Last Days - Your Silence Is The Loudest Sound

Artist: Last Days
Track: Your Silence is the Loudest Sound
Album: The Safety of the North (2009)

Last Days is the music of ambient artist Graham Richardson, whose music explores personal themes of stasis and flux, escape and acceptance, security and upheaval. Drawing his moniker and ethos from the bittersweet emotions that often accompany periods of transition and loss, Last Days contrasts the intimacy of lonely field recordings and elementary instruments (a child’s accordion, a single repeated piano note) with cinematic shoegaze swells and complex, interlocking melodies created by the latest in digital technology.

Richardson has released three albums to date; Sea (), These Places Are Now Ruins (), and The Safety of the North (). The fourth release Satellite is due out on 15th September.

Connect with Last Days on Facebook, Bandcamp, Last.fm and SoundCloud.

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Inspirative - Felicity Is Out There

Artist: Inspirative
Track: Felicity Is Out There
Album: Memories Come Rushing Up to Meet Me Now (2010)

Inspirative is a post-rock band from Bangkok, Thailand formed in 2006. The band initially started as a solo project of Noppanan Panicharoen. All members joined in 2008 and turned into a full band consisting of Noppanan Panicharoen (guitar), Amornthep Masawang (Bass), Pongpat Phaukwattana (Guitar), Sirichai Chanmanklakul (Drums), Wuttipong Huangpetch (Piano, Vocal). The band’s music is composed of expansive melodic guitar based and ambient field recordings.

Check them out on Facebook, and download When We Talk EP (Feb 2011) on Bandcamp.

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Gultskra Artikler - Bojestvo

Artist: Gultskra Artikler
Track: Bojestvo 
Album: Abtu Anet (2012)

Gultskra Artikler is a project of Alexey Devyanin. Gultskra Artikler comes from Novosibirsk, Russia, and now bases in Moscow. His art absorbed the feeling of the inclement winters and endless snow-white landscapes.

Neo-folk cyber-psychedelia. Gultskra’s music is always the unique mixture of brutal and honest vibes of mysterious Siberian soul and hi-tech technologies, some unpredictable electro-acoustical and avant-garde instrumental movements and precision electronical manipulations, strange field recordings.

 Read my review of Abtu Anet over at The Silent Ballet, listen here and buy here.


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