Flowering Tree - Jakob Bro · Midori Takada
Such A Blue Sky / かくも青き空から
To be released October 9, 2026
the single pure thing left - claire rousay · Martyna Basta
hotel room (Unsound, September 25, 2026)
Asia - Kuniyuki Takahashi
Kuniyuki Takahashi – Early Tape Works (1986 - 1993) Vol. 2 (2018, Music From Memory)
Schumann: Fantasie in C, Op. 17: 3. Langsam getragen. Durchweg leise zu halten - Etwas bewegter · Alicia de Larrocha
Liszt: Sonata in B Minor / Schumann: Fantasie, Op. 17 (1978)
Cidade Nova - Edu Lobo
Cantiga De Longe (1970)
Lyrics
An Droighneán Donn - lullahush
Ithaca (2025)
Tag Für Tag (Day By Day) · Hans-Joachim Roedelius
Geschenk Des Augenblicks (1984)
Na Vrba - Svirci Vardarci
Svirci Vardarci LP (Sharla Records, 2025)
Yordan Kostov - accordion, synth
Filip Bukrsliev - electric guitar
Tejka Vasiljevic - drums
Svirci Vardarci is a contemporary/fusion trio from Skopje, Macedonia. Their music is a blend of various styles brought in by its members' rich musical backgrounds. Maybe, It's a curious and playfull child who keeps on discovering new things, creating its own imaginarium, refusing to grow up in a fucked up World. Maybe.
This is their debut LP.
Via Inner Ear: North Macedonian Music for September by Jakub Knera | The Quietus
Um, Dois, Três – Paulinho Nogueira
Dez Bilhões de Neurônios (1972)
The Fyket – Miss Bisset Logierait's Reel – Was Ye At the Bridal – The Cadgers of the Cannongate · Les Musiciens de Saint-Julien · François Lazarevitch
For Ever Fortune: Scottish Music in the 18th Century (2012)
Hamatoura (Fennesz Remix) - Kristo Rodzevski · Fennesz
Orthodoxia Kai Thanatos (2025)
Orthodoxia Kai Thanatos takes a linguistic, psychoanalytic, and anthropological approach to Christian Orthodox chants. The hymns, absorbed over time and recorded in a single take, draw from a wide range of traditions and languages, including Aramaic, Arabic, Coptic, Ethiopian, Greek, Macedonian, and Church Slavonic.
This record is neither academic nor strictly theological. Instead, it attempts to capture how an everyday person might experience these words and melodies. It meditates on the Orthodox understanding of solace and death, while also exploring the nuances of singing, storytelling, and expression within the Christian Orthodox communities of Southeast Europe, the Middle East, and Northeast Africa.
Born from extensive travels throughout these regions, the project seeks to unify, and it reminds us of the common ground shared across centuries. It offers a momentary space in which the fragmentation and acrimony of the present can be set aside, if only briefly.
Via Jakub Knera for The Quietus (Inner Ear: North Macedonian Music for September): Kristo Rodzevski - Orthodoxia Kai Thanatos