Category: Quiet Space
Quiet Space — #78 — A Sacred Place
offthesky is experimental sound artist Michael Jason Corder from Denver Colorado, who has released around 70 releases over the past 15 years. On this episode we feature his new long form work, To Break Is Something Sacred plus Luna Monk, Simon Bainton and the excellent news that Stunned Records is to revive in 2019.
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Quiet Space — #77 — Diamond Eye
Over the past 20+ years Leighton Craig has followed a beautiful low-tech pathway to documenting keyboard works, songs, field recording and sound installation. Recorded at home and on beach holidays between 2006 and 2010, Diamond Eye is a personal sketchbook of fuzzy hymnals and haunting songs. As well, two beautifiul longform works from Ekin Fil and Music For Sleep.
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Quiet Space Top 100 Countdown — Best of 2018— Part 5
In our annual look at the best ambient works of 2018, instead of 50 – we’ve upgraded to the Top 100 releases. This is the final installment, Part 5 – covering 20 to Number 1.
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Quiet Space Top 100 Countdown — Best of 2018— Part 4
In our annual look at the best ambient works of 2018, instead of 50 – we’ve upgraded to the Top 100 releases. This is Part 4 – covering 40-21.
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Quiet Space Top 100 Countdown — Best of 2018— Part 3
In our annual look at the best ambient works of 2018, instead of 50 – we’ve upgraded to the Top 100 releases. This is Part 3 – covering 60-41.
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Quiet Space Top 100 Countdown — Best of 2018— Part 2
In our annual look at the best ambient works of 2018, instead of 50 – we’ve upgraded to the Top 100 releases. This is Part 2 – covering 80-61.
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Quiet Space Top 100 Countdown — Best of 2018— Part 1
In our annual look at the best ambient works of 2018, instead of 50 – we’ve upgraded to the Top 100 releases. Welcome to Part 1 – covering 100 -81.
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Quiet Space — #76 — A Peaceful Future
Our focus on the excellent release Salaam for Yemen, compiled by hibernate and dronarivm. 100% of profits raised from this album will be donated to the charity War Child. Children and young people have the right to grow up free from fear and violence, to develop to their full potential and contribute to a peaceful future – for themselves and for their communities.
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Quiet Space — #75 — Navigating the Polar Seas
Polar Seas Recordings is a label based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This mix shines a spotlight on a small label punching above its weight with amazing releases that offer deep listening experiences. Includes tracks from Anthene, Mikael Lind, Hakobune, Rhucle and more.
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Quiet Space — #74 — Anton Belov’s Piano Works
On Piano Works I, Anton Belov’s first album released under his own name, is a nostalgic journey through experimental piano compositions, bathed in electronic ambience. Fans of Anton’s Kiev-based band KAUAN might find something familiar in Piano Works I, as the songs within are reimaginings of motifs pulled from the band’s catalogue. It’s a focus on this edition of the program.
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Quiet Space — #73 — Bionulor: 100% sound recycling
Bionulor is a one-man music project founded in 2006 by the Polish actor and educationist Sebastian Banaszczyk using his own working method named “100% sound recycling”. This means that every track is created solely on the basis of processing only one sample deriving of a specially selected source sound, without any additional sounds or instruments.
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Quiet Space — #72 — Ghost In The Machine
Inspired by the hours spent on travelling on tour and all the isolated landscapes he encountered, Canadian composer Cédric D. Lavoie’s 88 was composed on the piano with bowed and plucked upright basses, some discrete percussion and sound effects. 88 is Cédric D. Lavoie’s first album for Preserved Sound and our featured work on this edition of the Quiet Space. As well the excellent new Yamaneko release on Longform Editions plus Panoptique Electrical, Ben Chatwin and more….
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