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Fox Glove Foxglove #143 CD-R £6.99 New limited to 100 copies release from this evocative west coast trio, with a heavy Industrial/ritual feel that's reminiscent of MEV circa Leave The City and early Double Leopards: "The seismic ripples that Ghostings drones are sending through the rose city are taking flight and planting seeds all over the globe. This group of sonic harbingers haunt the cracks and crevices of a world that seemingly only exists deep under water where life is a barely-there flicker amongst the murk. But Ghosting's haunted aural landscapes are a beacon, like a lighthouse sunk below miles of the icy ocean, offering a glimmer of warmth in hostile waters. This trio continues its journey through the fuzz and static, and once again emerges with wings unscathed and silver skin." - Digitalis. |
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Live/Oakland + Arbor #29 C40 Cassette £3.99 Cassette from this spectral Portland-based duo with some very delicate ribbons of drone and high, still tone breaking to light in abrasive mandalas of slow-rushing Technicolor static. Aspects of eastern drone workings by Ikuro Takahashi, Akio Suzuki and Takehisa Kosugi given a little of the airplane hangar tone-scope of Starving Weirdos or Pelt circa Empty Bell. Comes in a numbered edition of 100 copies with individually inked and sprayed tape labels in a silver sprayed case and ink drawn cloudscapes. |
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Chiasmata Onomato CD-R £5.99 Edition of 90 copies with photo cover, inserts, pink CDs and heavy vinyl sleeves on Ghosting's own label documenting the soundwork of Matt Marble, a Portland-based composer and researcher who is also a student of Speech and Hearing Science and a co-editor FO A RM Magazine. Marble uses processed field recordings and prepared instruments to conjure imaginary tonal landscapes that are similar in their lucid, evocative detail to UK thinkers like David Jackman, Bohman Brothers, Morphogenesis et al. |
