Yann Novak Los Angeles, California
Yann Novak is a multidisciplinary artist and composer based in Los Angeles. His work is guided by his unique perspective as a queer autodidact. Informed by his partial color blindness and dyslexia, Novak uses sound and light to explore how these intangible materials can act as catalysts to focus our awareness on our own direct experience. ... more
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We, so tired of all the darkness in our lives
by Leyland Kirby
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During the final days of writing my thesis I listened to this album on repeat for hours at a time. It was like being suspended in one eternal moment while all that changed around me were the ripples and eddies of a slowly meandering river.
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Sallaw
by Porya Hatami | Aaron Martin | Roberto Attanasio
supported by 6 fans who also own “+ROOM”
...Yet beyond crafting four distinct atmospheres, it's the evolution of each piece, the change in seasonal sound, that makes Sallaw such an excellent piece of story-telling. Rather than shown the imagery upfront, the listener is instead guided, and left with space to explore on their own. The ability of the trio's minimal musical writing to evoke such a coherent subject is made all the more impressive by the subtlety with which it is achieved. Full review here: http://bit.ly/2VdX4of
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Live on WPRB (2016)
by Hotel Neon
supported by 6 fans who also own “+ROOM”
Being recorded "in the early morning hours of (a) Saturday", i simply decided to celebrate this particularity by listening to this album especially on Saturday mornings, before going to sleep after a long gaming night or after a techno party.
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A collaboration between two sound artists aims for uncanny, hallucinatory territory.
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Recalcitrance
by Matthijs Kouw & Gagi Petrovic
Experimentalists Matthijs Jouw & Gagi Petrovic get metaphysical on this split LP interpreting shared source sounds to differing ends.
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lost tapes from the lilac island in space
by babyxxan
These surprisingly emotional field recordings, paired with ambient instrumentals, summon something moving & intangible.
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