He’s really banging these out lately, and they’re all superb. This one’s going to run just long enough to get me to the end of this story document, and then I can go to sleep. Thanks.

Bit of ritual Nordic ambient folk, anybody? It’s a cold snowy hailstone-y day here, and it fits.

Peak Me: AVANT-DIDGERIDOO.

Praise the modern world for bringing me these marvels.

Starting today with some good news: there’s a new Black Polygons album, and their unique style of cinematic ambient is very welcome today. Think of it as your soundtrack for the post-post-apocalypse today.

John Tocher bringing the calm spaces again, thank god

I already own a couple of this guy’s excellent records, and was delighted to see this new set of meditational soundscapes pop up today.

SPEKTRMODULE 55
Clatter And Drift
33 minutes and 34 seconds

This is an ambient / haunted music podcast curated by Warren Ellis, who is a writer from England.

I am at @warrenellis / warrenellis@gmail.com
and
http://warrenellis.ltd & http://orbitaloperations.com

We are #SPEKTRMODULE on social media.

It lives at spkmdl.libsyn.com

1) logotone by Dirty Knobs

2) “Temple Drumming (Madras, India)” – Oz Fritz (“All around the World” – http://subrosalabel.bandcamp.com )

3) “PSR J1841-0500” – HLER (LGM-1 – http://zerok.bandcamp.com )

4) “Sunrise – Suite 2” – Cut A Lonely Figure (“Rothko Horizons” – http://bloxhamtapes.bandcamp.com )

5) “My Suspended Senses” – Motion Sickness of Time Travel (“Syzygía Lodge” – http://motionsicknessoftimetravel.bandcamp.com )

6) “night” – Julianna Barwick (“Circumstance Synthesis” – http://rvng.bandcamp.com )

7) logotone

A mammoth box set sized album nearly 8 hours in length full of very deep bass filled aural imagery made entirely out of electromagnetic (EM) emissions from our solar system and beyond. Each track is named after the celestial body from which the EM samples used originated.

Who is, of course, a national treasure. Click through the player to buy and support Corbel Stone Press if you like it.