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We Were The Hum Of Dreams
by Offthesky & The Humble Bee
supported by 27 fans who also own “Breathing Waters”
Anything Jason Corder (Offthesky) touches has a golden glow...so imagine what you get if he teams up with Craig Tattersall (the humble bee) and you have pure magic. Corder's brilliance with the spatial aspects of a composition come into play, in contrast to- or harmony with- Tattersall's smoky, mysterious musings. For example, Rin Howell's vocals are right here, up front- whilst the rest is on different,faraway planes....Magical to say the least......ss/am
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supported by 26 fans who also own “Breathing Waters”
While I am slightly biased being of good friend of Craig’s and also an ardent fan of his Humble Bee project, I can attest that this release is an exceptionally weathered warbling, and warm and lively in its subdued haze as anything he’s done but with some added layers of oboe and wheezing accordion amidst the tinkering pianos, and unidentifiable synth buildups. Perfect nighttime recollection sounds to share 40 minutes of your night with.
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All Other Voices Gone, Only Yours Remains
by The Humble Bee & Offthesky
supported by 26 fans who also own “Breathing Waters”
This album is absolutely wonderful. The way it unfolds and slowly swells, the control, the discretion, wooziness, decay, melodic restraint.... it has really touched me. Very highly recommended.
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Toise Make Noys
by Uncle Woozee
This wild experimental artist from Chicago uses electric kazoos, tape loops, and more to craft far-out, wonderfully confounding songs.
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A detailed reissue of Arvo Zylo's landmark 2010 experimental album, a nightmarishly brilliant landscape of startling textures.
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Climax In A Process
by Sharkiface
Deeply chilling and absorbing experimental music from Angela Edwards that feels like a long plunge into a cold, dark expanse.
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supported by 25 fans who also own “Breathing Waters”
I wouldn't say the work of Craig Tattersall's humblebee project ever aims to reinvent itself, which is absolutely fine by me, I could listen to these sweet decaying tones the rest of my days. Really nothing else out there that hums at this frequency.
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