21 mixes with tracks by “Dictaphone”

A sonic postcard recalling faded memories, back from our childhood. The family's yearly summer vacations next to the sea, the unexpected summer storms in the middle of August, the endless bicycle rides, and, this, permanent smell of coconut suntanning lotion everywhere. Forty five blissful minutes, including work by Keith Kenniff, Dictaphone, Library Tapes, and Peter Broderick among others.

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Ten recent French garage/psych/noise-induced favorites, featuring The Feeling of Love, Catholic Spray, and the Limiñanas. Turn it up!

Soundtrack to a film noir, for those rainy, restless nights. Best enjoyed with a cup of strong black tea. Now with 83% more brooding stares.

close your eyes and enjoy these sunday mix...

..."una meraviglia e un mistero" (King Creosote & Jon Hopkins, Dictaphone, Low Roar & more)

Enter liminality: "An interval, however brief, of margin or limen, when the past is momentarily negated, suspended or abrogated, and the future has not yet begun, an instant of pure potentiality when everything, as it were, trembles in the balance." (Victor Turner)

This mix is purely instrumental (well, almost - no excessive singing, just a kind of parataxis of utterances), progressing from somewhat lively buzzing through a dreamy landscape of falling silence.

Mellow minimal for your enjoyment.

Inluding Lusine Icl, Dictaphone and Bjork and Current Value.

A collection of mostly instrumental tracks with a distinctly noirish touch - the term is, of course, quite loose, but the list should go well with those sleepless nights of contemplation, studying or drifting in the city flaneur-like.

If you liked the first part, I hope you will also enjoy this one as much as I do. This is the second part of an experimental narrative, progressing slowly from contemporary instrumental music to minimalistic patterns; ending up to atmospheric ambient sounds. Including work by Christina Vantzou, Hauschka, Goldmund, Zoë Keating and many other amazing artists!

Nine mellowed & subtly melodic tracks including music by Autechre, Bomb The Bass and Lali Puna, and Christopher Willits.

A soundtrack for the overbearingly joyous and self-importantly dramatic mess that are my early 20s. Twenty-six tracks including Kings of Leon, The Kills and Lykke Li.

Playlist for 2nd hour Spotlight On #27. Eight tracks including music by Crippled Black Phoenix, Dictaphone, Jack Hertz
Pic: Visitors tunnel prison Dusseldorf by Markus Lennenbrink