While we mostly crave some force of personality from our music, from the soul song that councils you through heartbreak the way bartenders only do in the movies, to the dance song that gets the party started like the reckless friend who makes the night magical, but is best avoided during the day, sometimes the requirement of sound is simply to fill in blank spaces, and to cancel out the din of this unnatural world.
Machinefabriek – Maris
Velvet Cacoon – A St. Michaels Midnight Under the Saltwater Moon
Brian Eno – Imagine New Times
Pjusk – Skumring
Olan Mill – Spare Smoke Template
Nest – Koretz’s Meteor
Spectra Ciera – A New Name
Mark Harris – A Place of Safety, All Things Will Change
Supersilent – 8.4
Alva Noto – Villa Aurora
Robert Fripp & Brian Eno –Wind on Wind
Electric Adolescene – A New Life
Emanuele Errante – Made To Give
Olan Mill – Spare Smoke Template
Future Sound of London – Ill Flower
Boards of Canada – Wildlife Analysis
The KLF – 3am Somewhere Out of Beaumont
Jane Weaver, Demdike Stare – Europium Alluminate
Trent Reznor & Atticus Rose – Hand Covers Bruise
Imps (Minilogue & Decoy) – Jonty’s Way
DJ Sprinkles – Grand Central Pt. 2
D_rradio – Rain On the Rocks
How To Dress Well – Suicide Dream (Solar Bears Remix)
Empyrean – Empty Space
Greg Haines – Industry v. Inferiority
Ricardo Villalobos and Max Loderbauer – Recurrence
Date Palms – Psalm 7
Bill Wells, Annie Whitehead – Brown Recluse
Herbie Hancock –The Kiss
Robin and Harold Budd – A Silhouette Approaches
Brian Eno – Bottomliners
Electric Adolescence – For Those Who Forgot How They Used to Love Silence
90 mins
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