LINE Los Angeles, California
Richard Chartier's LINE publishes editions documenting compositional & installation works by international sound artists & composers exploring the aesthetics of minimalism.
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RADIANCE
by Stephan Mathieu
supported by 31 fans who also own “Singulum”
*In this sprawling audio "cycle", Stephan explores analogue sounds and drones that are peaceful, subtle and abstract at times. Like any large compendium, one must revisit it time and again to capture all that is exquisitely presented. If resolute, there are many beautiful rewards to discover here. Best w/ headphones... Enjoy! Interview about Radiance: http://www.fluid-radio.co.uk/2016/07/stephan-mathieu-the-radiance-interview/ AND http://www.schwebung-mastering.com
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Twine
by Taylor Deupree & Marcus Fischer
supported by 29 fans who also own “Singulum”
A gentle, textured, and contemplative album. At times gives the feel of Music for Airports, but with a wonderfully organic quality.
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Compressions & Rarefactions
by Kenneth Kirschner
supported by 28 fans who also own “Singulum”
A uniquely brilliant piece of work from a great musician. I will be checking out more of his and 12K's releases for sure.
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Reel 4
by Paul Jordan | OST
Paul Jordan returns with another batch of dreamy, immersive soundscapes that feel like the score to a sci-fi film yet to be written.
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Reel 3
by Paul Jordan | OST
Paul Jordan’s latest batch of ominous, hypnotic synth atmospherics are paired with beautiful, limited-edition prints on high texture paper.
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The Score
by Paul Jordan | OST
In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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Intrication
by France Jobin
supported by 27 fans who also own “Singulum”
Utterly unearthly. Exquisite delicacy and clarity. First listening was open headphones which rendered Frances space and physicality with compelling resolution. Resolved complete album and favourites would do no justice to the holistic experience.
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