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albums of music i love this year
slowdive - everything is alive protomartyr - formal growth in the desert king krule - space heavy ulrika spacek - compact trauma mega bog - end of everything le couleur - comme dans un penthouse immortal nightbody - pain is power echo vessel - new music blue lake - sun arcs
and these EPs could not be slept on
yu su - i want an earth ogre you asshole - outside of the house
cheers loves
My first new album in eight years is out now. It’s called New Music and it’s a series of long form aural reflecting pools capturing the sonic detritus at the edges of broadcast signals sent into deep space.
If you’d like to learn more about it, listen to a Bandcamp stream, and perhaps buy it(!!!) please visit https://newmusic.echovessel.com. Let me know what you think, tell your friends!
Two New Albums on neo-detritus
https://store.neodetrit.us/ You may notice that the two most recent releases on neo-detritus are my album Assemblage 23, and @echovessel ’s album New Music.
The recent trajectory of Spinning Voices is undeniably influenced by Meys’ music as Echo Vessel - we’re always swapping in-progress tracks and giving each other ideas, not to mention the fact that he’s the guy who sequenced and mastered Assemblage 23.
What this post is meant to convey is that Meys and I both have new albums out and you should listen to both, but ESPECIALLY don’t sleep on New Music. It’s one of those rare journeys into repetition, ambience, and contemplative listening that you can get fully immersed in.
https://spinningvoices.bandcamp.com/album/assemblage-23
https://store.echovessel.com/album/new-music
echo vessel’s “L.A. SOUNDTRACK” is now available to purchase on vinyl.
buy now and records will ship in late May/early June.
both the black and limited-edition coke bottle clear 140-gram LPs are available for $10 + shipping. each record is hand-numbered and comes with an 11" insert featuring lyrics.
the digital album is still available via iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, Google Play + more, as well as our store.
if you get the chance, please check out this kickstarter to get L.A. SOUNDTRACK a physical release!! I absolutely love this album and it would make me so happy to own it on vinyl, and just to see this music get a physical release
if you've been waiting to back the project, now is the time to do so! and it's never too late to give L.A. SOUNDTRACK a listen to see if it's the sort of thing you would be interested in owning :)
it would be a disservice to this album to not receive a release on vinyl and we only have a week to reach the goal!
"PARALLAX" by echo vessel from L.A. SOUNDTRACK
This is my favorite song on this album. It's absolutely hypnotizing. Also a little soul-crushing. In a totally non-hyperbolic way. Feels like being smashed and ascending/evaporating.
You can listen to this, the rest of the album, and maybe purchase the album (5 bucks! Dang that's a good deal!) at this link here:
smarturl.it/LASOUNDTRACK
Thanks for your time and your ears
album stream: echo vessel – "L.A. SOUNDTRACK"
Los Angeles is one of my favorite cities in the world. Love it or hate it, the West Coast's cultural hub is truly unlike anywhere else in the States. From Sunset Boulevard to Santa Monica Pier, it's a place full of landmarks and luxury.
echo vessel is meysell quintana, a newcomer to the City of Angels who has unpacked more than a year's worth of contemplation for “L.A. SOUNDTRACK”, eight new tracks of dynamic experimental pop. Much like the city, echo vessel's songs are bustling with activity. Heavy, hypnotic drum patterns anchor all the mind-bending layers; samples and synths swirl wildly in the mix, creating a blurry haze reminiscent of its namesake's smoggy air. The end result is a spellbinding reflection of his adopted home and the emotions that coincide with life in a new place.
Check out the complete playlist below, and look for the album when it releases January 7 on Collected Recordings.
