45 mixes with tracks by “Kammerflimmer+Kollektief”

mostly melancholical, but at the same time airy, dreamy and multifaceted 25 tracks for all of you who loves listening instead of talking. many unusual composers and artists including David Lang, Balanescu Quartet and Elliott Carter.

What we cannot speak about we must pass over in silence.
Ludwig Wittgenstein

*cover by Andrew Wyeth. Two if by Sea (1995)

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.

It is confirmed scientifically after the yesterday's rumors, that space dog Laika returned back to earth via a worm hole. Astronaut Ape, Triosk, Loscil and Pan American among others, investigating the record findings from Sputnik's black box...

sadness is only a chapter,
so let's rip out the pages of yesterday.
i will stand tall when the winter gets to us,
if you stay with me.

Twenty-one tracks including music by Les Fragments de la Nuit, The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble and Briskey .

~~darkness and lust .

9

~flesh is approximate.
we clothe it in dreams,
wrestling with our eyes closed~

{ painting__"The Murmur Of The Innocents (16)" by Gottfried Helnwein }

take my hand and drowse away.

A mix to appeal to your inner nihilist. We've got Lamb, Tricky and Smolik.

And we wept that one so lovely should have a life so brief:
Yet not unmeet it was that one, like that young friend of ours,
So gentle and so beautiful, should perish with the flowers.

The Death of the Flowers ~ William Cullen Bryant. 1794–1878

Enjoy Kammerflimmer Kollektief - Zola Jesus - Elite Force.

A Big Bang Event led to the creation of a new musical genre eventually defined as 'Post-rock':
In 1986 Talk Talk released their song 'Time It's Time' and introduced a radically new sensibility.
Hearing this track again recently, I realized this was the first truly 'Post-rock' recording. Talk Talk refined this form on their two final masterworks. By then, many groups such as Radiohead presented their own Post-rock triumphs.
21 tracks / 2.3 hours total, chronological