Olga Anna Markowska - A Heart is an Eye
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Olga Anna Markowska - A Heart is an Eye
Lugar común
Nadie puede nada pero los objetos pero las cosas nadie nadie pero érase una vez todas las veces nunca siempre y sin embargo
oceánicos
tu nosotros mi nosotros
Gaston Miron
Rafael Anton Irisarri – Daydreaming. 2007 ~ Miasmah.
Zelienople — Hold You Up (Miasmah)
Hold You Up by Zelienople
Long-standing Chicago trio Zelienople don’t so much take you on a journey as add weight to the air around you. This is grayscale music, waterlogged and grainy. Their new album, Hold You Up, wastes no time establishing its mood, “Safer” dropping the listener straight into Zelienople’s foggy, incandescent flow, Mike Weis’s ride cymbal racing like an anxious pulse, woody snare hits like someone knocking on the side of a coffin. Matt Christensen’s main lyrical message, “I’m safer taking care of you,” feels like one of hope — or perhaps co-dependence.
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Simon Scott. Navigare, 2009. Miasmah.
Kreng ~ Wormhole
Eleven years have passed since The Summoner was released, long enough for us to wonder if we’d ever hear from Kreng again. Over the past decade, the artist has been composing for theatre and cinema, which is a perfect pivot given his penchant for dark and moody atmospheres. Works for Abattoir Férme 2007 – 2011 appeared on our very first collection of Music for Haunted Houses, and everything…
Olga Anna Markowska ~ ISKRA
We rely so much on our mediated exchanges that we often forget the importance of a passing moment, the power of a single deep breath in this world, a spark that we can feel with our whole body and soul, the sounds and colors of our surroundings, the dawn and the dusk, the wind, the smell of spring. We perform an inundation of repeated tasks only to hide further away from this spark and to be…