New Music Releases – September 2019: Pt. 1
New and Upcoming Music Releases
New Music Releases – September 2019: Pt. 1
New Music Releases – September 2019: Pt. 1
New and Upcoming Music Releases

New Music Releases – September 2019: Pt. 1

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First roundup of new music that is coming out this September – compiled with a little help from our followers!

 

Electric Capablanca – Puzzles & Studies (Kit Records)

Turn the dials to creak splinters of 70s Italian midi classical (Venosta, Musci), imagined mitteleuropa ambient (Froese, Popol Vuh) and spiritual mathematics from the old new world (Spiegel, Hassell, Riley).

Nahawa Doumbia – La Grande Cantatrice Malienne Vol 1 (Awesome Tapes from Africa)

Nahawa Doumbia is one of Mali’s defining vocalists of the last four decades. Her work journeys through progressive stages of musical evolution and sonic vogues, making it hard to summarize or even comprehend.

via T2000000000

Magma – Zëss (Music on Vinyl / Seventh Records)

Magma’s newest album Zëss is a 38-minute musical work by Christian Vander. The album is available September 20th as a limited edition of 1500 numbered copies on gold coloured vinyl. The package includes a 4-page booklet. @MagmaOfficiel

via Luftwaffles

Orphax – Live Circles (Moving Furniture Records)

Circles is a work, or composition, that I have been performing live for a few years now in various instances. I consider this work as a growing composition which with every performance grows in a new direction. There is no beginning and no end, and as such it can continue changing over the years.

Kal Marks – Let The Shit House Burn Down (Exploding in Sound)

Kal Marks are probably what Pixies would have sounded like in their heyday, had they missed their shot at commercial success and instead slogged through the anxieties and poverty of reducing their passion to a mere moonlighting gig. – Flood Magazine

Gridfailure / Feel Happiness Split (Self Released)

Static and metal drones effortlessly blend with mournful guitars that would make any basement-dwelling black metaller weep in agonized joy. You can practically smell the mildew growing with each dank, DSBM-soaked second. -Toilet ov Hell

via Lane Oliver

Benoît Pioulard – May / Atra (Past Inside the Present)

Picture yourself in a boat on a river, as the song goes. Benoit Pioulard solidifies the carelessness of an idle day with May / Atra, an LP as blissful as the day is long. Limited to a worldwide release of 200 copies, ambient label and music blog Past Inside The Present give first utterance to Pioulard’s formless craft, the boundless expanse of materials melting away as time elapses gently into memory. –BLEEP

Beautifully mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll.

Faux Pas / Uncle Buzzard Split (Come Play With Me)

CPWM via Duncan Seaman

Odd Nosdam – Flippies Best Tape (Home Assembly)

Dilla’s ‘Donuts’, since its release in 2006, has deservedly been regarded as the benchmark for adventurous beat-tape construction.

With ‘Flippies’, Odd Nosdam picks up the blueprint and takes aim at the next level.

The Central Office of Information – The Central Office of Information (Castles in Space)

Castles in Space presents a unique new album by Kent based artist, Alex Cargill who records as ‘The Central Office Of Information’.

Alex has been obsessed with electronic music since 1985, when he received a Casio PT-80 keyboard for his 10th birthday. A quick learner, he rapidly became an accomplished keyboard and guitar player and hugely inspired by eIectro and hip hop, he started to produce dancefloor-orientated techno, house, breakbeat, acid, drum n’ bass, electronica, glitch, trip hop and dubstep, as well as some forays into ambient and dub – all initially on a Playstation – in 1999.

Loraine James – For You and I (Hyperdub)

Loraine James was enticed into the world of music making through her mother, who would go from playing the steel pans to blaring out music from Metallica to Calypso. Having grown up in Enfield, London, she credits the multiculturalism in the city for “broadening my mind and ears”, having listened to jazz, electronica, uk drill and grime, and the results of this exposure can be heard on the mix-up of For You And I.

via Female Pressure

VVV – Entanglement (aurawire)

Iranian-born, Austin-based electronic producer VVV (aka Shawhin Izaddoost) returns to aurawire with his third full-length album, Entanglement. Following up 2017’s Shadow World (Holodeck) and 2011’s Across The Sea (Fortified Audio) as well as a series of mixtapes, EPs and collaborations, Izaddoost brings his signature mixture of garage and ambience to aurawire with his first solo release on the label and perhaps most polished work to date.

Period Bomb / Glass Body Split (Crass Lips Records)

Miami’s Period Bomb brims over with sound and fury, and with a purpose.

Glass Body is from Miami as well.

via Raised by Cassettes

Pushflowers – Close for Comfort (Forged Artifacts)

 


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Misc

Disintegrated State – Disintegrated Deviations

Coming soon – two excellent remixes of tracks from your friendly neighbourhood Sunbane…

I haven’t heard the rest of the album yet, but if it’s anywhere near as good as what Scedau and @DevrasPlexi did for my pieces then we’re in for a proper treat.

Put it on your ears for £5.

via J. Gorecki

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