Showing posts with label new age. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new age. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Rainstorm blues

An ambient mix with a lot of history behind it and very little in the way of summer vibes.

 



Track
Artist
Title
Label
Year
1
Cabeza de Vaca
Leaving Rupert Street April 2003
Dullsville Trax
2003
2
Vangelis
Blade Runner blues
EastWest
1982
3
Francis Harris
Fangerdream (original mix)
Scissors and Thread
2014
4
Flying Saucer Attack
Rainstorm blues
Domino
1994
5
The Jesus and Mary Chain
F hole
Blanco y Negro
1987
6
Lou Reed
Berlin
RCA Victor
1973
7
Surgeon
Not two
Dynamic Tension Records
2011
8
Swans
Nathalie Neal
Young Gods
2014
9
Donato Dozzy
Il Canto Della Maga
Stroboscopic Artefacts
2014
10
Nesta Kerin Crain
Gongs in the rain
Light in the Attic
2013
11
The Cure
Plainsong
Fiction Records
1989
12
Deaf Center
Thunder night
Type
2005
13
Alice Damon
Waterfall Wind
Light in the Attic
2013
14
Burial
Night bus (+ Gutted)
Hyperdub
2006
15
Fennesz + Sakamoto
Trace
Touch
2007
16
ASC
Washed away over time
Silent Season
2013
17
William Basinski
Disintegration loop d|lp 2.2
2062
2002
18
Flying Saucer Attack
For silence
Domino
1994
19
Faust
Meadow meal
Polydor
1971
20
Bohren and Der Club of Gore
Dead end angels
Wonder
2000


Sunday, April 17, 2011

Bathetic Records

Here is an interesting label I came across recently called Bathetic Records, who release all their stuff on 7”s and casettes. The style of the label is difficult to pin down, but varies from folk to the more low fi semi-electronic elements of some modern strains of indie, noticeably the Not Not Fun crew who’s roster has crossed over with Bathetic on the odd occasion.

The first video is from Angel Olsen singing a folk piece that is surprisingly haunting and recorded in an interesting homage to 60s psych-folk. The vocal is fragile and delivered with a hint of pain or longing and has received many positive reviews on the web.


Second up is High Wolf, a Frenchman, who apparently lives in exotic locations such as Brazil and Jakarta, who makes low fi analogue tracks with a kind of faux New Age bent that recalls the tongue in cheek “dubious eroticism” of Father Moo and the Black Sheep.




Somewhere in between all these styles and ideas, and with a similar video to Angel Olsen, is the curious group The Wreathes with their debut release.


Wreathes - The Reigns from Death Coast Entertainment on Vimeo.