Thursday, 8 March 2012
Vektroid bandcamp albums.
Chill stuff and computer stuff, second life sunsets on a nude virtual beach, tropical URLs Seapunk swimwear comps, Vektroids music is, as I have written a few days ago, just killer. With this post I wanted to tell you about his Bandcamp albums; Neo Cali,
"This is my ode to moody summers transfigured upon pattern diffused lifescapes and brushed off; to fabricated memories of teen hackers of the past and their elementary school computer labs buried deep within the oceans of time. To a new life, experienced more vividly through microsoft encarta and library terminals of the past. we miss you."
Starcalc.
And Telnet Erotica.
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
Virgin Blood
Portlands Virgin Blood makes epic blissed out ambient dream pop, the sort of thing much vaunted on the Sewer Greats, no dancing here but definitely some drifting through glittering Unicorn Drone landscapes, shimmering waterfall rich cloud banks of eternal delight. Orchestral dream world music for late nights and early morning collapsed on the mossy banks of diamond streams slowly coming round as the angels lift off your body and flap off into the dawn skies. Virgin Bloods Soundcloud has loads of free downloads so go check it.
Virgin Blood has also collaborated with Ormus to create an album called Gold which is an even more dream like ambient piece, released last November it's available from Bandcamp for "name your price" and its well worth a penny or two as it lulls you into its sumptuous blissed out fog of light and wonder.
Gerlan Jeans - Mall Witch collection
Tuesday, 6 March 2012
Chalices of The Past PEACE 4 THA WORLD 2.0
"PEACE 4 THA WORLD 2.0 by Chalices of The Past is half an hour of sloppy RnB mushies all lovingly dubbed on a slime green cassette with artwork designed by the awesome dudes over at Radical Ritual Tapes. Each tape has an individual label. Includes a Rad Rit sticker, a mini poster, a digital version of the album and, of course, the tape, all for a measley coupla squids. Support DIY!"
Or go buy it from Bandcamp for $2.
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