Be they improvs, solo experimentations of Williams, or a proper album release from one of their “groups/bands” for lack of a better term. I always feel that my time was well-spent listening to their albums. It is a laudable task to simultaneously release many of one’s wanderings while still managing to keep the releases feeling fresh and valuable (in the sense that their listeners’ time is valuable and we shouldn’t waste it listening to just anything, even an improvisation should leave the listener feeling rewarded, otherwise it shouldn’t be released at all). Some of the improvisations feel rougher than others, but that’s fine, Williams is testing his musical boundaries before the eyes of the music community. I’ve been following The Eagle Stone Collective since about 2016 or early 2017 and I really enjoy everything they release. I’ve taken the time to detail the label itself here because I truly love what they are doing. The music that falls under this category is released under his real name, while the proper albums are released under one of his monikers (at least this appears to be the pattern from my perspective). But unlike either of the aforementioned gentlemen, Williams not only uses his label for fully realized albums, it is also a place to release his experimentations and improvisations.
Williams uses various names to denote the different sorts of music he creates on the label, in a similar fashion to the structures Pär Boström (Kammarheit, Cities Last Broadcast, etc.) and Peter Andersson (raison d’être, Atomine Elektrine, etc.) have used over the years to denote their various styles of music. But the majority of the label’s releases are various solo works by Caleb R.K. John Scott Gartner has appeared solo, as well as part of Eagle Stone and Old Green Mountain, both of which are duo projects with Caleb R.K. The label features a variety of guests including Abigail Lily O’Hara, who released the enchanting Meanderlate last year. The label released their first digital album, Eagle Stone EP in 2015 and their first physical, Alaska in 2016. A minimalist and emotional vision of a sensory universe.”
Influenced by the desert and natural areas of the wilderness of our world and beyond. “The Eagle Stone Collective is a musical project/collective on the fringes of ambient Americana, drone and other experiments. A rough translation of his label’s mission statement says: The Eagle Stone Collective is a label out of France, run by Caleb R.K. Which showcases some of the best elements of The Eagle Stone Collective musically, as well as in the physical release.Īlbum: That Comes from the Tree and the Mist Kaya North deliver a dark ambient improvisation If you find value in what we do here at This Is Darkness, please consider sharing this article on your social medias!Ġ4. You can find links to each track’s album on Bandcamp below the Mixcloud player!
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It is with much pleasure that This Is Darkness offers you a mix crafted by the man that runs Black Mara Records, Дмитрий Федощенко! Enjoy the mix, and if you hear something you like please support the artist with a download or purchase of one of their exquisite physical releases! Special editions come with everything from handcrafted incense to leather-bound books. Each release has its own style and packaging. They also have drawn much attention for their focus on beautifully realized physical releases. Only releasing music since 2015, Black Mara immediately stood out because of their attention to releasing the music of top-notch artists. Both releases came out on Mara Records has been one of the most interesting labels to emerge in the last few years. It is a highly original venture into still largely unexplored territory, which has also drawn considerable interest outside of specifically music-related circles – as testified by the recent appearance of the group at Seattle's Esoteric Book Conference. Arktau Eos work in a specially built studio-laboratory recording mostly on real, old-time reel tape, utilising an array of unusual, ethnic and self-built instruments, as well as synths from the ‘60s and ‘70s in an intuitive or a mediumistic manner. Their previous output has been received exceptionally well across a variety of genres, with its praises sung by enthusiasts into experimental/minimalistic music, dark ambient, and the old-school ritual music typified by early Ain Soph or the Nekrophile Records roster from the mid-’80s. "Ioh-Maera" & "Unworeldes" present the latest steps in the evolution of Arktau Eos' "archaic elemental music" towards new and unknown spheres. "Ioh-Maera" is available on CD only whereas "Unworeldes" is a vinyl-only release. Svart Records presents the simultaneous release of two new albums by the esoteric exploration unit Arktau Eos from Finland.
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