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Leaving Records re-released Futurangelics on Jan12 2022 with a limited cassette edition & a separate new song + remix "Glowing Dome" b/w "Waver (AV Moves Remix)" here ---->
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Brin (Colin Blanton), Dntel (aka Jimmy Tamborello), and More Eaze (Mari Rubio) are Futurangelics.
via Cached Media:
The three artists, all pioneering their own versions of forward looking electronic music in their own works, mesh into a seamless, gauzy, and expressive trio here; a mysterious palimpsest of amorphous, curious, introspective, and masterfully arranged sounds and musical motifs. The collection feels cinematic; this term usually connotes something sweeping, grandiose… instead of grandiosity we are shown a film full of subtle emotional negotiation, longing and release, mundane landscapes shrouded in purple night and light pollution. Like laying in bed at 4am thumbing back through a camera roll of blurry photographs from a night out with friends. Warm synth timbers grip onto the surfaces of gravely field recordings and parking lot stripes. Vocoded voices are draped through clattering digital percussion expressions, jittery glitches, and processed acoustic guitar. Modular percolations and warm wide pads color the humid post-meridian scene with burgundy light. Bugs clatter around a street light caught in the radiance of a swirling violin movement and a puff of cigarette smoke.
Futurangelics showcases three musicians, all accomplished and respectively unique, congealing as a trio to create something subdued, but in that subtlety deeply rewarding, almost loyal. It feels familiar, but like a friend that has gone away and finally come back to hang again, full of secrets. A world of lights glaring on the windshield as the car glides through the pre-dawn tenderness. For fans of these respective artists, you will find their signatures (cascading microsamples, enveloping synthesis, misty ambient/pop) peppered throughout, but it is those moments where you can’t tell whose hand you’re holding that become the most exhilarating. In those mysteries there is a very peculiar and enchanting softness.
credits
released January 12, 2022
previously released on Cached Media April 2021
brin
norns, computer, samples, percussion, dexed, vocals, field recordings
dntel
computer, modular synth, OB-6
more eaze
vocals, computer, modular synth, korg electribe, guitar, violin, field recordings
supported by 249 fans who also own “Futurangelics”
Just discovered Sam Wilkes and some of his work and bass playing, and arrived to this record. It reminds me a lot to John Hassell/Eno era a bit more jazzy, and all the ambient music from the 80’s. I love it! Santi Umbert
Over 7 days in 2017, Chimet mapped storm data from Hurrican Brian into music, resulting in this minimalist masterpiece. Bandcamp New & Notable Feb 28, 2024
A combination of looping, spacial effects, and modular synthesis turns modern classical sounds into submerged, haunting ambient. Bandcamp New & Notable Feb 20, 2024
supported by 245 fans who also own “Futurangelics”
a music garden; a garden that i can take anywhere, place it on my ears and enjoy its calming ambience. for nature-deprived folks (like me), it's awesome. wolftetsudo