Jul 12, 2019
A fictional newspaper in Ingmar Bergman’s “The Silence” (1963) shows the constructed language of “Timoka”.
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A fictional newspaper in Ingmar Bergman’s “The Silence” (1963) shows the constructed language of “Timoka”.
Ross Goldstein : Timoka
Ross Goldstein : Timoka
Listening to Ross Goldstein’s newest album Timoka is like walking through some ancient cathedral. A glacial palace filled with corridors that go on for miles, with window views of the Milky Way. The music feels like a soundtrack to something vast, beautiful, and undefinable. Using only a digital mellotron(and the sound of his cat Gretchen), Goldstein builds a gorgeous and mysterious world on Timo…
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Timoka made this lovely mix which includes “The Way You Make Me Dance” from my second album (at the 15:00 min mark).
Timoka | Borogoves
Borogoves - Timoka | Experimental, Electronic
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