Lately Kind of Yeah – Sturm und Drang (VULP-0146)
Part of the Lately Kind of Yeah archive series.
Sturm und Drang is a greatly improved and expanded Storm and Urge, originally released on Vulpiano back in 2011. Awash with noise but still so sweet, and perhaps one of the warmest, coziest releases LKOY’s discography.
Words from the artist:
“Marking a start to the singer-songwriter transition, I went away from sequencing synths and into learning how to sing. It was ultimately influenced by relationships and usually from the perspective of ‘me to you’, but its turn-around was that I always sang them to myself. Despite drowning most lyrics in delay and noise, it only mattered if I knew what they were. This was my practice of reminders and rewiring.
There’s always been recordings from each cycle that sang and latched onto other people, giving reason into sharing the music at all, but that did eventually mutate why I liked to record. Once anyone else heard my voice, it wasn’t really mine anymore.”
released July 18, 2019
S27-X (I) available here: section27.bandcamp.com/album/s27-x-i
Marking our 10th year of underground electronics, mangling ears and brains since 2009.
Art Direction by Kounterpart.
(Almost) all tracks mastered by the respective artists.
Compiled by S27.
Cat No. [S27-172-2]
released July 18, 2019
S27-X (II) available here: section27.bandcamp.com/album/s27-x-ii
Marking our 10th year of underground electronics, mangling ears and brains since 2009.
Art Direction by Kounterpart.
danielglaser.de
(Almost) all tracks mastered by the respective artists.
Compiled by S27.
Cat No. [S27-172-1]
Netlabel Day 2019
After the success of our previous co-op release last year, here is the latest work from both 4T Thieves and Pandacetamol. Tracks and credits:
Produced by 4T Thieves: Cricket Pit, Standalone Serenity, The Rusty Key, Waldorf Salad Along Here, Find The Shape
Produced by Pandacetamol: Cob Backwards, Industrial Incident, Nordic Harmony, She danced on the sand, Origins
You can expect masterly sounding melodic electronica, sometimes playful and also sometimes referencing old soviet-russian radio sounds or songs, rising to the uber hymn, the “Epic Rise and Fall”, where all the essentials: love, longing and hope come together for the climax in the Now, heading for the tomorrow, binding you with us and all the other listeners through spacetime.
released June 14, 2019
W+P: Carlos Sicrock
Mastering: Mudrost / Audioworkshop
Artwork: John Bushby
Third round of our new interview series also brings a little insight
on Mikk Rebanes life and music.
Tracks list:
I Garden
Whirled
Clay And Pot
Entropy
The Deep Blue Night
Dissolution
Floating
Mirror
The Unchanging
Prelude
