So I wont outright say to you the words “chill out.” Nah, that won’t happen. Listen, I’m not gonna sit here and tell you all to “chill out.” You kidding me? There’s a Great Unchilling going on, work to be done, etc.
STR042 (Whettman Chelmets / qualchan.) :Release prediction! Chelmets / qualchan. STR041 (The Tuesday Night Machines): Wooden synthesizers. STR040 (STR Staff): NOT an audio codebook. STR039 (Chorchill): Whispers on the Ruhr. STR038 (Leaaves): The appropriate number of worlds for such sound. STR037 (Wether): Athletically-gifted pet inherits found tapes, modular synths. STR036 (Q///Q): Lost voices recovered from a bed of noise. STR035 (Uli Federwisch): Helicopter rescue anthem. STR034 (V/A): A shop window memorial of odd audio curios. STR033 („DJ VLK”): Ja – la la la, la la la… Scheißegal! STR032 (The Tuesday Night Machines): TTNM’s 2nd tent-based tape – ON A CAR. STR031 (qualchan.): Woozy Pacific Northwest night walks. STR030 (Severino Pfifferling): Wasser wird durch rotierende Sprüharme auf Geschirr gesprüht. STR029 (Nicholas Langley): Essential nutrients. STR028 (V/A): Big dreams of small supermarkets. STR027 (Gwasg Gelert): Illicit, unauthorized Welsh-language Dan Brown audiobook soundtrack. STR026 (Whettman Chelmets): Old 4track tapes plundered. STR025 (HAWN): Post-incident pulled apart New Orleans no-wave. Diocletian’s hometown imparts format and tone. STR024 (moduS & VLK): Intercontinental camaraderie. STR023 (The Tuesday Night Machines): Made under canvas with locally-sourced tropical audio. STR022 (V/A): “Jock Jams” for low-velocity pole-walking enthusiasts. STR021 (Emerging Industries of Wuppertal): Hacker shit. STR020 (Suko & moduS): Long distance collaborative odd-lounge with cow sample. STR019 (The Blank Holidays): Noisy folk freakouts.
STR018 (The Tuesday Night Machines): Low-bit Alpine hymns. STR017 (Zherbin): Eerie tape loops from Finland. STR016 (Emerging Industries of Wuppertal): Polyolefin cracking models consumer-grade music production processes. STR015 (moduS ponY): Talking people get distorted. STR014 (VLK): Conservative radio / Canadian pop punk in a Camry. STR013 (Youth Championships): Frank Lloyd Wright’s estranged son invented Lincoln Logs. STR012 (Mr & Mrs Chip Perkins): Sad New Jersey yuppies’ dinner party doom-lounge. STR011 (moduS ponY / Belmost Lacroix): STR’s shortest cassette. STR010 (Emerging Industries of Wuppertal): Music for North German industry-themed gymnastic spectaculars.
STR009 (Belmont Lacroix): Nothing matters under Mr. STR008 (Jöns): If Jöns sends you a demo, DON’T respond. STR007 (VLK): Leckeyan survey of schunkeln, congalines and arrhythmic clapping. STR006 (The Modern Door): Ethnographic recordings of traditional musicians from Lower Saxony. STR005 (Beauty Product): Cheese-funk done three ways. STR004 (VLK): Last sounds in billboard list just before Y2K. STR003 (STR Staff): Wait, but what about STR001? Um… that’s lost. STR002 (VLK): STR’s second release revisits Shaquille O’Neill’s second release. Leave your body without ever leaving your house, that’s what I always say. You have radicalized another regular human into a brainwashed Soldier of the Ambient.Īll nine tracks are very short, especially for washed out sounds like these, but are cohesive as hell and make for a cloudy trip. Go do some hot yoga and revisit the situation. If you can’t do it then you quite possibly may not be ready for something so chill. Turn it up a little bit, and try to get there. If, while listening to this, you don’t feel like you’re standing on thin ice, or maybe stained glass, then start the tape over. I can’t help to wonder if that Brita analogy was Psyop’d directly into my brain, what with all of the sounds of gently flowing water spilling their way through sizzle and sputter and ambience digesting itself. Each limbering moment from “Royal Blue” is the antithesis of haste, sounds flowing with the velocity of a Brita pitcher filling up (If you don’t have experience with a Brita filter just know that they are comically slow). Having a jump on things must have meant no one needed to rush. By my count this is Yuta Kudo’s 4th cassette with them. Oxtail used that inside knowledge of time wisely and fully prepped their 2021 lead off, “Royal Blue” by label bud Rhucle. That also means that Sydney-based Oxtail Recordings had a head start on 2021 releases! Lucky us.
#Ghost on the shore tabs crack#
The first crack at it! That means they were the first to get the hell out of 2020! Lucky them. No one knows what the history is, probably some sort of trade deal or maybe the world threw em a bone, but for whatever reason Australia gets to enter the new year first.
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