right now 00:37:00 is sounding awesome.
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that beat
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New Kuedo. Haven’t kept up with their releases since Severant in 2011.
when in a mood for dark stuff…
A customer brought me some goodies in my shop.
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bagpipe jazz
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Thirs album
Although i couldn’t find the entire album, found some live shows and talks and stuff 
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ABYSS LOFI mix. It is very calm and unusual music I would say. But I think some people may like it :3
My wife had her very own record store day and picked up The Cure’s Pornography on picture disc. She’s a keeper 
Also this: Lynch’s Blue Velvet soundtrack double LP with one whole record of just cues/incidental music. R.I.P. Julee Cruise
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I’ve been obsessively digging into West Mineral Ltd releases and it led me to Ben Bondy’s soundcloud. If you love pitched-shifted pop super ballads inside of reharmonized ambient pads/bass/washes, you’re gonna love this live set. Not my typical listen, but I dig it.
You’ve probably seen it but if not:
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Rediscovering more 90s classics
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I so miss this kind of recording quality.
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this one is really good…
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Januari har trettioen dagar (January has 31 days)
In early November 2021 I had started to form a project idea in my head - To record 31 bars of 4/4 at 100bpm (1 min 14 secs) everyday for 31 days throughout the month of January 2022. A sonic diary.
By late November, I began to be haunted by panic attacks. Instead of listening to my body I continued to push on with work, and everything else in life, like nothing was going on.
In the middle of December, a couple of days after I presented the idea to Tone Burst, the darkness swallowed me completely. I went into hibernation and shut the rest of the world out. No social media, no news and no creativity. I didn’t think this project would happen.
On the 31st of December I decided I would try to go through with the idea. I started to go outside again into public places, listening to the world around me through my mobile phone’s microphone.
What follows here are the processes I used to get back up on my feet.
It’s simple, it’s intense. It’s slow, it’s chaotic.
It’s tedious, it’s beautiful.
My hopes are that it is in someway a reflection of life.All recordings by Jonas Geiger Ohlin
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