Matthew Mercer: SupernatantMy new solo album will be available on 23 March 2015. You can preorder it now on Bandcamp — check it out and thank you for your support!
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Ear Influxion’s Best Albums of 2014 It’s a bit late compared to most year-end music lists, but I like to take my time to listen to year-end releases and see what grabs me....
Matthew Mercer: “Swoon” Happy to present another video clip of a cut from my forthcoming solo album, Supernatant. Happy new year!(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Insiden: Above Us (In Paradisum) On a first impression, French outfit Insiden traverses similar terrain to the murky underworld of Haxan Cloak. The sound is pitch black and ominous, like...
Christopher Bissonnette: Essays in Idleness (Kranky) Christopher Bissonnette’s first album for Kranky in seven years is fairly different from the more patient, pastoral ambient terrain...
Matthew Mercer: “Black Opal” (2014) Arranged and produced in Portland, OR. Visuals by Matthew Mercer, shot on location in New York City.(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Marsen Jules: At GRM (Oktaf) The first time I heard Marsen Jules’ music, it was back in 2006 when the Germany IDM label City Centre Offices released his 3rd album, Les Fleurs. Jules’ music...
Eleh: For Moussavi Atrium (Important) This single, thirty-eight minute drone from Eleh was composed for performance at the Cleveland Museum of Contemporary Art on September 28, 2013. Much...
Apalusa: Ghost Notes (Low Point) Ghost Notes is the third album from Nottigham-based musician Dan Layton. It starts with a faint hum, like a radiator quietly sighing across a large room....
Matthew Mercer: “Antaeus Rising” (2014) This time-lapse clip shot by BABA is a nice accompaniment to this recent minimal ambient track of mine.
Eleh: “Observation Wheel” (Location Momentum, Touch 2010) Reliable, undulating, minimal drones from Eleh — good stuff. Turn it up on headphones and you can really hear the way the stereo...
Eleh: “Observation Wheel” (Location Momentum, Touch 2010) Reliable, undulating, minimal drones from Eleh — good stuff. Turn it up on headphones and you can really hear the way the stereo...
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