Monday, June 15, 2009
Black Sand - How Does It Feel? (New Zealand 2009)

Dreamcolour - White Light (USA 2009)

Dreamcolour - White Light (2009)
(mp3 zip, 4 tracks, 25,4 MB, 21 min, artwork incl.)
1 Energy Call'd Evil - 5:52
2 Kill For Me - 1:48
3 Body And Reason - 5:55
4 Negations Of Passion - 6:50
"DREAMCOLOUR reflects a collective of musicians from Ventura County, California. The concept is to heal and lift the spirits and souls of human beings from all walks of life, with the fiery expression of collective free improvisation. We aim to bring back the trance-inducing vibrations, frequencies and rhythms used by the ancient shamans and spiritual healers of the past, but also to experiment with and incorporate the scientific advances of the present and future, relating music as a direct pathway to the human spirit and as a healing force in the universe." (band info)
Excellent mind-blowing krauty, jazzy free-form freak-outs! Enjoy!
Favourite Track: "Body And Reason" (great wah-wah guitar driven jam!)
If you dig this, go to listentocolour.com and buy some of DREAMCOLOUR's releases with rad handmade artwork/cases/liners or from tomentosa records (www.tomentosarecords.com)! upcoming releases on tired trails collective (tiredtrails.blogspot.com), earjerk records (www.earjerk.com), stunned records (stunnedrecords.blogspot.com) & not not fun (www.notnotfun.com)!
And don't forget to check out the older posts!
http://www.listentocolour.com/
http://www.myspace.com/dreamcolour
Friday, June 12, 2009
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
low - fye: Trained Ghosts/Sketches (UK-Wales 2009)

In January I posted the first EP of LOW - FYE from Wales (from 2008); here we've got some new stuff of atmospheric introspective freak-folk - a collection of 2 self-released EPs titled, "Trained Ghosts/Sketches", recorded at the start of 2009. Still I hear a big SYD BARRETT influence (especially the haunting voice!) in that collection of short compositions - no song is longer than 2:35! Impressive, very cool stuff!
Enjoy!
low - fye: Trained Ghosts/Sketches (2009)
(mp3 zip, 13 tracks, 19,9 MB, 22 min)
1. Nothing Much To Say
2. Snap
3. All Around
4. Worn
5. Inner Heart
6. Underneath The Flood
7. Worry
8. Copper Coins
9. Blue On The Floor
10. Headstuck
11. The Girl Without A Care
12. Don't Look
13. I Don't Mind
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Blancanus - BR001-BR005 (SP 2008/9)


Saturday, May 30, 2009
Talha Asim Wynne - Anomalous Trek - EP (Pakistan 2009) + 7" (2006)

"I've been subconsciously into music for as far as i can remember, but i picked up guitar around 5 years back. - I started my guitar-esque journey with the likes of Steve Vai, early Santana and Dreamtheater, building up to an extensive collection of Jazz. - Then came the Pink Floyd phase which lead to an outburst of ambient/spacey music in my library, the like of Spiritualized, My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, Ride etc... - Even some indie bands like Yo La Tengo (which is the most played artist in my iTunes currently). I'm heavily influenced by experimental approaches in music. Frank Zappa, Igor Stravinsky, Kevin Shields, Thursten Moore, John Coltrane, David Gilmour, Syd Barret, etc, all these names have an impact on the music i make. - - Didn't ever have a band because i couldnt find the right musicians, but more recently i've been jamming with my friend Kayzad (drums), and we're working towards a project, so hopefully you could expect a lot of psychedelic stuff coming out. - - I wouldn't label my music, but it has to be a bit of ambient, psychedelic, rock and blues. and experimental of course... (...) I have never had a guitar teacher or anything, completely self taught." (T.A.W.)
Enjoy!
(mp3 zip, 5 tracks, 42,4 MB, 27 min)
1 - Intro - 3:37
2 - Anomalous Trek - 3:45
3 - The Stones of Yesterday - 3:53
4 - Indistinct Commotion in the Head - 9:15
Bonus track:
5 - A Song for an Angel (Single 2006) - 5:54
Friday, May 29, 2009
Sky Picnic - Public Assembly, NYC 2009-04-26




Thursday, May 21, 2009
VERTIGO SWIRL LIVE!!! - Saturday, May 23rd at the Way Out Club, Saint Louis, MO
Saint Louis, MO, USA (THC) - Scientists, philosophers and music fans alike are eagerly awaiting a rare and unique event as the elusive Vertigo Swirl takes corporeal form for a brief time this coming Saturday. "I'm well acquainted with the various theories behind its operation and have read extensively about the peculiar time/space fluctuations that can occur," said Kjle Risch, a specialist in low frequency distortions, "but to actually experience the Vertigo Swirl first hand is a once in a lifetime opportunity." Mr. Risch will be leading a joint coalition of the nation's highest minds as they observe and record the phenomenon at its epicenter, a local music venue known as the Way Out Club.The Vertigo Swirl, which extracts cosmic energies from various points in time and space and converts them into auditory vibrations within the human hearing spectrum, was first observed by local guitarist Brian Andrew Marek during his so-called "basement experiments" last December. Since Marek went public with his discoveries in January, the Vertigo Swirl's unique audio signature has reportedly been heard as far afield as Germany, Japan, Finland and New Zealand, but this Saturday will be the first - and possibly only - time that the phenomenon will occur in real time before an audience.
While Risch and the other professionals note that, despite the academic nature of their presence, the general public is welcomed to attend this unprecedented event, they do stress the intensity of the experience. "It's an unsettling thing," said D.B. Cooper, International Percussionist of Mystery, "when you stare into the Vertigo Swirl, it stares back at you. And it smells kinda funny, too, come to think of it." The experiment begins 8:00 pm on Saturday, May 23rd at the Way Out Club, with further vibratory demonstrations by The Lushes and DinoFight. (Official press release - BAM; VERTIGO SWIRL)

