Finn of Tomland
I think that it's great that Taylor Deupree and Zimoun has joined forces and together explored and experimented with the sound and the possibility of the sound that the WDO produces on this total gem of an album because it adds a further sonic dimension to this instrument and what actually can be done with it.
And when 2 sonic maestros like these are at work you get this fantastic release with total aural bliss in 6 parts.
A must have.
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Wind Dynamic Organ, Deviationsby Taylor Deupree & Zimounsupported by
guy peeters nice to hear a fine ambient piece !
Rays of wisdom I really love when ambient music doesn't have such an explicit melody but just gives you an atmosphere, without forcing you to vibe to it. Favorite track: Deviation I.
⧪ ⁿ* ⧻ ⧴ The fact that these two albums, both based on the Wind Dynamic Organ, are being released simultaneously yet independently of each other is very interesting. They somehow belong together, but function as independent works. Zimoun's solo album is very pure and direct, while these works here in collaboration with Taylor Deupree delve microscopically into the depths of the organ sounds and transport us into fascinating, vast soundscapes. Stunning works! Favorite track: Deviation I.more...
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Gift Songsby Jefre Cantu-Ledesmasupported by
spaceofhead Delightful and tranquil. Favorite track: The Milky Sea.
monochromeblue this mans music is something special Favorite track: The Milky Sea.more...
Bas Such a beautiful meditation for active listening or to augment daily life and bring a sense of wonder into it. Favorite track: The Milky Sea.more...
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Solo Threeby Erik Hallsupported by
zhangtastic A cinematic soundtrack done by a talented multi-instrumentalist. No sequencers apparently! These loops sound like you're flying high in the sky. Favorite track: Music for a Large Ensemble (Steve Reich).
The Tonearm "It's a delicate recipe for success—the way the music translates to my own set of instruments here in my space. It has to be the right combination of paying respect to the work and taking it somewhere I find interesting and new, while maintaining that musical and emotional behavior and sentiment."
Check out our interview with Erik Hall on The Tonearm ✨→ www.thetonearm.com/the-solitary-ensemble-of-erik-hall-minimalist-trilogy-solo-three/ Favorite track: A Folk Study (Laurie Spiegel).
adam Thank you for this beautiful music. The whole series has been wonderful. I’m only bummed that this is (afaik) the last one in the series. Favorite track: Strumming Music (Charlemagne Palestine).
Micro Landscape of a Bathroom Sink Thank you very much Erik. Who would have guessed to find an album that offers performances of both Glenn Branca and Steve Reich. It sounds so natural.more...
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Extra Starsby Gregory Uhlmannsupported by
Javier Gómez Hell yeah Big Greg Favorite track: Bristlecone.
brodonnell what i want the soundtrack of my everyday life to be Favorite track: Imprint.
Carsten Pieper A guitarist's solo album that sounds nothing at all like a guitarist's solo album! Well, formally multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer would be more correct here, but as the guitar is Gregory's main instrument, I'll let that stand ;-)
Hard to describe experimental stuff between jazz, folk, minimal music and what not. One of the albums where you await (with an open mouth and bright eyes) what he comes up with next. Favorite track: Days.
Tim Shrout Throughout listening to this record, my mind goes back and forth between thinking "how is that sound being made" and "that melody is achingly beautiful." Some records only make me think one of those things, or predominantly one of those things. Each time I listen to Extra Stars I hear new things, and experience an extra layer of emotional intensity. A top release of 2026 for me, for sure. Favorite track: Days.more...
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To Cy & Lee: Instrumentals Vol. 1 (IA11 Edition)by Alabaster DePlumesupported by
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The Way Out of Easyby Jeff Parker ETA IVtetsupported by
smoore_2001 This album transports you so fully to a place almost outside of time. Transcendant yet tranquil. Favorite track: Late Autumn.
Robert Kyte It is exciting to listen to something on the edge of collapse. Sputtering into being & evolving. To be a passenger on a musical journey, a witness to improvisation. These IV inspirational players are the wheels on this creative juggernaut of a vehicle, overdriving the headlights and not wearing seatbelts. This is jazz which does not obey speed limits, immaculate & dangerous. It is not hard to understand why Flea wanted Mr. Parker and company to be the band around his solo album.
More, please! Favorite track: Freakadelic.more...
tzyb I love this album so much. The intimate sound, the meditative minimalism. It’s mesmerising, grounded and uplifting at the same time. Thank you. Favorite track: Freakadelic.more...
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Happy Todayby Jeff Parker ETA IVtetsupported by
Peter Richardson Love everything Jeff touches! such a fantastic contribution as always and I always enjoy hearing his new output. Favorite track: Happy Today.more...
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Soby Peter Gabrielsupported by
sumnerscott Laurie Anderson and Bill Laswell on TITP, Tony Levin's continued bass presence elsewhere throughout, an amazing array of world-class musicians, and a PG evocative knack for everything from catchy snide pop to somber nostalgia. Favorite track: This Is The Picture (excellent birds).
Grimmrobe A quintessential 80's landmark. Pop with a soul. Favorite track: That Voice Again.more...
ryomiyaishi IVまでのピーター･ガブリエルの音楽と全く違う世界であり、今作以降の彼のポリシーを築き上げた偉大なマスターピースです。40年聞き続けても決して飽くことのない。more...
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Dede-K-Tion (ded008)by Dedekind Cutsupported by
magoski Paint I cry
Smile I say
Write and write and write
All that you want
just do not forget
To hold close those you
love
And know that alll that you do
all that you create
All that you say
All that you run away
From is
All that you are
But a reflection of forever
and the space we all share
We are forever together
and
Aways Apartmore...
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Energy Rippersby FRIEND LESSsupported by
Lars Gotrich There's an amazing story about the inspiration behind Jon Mueller's energetic drone-n-drum album, which involves a mysterious radio frequency and conspiracy theories. But you can also just zen out, volume up. newsletter.vikingschoice.org/archive/new-music-friday-ancient-zither-jazz-soft-rock/ Favorite track: Contrast.more...
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