home for her genre ambiguous sonic deviance and technology enhanced hallucinations

Medieval abbess, theologian, mystic, polymath and 12th century composer Hildegard von Bingen, and highlight how timeless and useful her ideas and techniques still are

All is not lost but time is fast running out. The revolution will not be televised but there is strength in numbers and the music is better in the resistance.

The Slow Music Movement Radio Show is back after a seven month hiatus, and about time too....

It’s a whimsical collection of experimental guitar and a great introduction to this laid back, boundary reshaping guitarist and producer.

explores the power, & at the mid-way mark the brutality, of this natural force, before a calmer, kosmische second half takes you safely home

The restless sound design and jazz tickled production lend a questioning air to proceedings, sounds zipping in and out and buzzing around

into eclectic dub territory, augmenting the varied digi-dub riddims with some focussed and classic electronic sounds

the release is full of electronic purity, minimal purpose and blissful repetition.

The guitars lay down a good natured folk vibe which slowly gets consumed by the cosmic electronica on it's quest to reach a higher plain

the emotive synth line that propels the track from its submerged origins into more rarefied, electronic soul imbued territory

who's intent on taking the sounds of this traditional instrument to more playful, rarefied realms via retro synths & kooky arrangements

If you need some music for late night urban wandering or late night tower block powwows then look no further.

It's a mesmerising transmission that sits between worlds and sounds great on repeat

his primal blues wrestling with the sonic sands whilst spreading delayed tentacles in all directions to keep it's head above the depths.

Vintage synths swirl, sometimes in epic fashion, loosening your grip on reality to help achieve a positive outcome.

a fine slice of patiently building, gently hypnotic, dub tickled ambient downtempo that will sound good for after the after party

Well Remorae, where once their fusion could occasionally feel a touch unbalanced, have absolutely nailed it this time around.

intertwining ambience constructs, subtly insistent percussion and pleasant static sheen

deep space evoking, shape shifting slice of ambient drift

sink into his soft edged beats and ambient drift, where even the club constructs are designed for the start of night or after the after party

Most tracks float effortlessly through the speakers and hang in the air like your wayward uncle’s cigarette smoke,

It's a fine slice of broken streetlight and tower block ambient engineering

It's a sprawling, cavernous, refreshingly full bodied ambient excursion that floods through the speakers