis Epode * Self-Released (2016)
03.) Cedar Lodge Session – Live [Excerpt] * Don Haugen * Dronesmuir: an evening of ethereal drone music * Silent Records (2019)
04.) Impossible Don’t Belong to French Language [Excerpt] * Richard Pinhas * Dark Indicator: a collection of guitar drones *
05.) [track 1] * Rain Lucien Matheke * Autumn Document * Purr Purr Rawr Productions (2019)
06.) The Compound As A Ranch * Doug Haire * The Crawford Opera * Bang Kung Assn (2004)
07.) The Professor * The Social Stomach * The Social Stomach / Body Shame Split Tape * Self-Released
08.) [untitled] * Juice Machine * [3″ Peach Sticker] * Self-Released



Hour 2

09.) [untitled] [Excerpt] * Formaldehydra * February 2020 Music Exchange * Self-Released (2020)
10.) January 26, 2019 at Patrick Hughes’ 50th birthday party, The Backyard in Gainesville, FL [Excerpt] * Ironing * Living * Self-Released (2019)
11.) [Track 2] * Le Petit Sac * 1/2020 * Self-Released (2020)
12.) Brain On A Plate * Four Dimensional Nightmare * Crystallized Carbon * Self-Released (2018)
13.) in the know * Hal McGee * up close and personal (July 2019) * Self-Released (2019)
14.) The Idunno Law * The Ex * Turn * Touch & Go Records (2004)
15.) Dauteg * Jared Sagar * Vornths * Silent Records (2019)

 

[d.sound]

Anybody else here worship Phill Niblock as a god?

[Bytor Peltor]

Originally Posted by d.sound

Anybody else here worship Phill Niblock as a god?

Not as often as I should!

I do know 2019 was a big year for him.

Touch 5 is a favorite.

[d.sound]

Music for Cello was pretty good last year!

It's amazing that he has been making basically the same composition for 60+ years, and it never gets old.

For SY fans he has a guitar piece upon which Jim, Lee, and Tmoore play. (also Alan Licht and Rafael Toral!)

[Bytor Peltor]

an evening of drones and moans featuring:

LIIA - Amelia Coulter makes big messy sounds with brass and electronics to deal with big messy feelings. She is interested in the discovery of new and uncomfortable ways to use the trombone via alternative techniques, modifications, and integration with analog synth signal chains.

UNDESIRABLE BODY - Ebony Miranda is a cellist, activist, and educator in the Seattle, Washington area. In their solo project, Undesirable Body focuses on releasing karmic energy and inner turmoil, with themes surrounding race, gender/sexuality, and trauma as an influence - as well as exploring extended technique, alternate tuning, and timbre of the cello. Besides solo work, Ebony also performs in their duo, PREYER, with percussionist Adam Briggs.



NOEL KENNON is a violist, dishwasher, record collector, instrument builder, and composer living in Seattle, WA

[Bytor Peltor]

Synth Club - Paraphonics

A collaborative drone!

[greenlight]

If You Like Sunn O))), You’ll Love … Juv. seriously check it out if you like drone. it is release from 2011 (recording itself is even older), but it is amazing.

 

give it a listen you wont be disappointed

https://juvmusic.bandcamp.com/album/juv

whenever I go back to that record it always blows me away.

[Bytor Peltor]

Prana Crafter, Erik Davis, Aubrey Nehring - Sounds From The Bardo Vol. 1

 

Sounds from the Bardo is a new album-based series of immersive journeys produced by Psychedelic Sangha.

Each ‘transmission’ is a unique sensory adventure featuring ~1 hour of guided meditation, exclusive music and accompanying video light show.

In 1966 Drs. Richard Alpert, Timothy Leary, and Ralph Metzner released The Psychedelic Experience, an album designed to be used as an audio guide for navigating the inner space of the bardo. “Bardo,” in this case, being Tibetan for the liminal space of consciousness between wakefulness and sleep—a hypnagogic state wherein the mind is untethered from the body and free to experience new ways of engaging in sensory experience.

Sounds from the Bardo is inspired by The Psychedelic Experience LP in that it aims to provide a stand-alone album that can be used to explore the bardo. SftB also acts as a virtual, ‘packable’ compliment to the in-person Bardo Bath series Psychedelic Sangha has been hosting at Judson Memorial Church and HiFi Loft in NYC.

Listeners may experience the albums as they wish, choosing to guide their journey via in these original performances of light, sound and meditation.

Enter the psychedelic realm of the Misfit Seeker — welcome, friends.