#nonlocal research

New England trio Million Brazilians is set to unleash its latest sonic excavation. Strange Oasis is inspired by Colonel Percy Harrison Fawcett, who in 1925 “disappeared in the indescribable jungles of Brazil during an expedition to find the lost city of Z.”

Approaching the album to achieve “in sound what Fawcett dreamed to find,” the trio of Suzanne Stone (alto & bamboo saxophone, kalimba,…

Mummy Dust Trippers (Corum & Winslow) announce two new LPs, Perfect Prey and Song of the Cactus House, share new tracks from each

“Inhale with extreme caution.” So goes the apt descriptor for a tripped out bazaar of sounds from shamanic musical journeymen “Wildman” Winslow and Grant Corum. Some may recognize the latter for his work as The Orchardist or under his own name.

Together, Winslow & Corum are unveiling a kaleidoscopic sonic travelogue in the form of two separate albums: Perfect Prey and Song of the Cactus House.…

Watch: Embassador Dulgoon – “Orkneyan Skerries, 2078”

Just in time for exchange of warm, sunny days for cool, cloudy, and rainy days by me. I won’t lie, I love it! Summer is cool and all, but when you work 40 hours in a basement office, it loses its luster. Now we’re getting to nine months of time for me to sit inside and zone some nice, dank electronic jams, both for TMT purposes and for my own personal listening.

As a follow-up to the deep,…