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Thanks to Laurence Wilson, Mountain Range’s gloriously happy, beautifully ambient, Sigor Ros-inspired sounds came to my attention this afternoon.
With electronic, nature-infected notes, It’s Lonely Around People, Too at points feels so much like an underwater wilderness I can almost picture fish swimming around my desk. At any rate, I’m transported away from the monotony of revision and leaves me in a slightly more blissful place than where I started.
Apparently the EP is looming. However, that was news back in December last year. Let’s hope it enters our ear-domains in the very near future.
stunningly motivating - distinctive tribal sounds in vocals and drums
Lucy Rose: Bikes
Great guitar sounds and vocals. Utterly beautiful.
Art.sy: an online art collection site that, ingeniously, uses algorithms to understand your preferred works of art (or those in your own collection) and suggests new matches for you. You can even follow a certain ‘gene’ or type of art, such as 1960’s Art, or Black & White Photography. And once you’ve followed an artist or gene, you’ll get an email notification about new artworks, sales and upcoming shows. Utterly brilliant. Have an explore, its been in private testing for a while now, but opened to the public yesterday.
And even better, the website design is super slick and easy to use. Now to discover new artworks to love!
Take a look at the rest of this chaps photos - some great shots around Soho and Camden Town
London, Soho
Visual Art
Several oil paintings on canvas from 2010 - 2012 by Scranton, Pennsylvania born artist Russ Noto.
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#climatechange #ourchangingworld Dr Heather Lovell’s talk: Climate Change and the Challenge for Policy Makers @UniofEdinburgh (Taken with Instagram)
Great sounds and chilled vocals, taking you to another world.
Shinies: Ennui
“Ennui” = boredom? Or a strange lacking of enthusiasm for what currently surrounds us? I see this Fabio Younnis-directed video it as a cold representation that as young people move to a time of heightened responsibility they/we have to suppress, or burn, childhood memories. Apparently, nostalgia now doesn’t have a place in our society and we can’t run life and memories alongside each other.
But perhaps this bleakness is a product of our conditioning and the way we’re been conditioned?
See what you think. The track’s pretty ace too.
Today’s super soundtrack
