Terra Ephemera
by Everyday Dust & [MIIIIM]
FLESH MECHANIC
FLESH MECHANIC
As said before me, this truly is a beautiful album. Calm, weightless, all the sounds are so clean and pure that it's like staring into a lagoon. I love how some parts of the individual songs occasionally appear on the other songs, like slightly reworked cameos. It's a nature-themed album made for people living in the city. Great listening experience full of much needed escapism.
Favorite track: Owl Cave.
Tamas Zsiros
Tamas Zsiros
Sweet popcorn suicide melancholy.
Moxy Martinez
Moxy Martinez
absolutely BEAUTIFUL release. literally can't get enough of Karuna, Karuna/Point of No Return.
Favorite track: Karuna, Karuna / Point of No Return.
Mad Madam Em
Mad Madam Em
Brilliant, brilliant album <3 Captivating soundscapes that will transport you to another world.
Favorite track: Karuna, Karuna / Point of No Return.
Pika
Daryn M
Rupert Boddington
Unconscious Chanting
Cat Temper
Steve Hauley
ddonnyw
future_wave
brunosousa
p6
Tom Ståle Engebretsen
Steve Robertson
jaredlikesmusic
salvatore mercatante
Mombi Yuleman
Deep Gloss
MJ Saunders
ThisSunday
Ingmar Wennerberg
whirrinthewinter
Letters From Mouse
voidmodular
Giants of Discovery
Dark Tapes
jaffathehutt
12matter
DJvu
Derek Thomas
ultrablue123
Mark Harris
Darien Panama
jcbind
Richard Barnett
Dental Drill
Simona
peak_flow
pietrobot
Eddy Richman
Elan Samuel
Red Dot
The Widows Key
James Birrell
Mike Barber
DustinRuoff
Stephen James Buckley
Matt Mullins
Bryan Carmody
smih
woundedkite81
dubacrossborders
Eugene
Ambdronical
comwily
nightkrawler
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Buried at Sea
05:34
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Owl Cave
09:09
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Open Sesame
04:06
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Hiraeth
07:10
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Embers Glowing
04:32
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Excess
05:28
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about
Attention, attention!
This fragile rock that we call home is in trouble and we need to listen to her cry for help. The polar ice caps are melting yet elsewhere temperatures are soaring to unnatural heights. What is going on? Is there no going back? Has everything changed? Where is home? What is home?
Join Everyday Dust and [MIIIIM] on a voyage of discovery and wonderment. A sonic adventure that traverses the dichotomy between the sinister greed-driven rise of capitalist industry and the respect and reverence for the earth that is held in our hearts.
Fulfilment is just around the corner.
This is not a dystopian album. It's an anti-dystopian album.
“Dust and [MIIIIM] draw on ambient, dub, prog, electronica, and IDM to create a melodically rich set that defies easy categorization and that, more critically, is often marvelous. Throughout the release, the two show themselves to be sound designers of great sensitivity; while there's nothing that suggests the two are in any way attempting to ape a Warp act like Plaid, there's a similar command of expansive tone colour that invites the comparison.” - Textura.org
This fragile rock that we call home is in trouble and we need to listen to her cry for help. The polar ice caps are melting yet elsewhere temperatures are soaring to unnatural heights. What is going on? Is there no going back? Has everything changed? Where is home? What is home?
Join Everyday Dust and [MIIIIM] on a voyage of discovery and wonderment. A sonic adventure that traverses the dichotomy between the sinister greed-driven rise of capitalist industry and the respect and reverence for the earth that is held in our hearts.
Fulfilment is just around the corner.
This is not a dystopian album. It's an anti-dystopian album.
“Dust and [MIIIIM] draw on ambient, dub, prog, electronica, and IDM to create a melodically rich set that defies easy categorization and that, more critically, is often marvelous. Throughout the release, the two show themselves to be sound designers of great sensitivity; while there's nothing that suggests the two are in any way attempting to ape a Warp act like Plaid, there's a similar command of expansive tone colour that invites the comparison.” - Textura.org
credits
released April 29, 2019
Written, arranged, performed and produced by Everyday Dust & [MIIIIM]
Frequencies inspected then affected (and in some cases rejected) by
[MIIIIM], Everyday Dust and K.Solheim at Listening Post Alpha.
Cover art and design by K. Solheim.
[MIIIIM] dedicates this album to Brian Louis Baker.
Everyday Dust dedicates this album to Jo.
Written, arranged, performed and produced by Everyday Dust & [MIIIIM]
Frequencies inspected then affected (and in some cases rejected) by
[MIIIIM], Everyday Dust and K.Solheim at Listening Post Alpha.
Cover art and design by K. Solheim.
[MIIIIM] dedicates this album to Brian Louis Baker.
Everyday Dust dedicates this album to Jo.
license
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about
Sparkwood Records Norway
Small independent label based in Norway, with focus on ambient, drone and left field electronic music.
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