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​With help from Karaoke Kalk, Mimsy scavenge & mould sonic fragments into a wayward, yet warm & welcoming world outside reality tunnel constraints & away from human folly, but thoughtfully scatter the route with folk, acid pop & kindly vocal snippets to guide you back in case the endless possibilities are too bewildering.

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»Ormeology« by Mimsy, previously known as Wechsel Garland and Wunder, is an album that whirrs and flickers, seeking to mediate between the tangible world and the intangible by blurring the boundaries between words and sounds and space. It is an archipelago that is in many ways connected to what surrounds it, while at the same time opening up a space of its own. 

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Creditsvoices on 
2,4,7 Lydia Schmidt (additional instruments) 
11 Lilia Katherine & Andrea Hernandez 
12 Wolfram Wire

So another sedate trawl through the world of slow music with a healthy and long overdue global injection, not to mention those old ambient, electronic and dreamy pop favourites, all neatly packaged in an hour long audible candy bar, perfect for late night musical munchies.

Innesti - Narrative Forms (Self Release)
Bremer McCoy - Natten (Self Release)
Ballaké Sissoki - Nan Sira Madi (No Format!)
Guy Buttery - Kya Baat (Riverboat)
Vanishing Twin - Phase One Million (Fire Records)
Monde UFO - Lying On The Ground (Self Release)
HTRK - Kiss Kiss and Rhinestones (N & J Blueberries)
De Beren Gieren - Less Is Endless (Sdban Ultra/N.E.W.S.)
Brett Naucke - Rose Water (American Dreams)
Nueen - Moving II (Quiet Time Tapes)
Louf - Kilopascal (Omena)
Other Lands - Pine Barrens (Circles And Phases)
Motoko & Myers - Gaze Brace (Soda Gong)
Reuben Vaun Smith - Truth (Soundway)

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​If you're struggling with the concept of work after the weekend then the new Future Museums LP for Aural Canyon of rhythmic ambient, New Age nods and fluffy kosmische constructs should help ease the reality check & get you to the photocopier on time.

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Harpoon of Sunlight exists inside the infamous Texas summer. In the liminal space between shade and a blinding heat. In that sigh of relief as the sun dips below the tree line and a long awaited breeze announces it's presence. Recorded in quarantine (but not isolation) between June & August 2020, Harpoon emerged and transformed itself after weeks of demos attempting to perfect certain percussion sounds. Originally intended as an hour and a half long album exercising patience and repetition, the most melodic moments were cutaway to form the first vinyl release for both Future Museums and Aural Canyon. This is a statement on heat, on the pleasure of sunlight, and compassion surviving a historically tragic and traumatic cycle of seasons.

Credits
Written, performed & produced by Neil Lord 
Mastered by Dylan Cameron at Stassney Studios 
Art & Layout by Samantha Wendel​

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Sunday salutations from the RVNG Intl. diaspora who have kindly supplied a dressing gown, slipper & supplement friendly selection of New Age noodles, weightless folk, wispy pop & a couple of weirdy wobblers just to keep you on your toes, as you will have to get dressed sometime.

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Salutations signals a series of meetings, greetings, group assemblies and exercises along the invisible plane created through correspondence. This is the inaugural compilation of new music from RVNG, inspired in part by a collaboration with Adult Swim. 

The question of how similar we are arises in the simple form of contact, and how we choose to embrace the potential of that moment and one another. Through correspondence, we connect, communicate, and form community. At first, correspondents with one another, and through the processes of collaboration and transmission, we correspond to parallel and intersecting collective cores. 

This eternal network, perhaps informed (consciously or subconsciously) by some celestial or spiritual force, becomes a portal to practice social responsibility and an access point to a wider, inclusive universe of information. In turn, the network becomes a human phenomenon, as well as a potent demonstration of art and collectivism. As the world heals, and evolves through future changes, having this network in place provides a vessel to and grow / glow beyond our corporeal state.

CreditsMastered by Stephan Mathieu for Schwebung Mastering, Bonn, Germany 
Artwork by Will Work For Good​

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I'd probably recommend this LP just to wig people out with the cover & make my Instagram feed look cooler, but fortunately the new LP from Dr. Joy for Idee Fixe Records is a desert wind warmed, kosmische Americana, freak folking, space rocking, double dropping trip and a half. Jump on the bus.

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