BS062 Radio For The Daydreamers - Praying for the Be​(​a​)​st

"away from my room,
it is only light I can hate,
for it is only light I can not be.

"Praying for the Be(a)st" is the second "Act" of the triptych with the same name. This section is a narrative of our character's struggle to find a cure to the plague that his mind has become after visiting Mother Superior in the first act. After tiresome tries to tie a connection with the outside world, a lack of power and therefore, a need for a better perspective is imperative.

The album follows the character as he tries to find shelter in the shades of gray and learns to adapt to any means necessary to get rid of any short-term turmoils. While the real world seems more and more distant, he sees himself as the strongest force in his universe. Creating demons to fight and stars to dismantle, future is not for a few days still." - Radio For The Daydreamers

01 - We Are Only Safe Before Sunrise
02 - Wasted Faces In Secret Places
03 - Dont Give Up On Me Yet, Dad
04 - Glowing Like Angels, You Are On Fire
05 - Ghosts keep me safe, while you are gone
06 - Neither Of Us Will Live On
07 - Bloodlights (Oh I Sleep)
08 - Hours of the Night
09 - Prog Jazz (All musicians are freaks)
10 - When You Die
11 - To Rid the Be(a)st
12 - Necrosis Stupor
13 - Curl Up, Time To Die (When Jazz ate my soul)
14 - No one ever comes here, but me
15 - Freelance dream killing machine
16 - We, the Howling Damned
17 - Treacherous
18 - 30 Pieces of Silver
19 - Knife Party

BS061 Cameron Steele - Orpheus

“Orpheus was a musician from Greek mythology who's wife was sent to the underworld. He traveled there to retrieve her and she was released under the condition that Orpheus did not turn to look at her until they were both out of the underworld. As soon as he was out of the underworld, he turned to look and his wife disappeared because they were not both out yet.

The music has a lot to do with those feelings, as well as the essence of each of the Greek Olympian Gods that the songs are named after.” - Cameron Steele

01 - Zeus

02 - Athena

03 - Aphrodite

04 - Ares

05 - Eros

06 - Artemis

07 - Poseidon

08 - Hephaestus

09 - Hermes

10 - Demeter

11 - Apollo

12 - Dionysus

13 - Hera

14 - Hades

15 - Hestia

BS060 Raining Cloud - Dreamscapes Volume 1

"Dreamscapes Volume 1 is a collaborative album which arose from discussions Joanne Gabriel and I had in early 2010; particularly An Aerial View of Red Earth, which was inspired by a discussion we had about flying dreams. This piece alludes to dream images of flying over the red soil of north-eastern Arizona. The remaining pieces were inspired by images drawn from remembrances of dreams - dream images - and fragments of dreams.

This album attempts to communicate the essence of these images." - Geronimodeleon

01 - An Aerial View of Red Earth

02 - There’s a Cloud in the Street

03 - Paper Ball Flying Slow Motion Through the Air

04 - Stars Over Water

05 - Carrizozo

BS059 Nature Circuit - Fuck This, Tilted Field

Nature Circuit’s first “album,” Fuck This, Tilted Field, mixes elements of previous releases (most notably the power electronics of Songs in the Key of Death) with many new ideas and sound sources, producing a much wider range of textures. The range of the album is notable as well in that it mixes “heavier” tracks with quieter pieces. Recommended to fans of noise, power electronics, drone, and depressing music in general.

01 - Sunlight Hymn

02 - Lucifer Was an Angel

03 - Awaken from the Illusion of Reality

04 - Your Eyes Are the Tides to the Stones on the Shore

05 - The Rain Looked Down and Smiled

BS058 Korin VG - Last Mirage

"All not only is illusory, but also relative... Illusions are relative to illusions - what world we live in?" - Korin VG

01 - Last Mirage 1

02 - Last Mirage 2

03 - Last Mirage 3

04 - Last Mirage 4

05 - Last Mirage 5

BS057 Black Square Cloudcast - Paroxismus

"A paranoiac, like a poet, is born, not made." - Luis Bunuel

Photo: "■" by Giorgi Bigvava

00:00 Porcelain in the Backpack - Touching The Ground Crossing The Air

05:20 Speculativism - Sub Strata

17:50 Muser - Circus Circus

25:28 My Boyfriend the Pilot - Tasublin (Metallic Seraphim March by JJ Sonick)

28:28 Meri von KleinSmid - Schizophrenia

32:31 SFIAS - Joseph of arythmia

35:06 SFIAS - SFIAS vs Sarkoma (procrustean)

39:59 Subterrestrial - Lost in the Game Grid

41:56 Gruph Szec'Ъ - Crying of the Universe

46:19 Roto Visage - Paroxismus

52:25 Richard there - Jesus shooting heroin

56:14 Aerosyn - Noir

BS056 Marc Broude - Medicine

"Overall, it is very hard for me to describe just how I feel about Marc Broude’s “Medicine”. Though I do listen to a lot of experimental music, this album has taken me to a new dimension that I just can’t fully comprehend. The dark and disturbing atmospheres are magnificent, and every element on this album works to create a very gloomy and depressing mood, whether it be the jazz guitars, the haunting singing bowls, or even the harmonicas or accordions in the end track. The album is also very well produced, and at times, the songs do have a great arrangement to them. However, on other occasions, the songs break linear fashion, in that where there is usually a climax or a build-up, it is very hard to distinguish here. Drums can enter, but they never build to anywhere except to cut off abruptly, as well as atmospheres can continue on for very long periods of time, with very slow and rarely evolving textures occurring throughout. Does it sound like a mixture of Lustmord and Scorn? Yes. Is it a very minimal and industrial album? Indeed, yes. Has Marc Broude successfully created an eccentric mix of avant-garde jazz and dark ambient soundscapes? That will be up to you to decide, but in my opinion, he’s come pretty darn close. In fact, much closer than any other musician has. If you are a fan of Lustmord, Lull, Scorn, dark ambient, avant-garde jazz, or just flat-out strange music in general, this will most likely appeal to you. However, please note that this album is not for everyone, nor is it necessarily for the faint of heart at times as well. Would I recommend it? Most definitely. 8 out of 10 stars.." - Ian Felpel

01 - Mineral Water
02 - Face Covered in Shit
03 - Fire on the Water
04 - Happy Like Jazz
05 - For the Flies
06 - War of the Worlds
07 - Muerte