Artistic Wave, Alien Signals, and Exit Noises

Hi everybody, it's Mark Rushton...

For the music fans, I have three new releases at Bandcamp - and all of them are coming to streaming services in the next month.



The latest Ambient Matyk release, titled "Artistic Wave", is now out on Bandcamp. 11 tracks of ambient chill and about 35 minute in length. It'll be arriving to worldwide streaming services on October 10, 2022.  Check out the highlighted ambient track, "Escaping Slowly".

Is that a pet goat on the cover?  Yes it is!  Not my pet goat, but one of two I ran into recently.  I haven't seen that sort of thing before.  They were nice goats!

Ambient Matyk is live and improvisational ambient music.

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"I Want to Walk Out Into the Night" (Bandcamp edition) by Vibrating Wires is now out on Bandcamp.  It's a 19 track compilation of two EPs and a bunch of singles released to streaming services in 2021 and 2022.  The EP of the same name will be released to streaming services on September 30th, Check out the highlighted track "Overnight Thoughts".

Vibrating Wires is stark, desolate "mutant country" music, and background noises.  Created with lap steel and heavily processed into ambient bliss and noise.

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"Alien Signals" (Bandcamp edition) by Saag Paneer is now out on Bandcamp.  It's a 14 track compilation of various EPs and singles released in 2021 and 2022.  The EP of the same name will be released to streaming services on September 20th.  Check out the highlighted track "Alien Signals".

Saag Paneer is heavily processed, Indian-style drones.

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And for you really deep divers, check out the 14 second track I recently made for the 559th Disquiet Junto.

The Assignment: Compose your personal entrance and exit cues for conference calls.

I like a smooth entrance and a glitchy exit.  So the track is 2 seconds of smooth ambient entrance, a little silence, and the rest is a glitchy exit!

The track is called "Smooth In Glitch Out" and is available at Soundcloud.

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That's all for now....  more next week!



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