magoski Before words
there is a singular moment
waiting to be let in
Behind words
is a longing
of
for
family

And, In front of the words as they come flying out of the mouth
like birds
set free in May
to Dance around the Pole
ThIs is
my release
my equanimity

•
I know you are right there
waiting to join me
through time
and space

Together Forvever
Always Apart

Casey McCarthy Like a twangy Stars of the Lid. Favorite track: Dirtbikes of Heaven, Grains of the Field.

Mount_Mourn Rural ambient sprawl Favorite track: The Mechanical Bull at Our Lady of the Valley.

Artemy Musha With a bit of sonic manipulation, it's astonishing to be able to hear all the individual tones within a single bell toll, or how several bells combine into a wall of pure majesty. A spellbinding listen, recommended for a "chillaxed vicar" vibe (and I come from an Anglican family, so that's high praise coming from me). Favorite track: Erzklang.

lac63 A great work of exploration and research with an exceptional result. I find it fascinating, I'm going to enjoy it; congratulations, Jake.

Judah Underwood One of his best! 4/5 Favorite track: Changes.

Harrison Phinney putting the spectral voice in spectral voices…..

saori_ne A Luminous Elegy
Kirby’s Patience (After Sebald) is a masterclass in nostalgic erosion. It balances Manchester’s ruggedness against the fragile dissolution of Schubertian loops with cerebral poise.This is an ethereal hauntological treasure: refined, stoic, and profoundly moving. A minimalist triumph of memory—a sublime exercise in stillness that lingers long after the final note has decayed into the Manchester drizzle. Favorite track: Everything is on the point of decline (again).

Aaron Goldberg The Caretaker 'soundtrack from the ballroom' was one of the first items I ever bought off the Forced Exposure website! So I actually know about them before I'd ever heard William Basinski or Mark Fisher. This music is proving very helpful with my statin-induced early onset of Alzheimer's!

anerbe Really nice addition to the original Patience album. I like my music backwards Favorite track: A golden pheasant on a black ground.

funkyjeff77 I was very much in the clicks & cuts movement, buying everything from Mille Plateaux, Force Inc and Akufen/Horror inc as well as Perlon. I bought this CD in 2005 and it stayed a personal favorite of mine. Akufen needs no introduction but this album is different from the rest of his discography. I would describe it as an organic ambient dub experience. Definately more experimental in terms of rhythms. It's an abstract journey that you feel compelled to revisit often.Alors..Chapeau mon ami ! Favorite track: 1er jour.