The world may be wobbling but this quartet’s vibrational power is undiminished.īritish Columbia paradise-pop healer Crystal Dorval’s third White Poppy LP, Paradise Gardens, took shape slowly across 4 years, distilling and deepening into her supreme dream-gaze statement to date.
Two are debuts and two are by NNF veterans with lengthy label camaraderies, spanning France, Florida, British Columbia, and Chicago. No stranger time to engage in fringe sonic pursuits than recent weeks in the planetary viral shadow but no strain of sickness can cease the need to create and consume paradise portals of music, 4 of which we’re releasing on APRIL 24. Polish time-travel cold-wave curiosity by esoterica aesthete мхи и лишайники, schemed as part of an opaque mythology involving inter-dimensional nihilism, cold war numerology, and minimalist synth transcendence, with a title tailor made for our age: Piss On The World. Music of lost isles, sunken jungles, and mosaic illusions, teeming with species unreal and unknown. Moscow Federation 4th worldist Alexander Sirenko aka Coral Club loops and layers fantasia terrariums of surreal wilderness on his debut, Nowhere Island.
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Sydra slides through subterranean grottos and skyway crossings, luminous and nuanced, fleeting windows of reflection and rootlessness. Shapeshifting aquamarine ambiences by migratory Jungle Gym co-captain / audio engineer V. Two windswept widescreen quests of midnight mecca mysticism, side-winding holy deserts of the mind. returns with his latest / greatest odyssey of modal keyboard creations: Pilgrimage. NNF’s latest 2020 wasteland slate traverses blocs, steppes, dunes, and rivers, united by a sense of inner space pilgrimage, from and for exiled states of being. In such a shattered & shuttered scorched earth year as this our need for guiding lights on the horizon grows deeper, demanding satiation in multi-sensory ways: seen, felt, heard. Hyperreal fauna and bioluminescent lagoons grid-mapped for innerspace circuitry. Remote dreaming sophomore outing by Moscow synthesist Iguana Moonlight. Supreme sunset soft-rock abstractions from the lost shores of Perth. biker whisperer Filthy Huns’ new collection, Cursed At Birth, is also his crustiest, recorded in rust and quarantine while coyotes haunt the hills and dungeon synth plays from dusty decks under starless skies.ĭeluxe multi-panel reissue of Eleventeen Eston’s 2014 fantasy hang-gliding classique, Delta Horizon, following a limited 2019 vinyl pressing by Hamburg specialists Growing Bin.
Interstitial illusions of spheres within spheres.Įast L.A. The latest from Jungle Gym Enterprises figurehead Dravier compiles an hour’s worth of subterranean transmissions sourced from tapes, vaults, and private editions: Earth Mirage.
The first phalanx of audio in NNF’s 17th operational year features 4 returning label vets from around this plagued planet, each of whom continues to sidewind and refine their fluctuating vision of mirage sonics.
Nomadic torch-lit themes for displaced, darkening times. Equal parts hidden and heightened, dissipated and divine.ĭebut collection of ancient mesa psych by a Buenos Aires head with his finger on the pulse of buried valleys and modal ritual. The latest cryptic devotional set by Newcastle, Australia duo Troth hovers at the threshold of this world and the next: Small Movements In Radiance.
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Recent Toronto transplant Masahiro Takahashi spins seasonal software meditations and half-light lullabies from a wintry window, woven into a rippling tapestry of hushed electronic landscapes: Flowering Tree, Distant Moon. Odes to perception, healing, and endlessness. Tokyo trip-ambient masters UNKNOWN ME elevate to the vinyl sphere with their extra-sensory electronica opus, Bishintai. Our summer slate has come & gone but remains for the seizing or streaming Midheaven and the burgeoning empire of Bandcamp. Acid Moons, Radiant Unknowns September 6, 2021Īs this masked, miasmic year sidewinds from east to west the need for steady transmissions of transportive sounds only grows.