It’s getting tougher to find something interesting to say here. You already know you’re getting good music. That’s why you’re here! But let’s see…there’s some old-school-style tastiness, I get to say “whumpy-thumpy,” shuffle pulls a part-time shift, there’s a maybe mildly uncomfortable song title and also an album title I pronounce poorly, we spend 20 nice minutes with Mr. Roach, and you get extra music because something sounded nice. How’s that?

Start       Cells Interlinked, I’m SQ – Flow, Cold Spring Notes
13.18      Camilla Pisani, Concentric Silences, Konstellationen
26.10     Jens Gad Presents, The Gates of Valgrind, Le Spa Sonique – The 2nd Chapter
31.19      David Wright, Beyond Glass Mountains, Stranger Days
36.30     Tom Eaton, Venus, Indesterren
43.22     Steve Roach, HeartBreath, Tomorrow
1.02.49  Loneward, Unclouded Mind, Mosaic – Singles Collection Volume 5
1.09.31  Stella Chin-Ting Yang, Jiggly, Crunchy, Squishy, Tofu- Original Soundtrack
1.14.38  Secret Pyramid, Escape (Fade Out), Movements of Night
1.20.41  George Wallace, Tears of Recognition, Etherica Blue
1.28.52  In Vitro, Ipsum Esse Subsistens, Modulandi

Spoiler alert: this ep has one of those. Beyond that it’s pretty quiet, goes back as far as 2005, and even gets a bit Floyd-ish … on purpose.

Start S.hel, Irritant Bodies, Disconnect
4.11 Mingo, Complex Refraction, The Once and Future World
8.45 Paul Beaudoin, It Might Still Be Light Out, A Space for Remembering
16.30 Rafa Ramos Sania, Sumac, Moss and Melee I – Old Growth
26.15 mayforest, ~—–~, mayforest
33.17 Blue Is Nine, Gathering Leaves, Far and Wide
36.46 Mindmeld, Phantom Patterns, The Connection
42.14 King of Twilight, The Last Interview, Echoes of Pink
49.46 Enigmatic Obsession, Punta Del Este, Echoes of Pink
56.04 Jan Van Angelopoulos, KaLa, Monomania in Stereo Field
59.30 Gemini Tri, Dammar, Olma
1.06.40 Eternalkeys, Other Galaxy, Eternalkeys 2
1.11.57 Erik Scott, Seven Veils, In the Company of Clouds
1.16.35 Several Wives, Boy Walking, Veil on Veil
1.18.15 Radium88, The Age of Complicity, We Are All Dreaming
1.24.22 Erik Wollo, The Longest Day, Airborne

I quite like this one. I think you will, too.

Start Deserta, Be So Blue, Black Aura My Sun
6.03 Ludmila, Day 3, 1 Day 1 Track
9.37 Keith Schwartz, Raindance Lake, Voices in Accord
14.24 George Wallace, State of Grace, The Art of Imagining
23.06 Darshan Ambient, A Deeper Blue, A Day Within Days
29.54 David Helpling & Scott Reich, Breath of a Flower, Through The Thought Horizon
35.54 Eulipion Corps, Glimmering, Beyond Kurama
41.14 Tony Sieber, Somewhere Lofi, Tides of Stillness
43.44 Small Chief, Zero Movement, Zero Movement
54.10 Jason Sloan, The Final Hour, Sine
1.06.42 Ken Elkinson, Something More, Music for Commuting, Vol. 1 & 2 Monday/Tuesday
1.09.36 Tom Moore & Sherry Finzer, Timeless Journey, Let There Be Light
1.15.42 Steven Halpern, Time Being II, Music for Microdosing
1.20.42 Dan Pound, Finding My Way (Horizon), Return to Other Worlds

This one’s all over the place, but you’ve come to expect that by now. A few dips into the new stuff, but for the most part we root around on the deep shelves of the library and come away with some nice sounds. Enjoy.

Start Alexandre Klinke, Carimbo, Subtropical Tape Sessions
3.18 Tim Stebbing, Ascension, Voyage of the Beagle
10.49 Chogori, Pour le Machiniste, Heat Haze
17.37 Cosmic Mind Warp, Song of Slow, Subconscious
25.11 apne sinn, Deep Breath Out, en seier
36.35 Forrest Fang, Midnight Rain, Following the Ether Sun
44.22 Sky Flying By, You Were Right, Again, (Re)Routed
50.59 Simon McCorry, Withered Stumps of Time, All the Important Things Are Now Connected
55.50 The Moon Is A Bell, Adrift, In Stasis
1.01.20 John Luttrell, Dreamcast, The Dream Exchange
1.04.34 Gregg Karukas, Clube De Esquina No. 2, Serenata
1.09.08 Eloi, I Think It’s Time, Nothing New
1.14.15 Ephemeral Mists, Chronicles of the Cosmic Oracle, Beginnings of Infinity
1.21.44 beat.dowsing, One Becomes Two, rising.current

Quick story for you, related to the opening bit. In the 80s, I was somewhat renowned, among people who knew me, for my answering machine messages. As you might imagine, some of them were pretty heavily produced, always scripted, sometimes had background music, and more often than not were very silly. My friends would actually get mad at me if I answered the phone because they didn’t get to hear my latest marvel. Often I’d have to hang up, let them call back, wait for the message to play out, then pick up after the beep!