Spatial
Romanian wedding recordings open a route through avant-folk, dub and electronic experiment, connecting overlooked fragments of the past with the software-built worlds of The Primitives.
Publications archive
121–132 of 141 publications 
S13 — Burning The Existence
Forty-nine records explore the outer fringes of goth, post-punk, deathrock and EBM, drawing underground voices into a long narrative of punk anger, fragile melody, nocturnal electronics and unexpected turns.
Forced Nostalgia
Fré De Vos on nostalgia, independence and the role of a curator. The original 2014 conversation accompanies a four-part selection drawn from Yirat HaShem.
Leila Abdul-Rauf & Tor Lundvall — Ibis / Quiet Seaside
Tor Lundvall and Leila Abdul-Rauf celebrate the lushness of nature in their collaborative 7-inch.
COH — Processing the Dream
Ivan Pavlov on To Beat, dreams, the human voice and his collaboration with Peter Christopherson. A conversation about listening closely and taking neither sound nor himself too seriously.
Andy Black Forest & Tadas Švenčionis — Building UMBRA
Two organisers bridge Birmingham and Vilnius through the UMBRA series. On independent events, the artists they choose and what makes a room worth gathering in.
Tor Lundvall — Seasons, Structures and Solitude
The painter and ambient composer on quiet landscapes, changing seasons and the figures that inhabit his work. A 2014 conversation between sound, colour and solitude.
Lycia — Solitude, Memory and Quiet Moments
Mike VanPortfleet on returning to Lycia, finding solace in solitude and the landscapes behind Cold. A conversation about memory, melancholy and the making of Quiet Moments.
Simon Scott — Sounds from the Marshes
The Slowdive drummer and solo composer on field recording, rhythm and the Fenlands. A 2013 conversation about the sounds of water, changing technology and finding beauty close to home.
Martial Canterel — Behind the Dusty Curtains
Sean McBride on analogue machines, lost memories and emotional isolation. A conversation that follows Martial Canterel from a retrospective compilation to the personal space behind the music.
Julianna Barwick — Symphonies of Forgetfulness
On recording Nepenthe in Iceland, singing without a plan and the feeling that passes from a voice to its listeners. Julianna Barwick traces music’s power to create another world.
Laurel Halo — Making Music from the Heart
Between Quarantine and Chance of Rain, Laurel Halo discusses live improvisation, technology, classical training and the places that shape her listening.