Recent music purchases

[Dave Michuda]

Michael Harrison & Maya Beiser - Time Loops [2012]



Recomposed by Max Richter - Vivaldi, The Four Seasons



J. Ralph - Chasing Ice Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

[icvicvicvicvi]

Vladislav Delay - Kuopio (2012)
The war on quantized beats has been waged!

[drone on]

Very close to placing my orders (first of 2013!) for:

Taylor Deupree-Faint.  The $30 box set version beckons, but my wallet keeps screaming "WHOOOOAH buddy!"

Rapoon-Seeds in the Tide Volume I.  This is a 2-disc set on Zoharum out of Poland, containing one disc of "rare" compilation tracks, and the second disc containing the original CDR version of "Messianic Ghosts," which supposedly is quite different from the cleaned up reissue on Klanggalerie.  Still not 100% decided on this; it could be good, but don't know about sound quality of Disc 2 and whether the comp tracks will be worth it to spend $20 on this set. 

[Seren]

CD and DVD. Very 'ambient' without being electronic. Very nice DVD of The Dartmoor itself with the music.

[iamacar]

I finally got my hands on the full collection of William Basinski's Disintegration Loops this Christmas.
I got 'em second hand but they're in good condition and I've been after them for way too long.
Cue many weeks sprawled on my bed with loops on repeat and zoning out into unknown consciouses.
The first loop will always be my favourite, it's just amazing:

William Basinski - d|p 1.1

[Dave Michuda]

iamacar,

Good to see that you picked up Disintegration Loops, one of my all time favs.  I thought you might interested in this NPR concert, where dlp 1.1 is played live(along with some other interesting pieces.)

http://www.npr.org/event/music/145306399/remembering-sept-11-at-the-temple-of-dendur

[headonist]

Three CDs from http://www.waysidemusic.com

Anglagard - Epilog
Anglagard - Hybris
Anglagard - Viljans Öga

[headonist]

Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. - Electric Heavyland CD


Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. - New Geocentric World CD

[headonist]

Autechre - Exai (flac purchase)
Monolake - Interstate
Ooze - Where the fields never end: Revisited
Boards of Canada - Music has the right to children
Boards of Canada - Geogaddi
Bola Soup
Linda Perhacs - Parallelograms
Magma - Attahk
Magma - Kontarkosz Anteria (K.A.)
Magma - Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh

[headonist]

Global Systems Silently Moving - Altering The Air
Milieu - A Warm Wooden Hollow
Bvdub - I Remember (Translations Of Mørketid)
Bvdub - Serenity
Bvdub - Songs For A Friend I Left Behind
Bvdub - Then
Joel Tammik - Eluline
Monolake - Gobi The Desert EP

[Poaalpina]

Autechre - Exai - 2013 Japan edition with bonus track.

[Robert Logan]

Why do you folks make of the new Autechre?

I can't make my mind up about it. But I do know the second track, 'irlite (get 0)', is one of the strangest and most fantastic things I have heard in a long time. It's got a wonderfully thick, foggy, dark, surreal but fun atmosphere. The new album also sounds much better and more 'three-dimensional' on headphones to me than most of their more recent albums do.

[drone on]

Rapoon--Vernal Crossing Revisited 2cd.  Remaster of original album plus new album which reinterprets VC.  New stuff sounds great, can't wait to receive this one.

[9dragons]

Autechre: Exai. This one is worth talking about. Autechre are making some of the most fascinating music around. It feels like they've gotten to a stage where they are just having a blast with it, and incidentally making some of the most unique while still being listenable electronica. By no means an instantly "easy" listen, this is a tome to be studied and enjoyed in reverie. I feel a sense that they are not trying to be avant-garde, they are making the music that's inside their minds, and it just comes out that way. Can't believe they've been around this long and are still sounding fresh and awesome, while most others of Warp have faded or given up.

FRKWYS07: This one sounds good on first few listens. Classic electronica sound.

Senor Coconut: El Baile Aleman. Bought this on a whim because it looked so amazingly weird. Haven't had a chance to listen as I am out of town and away from stereo, and Mac won't let me burn it. But I feel there is great promise and joy here.