Porya Hatami Sanandaj, Iran
experimental sound artist based in Sanandaj, Iran.
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supported by 15 fans who also own “The Waning Branches”
In Bokeh, Wil Bolton patiently crafted six tracks, where processed field recordings and reverberated synthesizers melodies are carefully balanced. Chimes, bar-like talks, distant traffic or whispers from the wind frame the story of this release in a very small location. We are only one step away from saying that the artist takes us in his privacy with Bokeh ; and I'll go for it. Very personal and sensitive, this album takes place behind the closed doors of Bolton's near environment. Lovely.
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El libro de los árboles mágicos
by Federico Durand
supported by 14 fans who also own “The Waning Branches”
A classic release. Everyone needs this in their collection.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “The Waning Branches”
This is one amazingly talented line-up! Nothing disappoints here.
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Less a solo act than a one-man megalith, Khôra builds impressive experimental soundscapes from modular synths, flutes, harps, and more.
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Cataclysmic System Binding Loss
by Carbon In Prose
Shards of static & distortion crash against disarmingly beautiful piano & synth melodies on this riveting new record from Carbon and Prose.
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Home Recordings 2018 - 2021
by Yara Asmar
Lebanese multi-instrumentalist deconstructs classical tropes through an eccentric array of instruments, including disassembled toy pianos.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “The Waning Branches”
This album is far beyond music, as it is almost only made from field recordings picked up in Montreal. Distant cruising cars, murmur of an ubiquitous crowd, humming subways, sound of children or various static noises, Tim Westcott processed and mixed these sounds to create a parallel living universe from real sounds. A hidden world behind our primary vision, made aerial and imperceptible thanks to the reverberation of the sound. A release hard to tame, but definitely rewarding in the end.
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