Lost Trail - Rooftops / Spires / Valleys @redizork

Uploaded February 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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"Old wood, old sounds, old attitudes are being cut away, making room for new growth. As haunted as Lost Trail has often seemed to be, this...sounds like sunshine." - A Closer Listen

"Lost Trail is a truly realized idea and an inspirational project...As with any good ambient music, it portrays an epically vibrant atmosphere which is tasty and fulfilling. Not one note or captured moment of this collage sounds tired, bored or uninspired. A truly delicious experience, and a highly recommended album!...I cannot wait to hear more from Lost Trail." - Eternity Tree

"This haunted house music is a perfect soundtrack for a cold winter's day." - Vital Weekly

Lost Trail - Rooftops / Spires / Valleys

$Pjusk - Trolsk With their distant, icy ambient music in shades of pale blues and greys, the Norwegian duo Pjusk evoke lonliness, time and landscape with their sound that stretches slowly, carefully and patiently through the air. Having previously released two albums on 12k, their debut Sart (12k1042, 2007) and Sval (12k1059, 2010) and a third, Tele (Glacial Movement Records, 2012), Pjusk return with perhaps their boldest and most focused album yet. Solstøv is an album made almost entirely from the sound of the trumpet (performed by Kåre Nymark jr), both natural and processed. Pjusk explored it not only as the delicate acoustic instrument that it is but as a generator of tone and nuanced source material. 12ks Taylor Deupree was invited to provide sonic manipulations of the trumpet with the sound design system Kyma transforming it into delicately strange passages and tones. Solstøvs instrumental approach allowed the duo to focus and dig incredibly deep into the harmonic world they were creating. Playing off ideas of the macro and the micro, from the universe above to the earth below our feet (so beautifully realized in the cover painting by Marianne Morild)Pjusk was able to firmly command their characteristic glacial sound, yet approach it from an entirely different musical starting point. The duos massive soundscapes are punctuated with low, churning rhythms, sparkling and fractured textural fragments all accented and wrapped in harmonic movements of the trumpet and its ghosts. Solstøv, the sun, the dust... expansive, shifting, weightless and shimmering. This is an album, epic in its sound and approach, that channels the Norwegian landscape in all of its stark beauty; its cold, its warmth, and its place in the universe. To listen to Pjusk is to sit quietly in an endless night.$

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$Tapes and Topographies - Floating World - Reflections On 36 Views Of Newland Island (Full Album) from bandcamp: ‘Floating World’ is an album by US based artist Todd Gautreau, who records as Tapes and Topographies. It was created in response to a collaboration project called Thirty-Six Views of Newland Island with British artist Jonathan S Hooper. The album follows last year’s ‘Amplitudes’ and is another entry to Todd’s discography, alongside music on labels such as Past Inside The Present, Dronarivm, Shimmering Moods and his own Simulacra Records. https://whitelabrecs.bandcamp.com/album/floating-world-reflections-on-36-views-of-newland-island Tracklist: 1. The Floating World 00:00 2. Entropy 05:37 3. Ontologies 10:52 4. Diffraction 16:29 5. Ma 間 21:27 6. Counterpoint 26:36 7. Light Echoes 31:37 8. Dusk 36:49 9. Penn Tir 39:41$