Gentilesky - Dream - VINYL LP

On their debut LP The Dream, Tashaki Miyaki expand beyond the minimalist sound of their acclaimed EP. rich, sweeping arrangements float around the steady groove of the rhythm section and fierce, atmospheric guitars. The Dream creates a world of it's own evoking a feel both classic and futuristic. The album is produced by vocalist/multi-instrumentalist/songwriter Paige Stark. Enlisting the talents of engineer Dan Horne (Cass McCombs, Allah-Las), with appearances by local legend Joel Jerome (Cherry Glazerr, La Sera, Dios), and multi-instrumentalist Jon Brion to help fill out the sound. The Dream is a beautiful and indelible record, firmly establishing Tashaki Miyaki's singular sound and voice. As the Fader once said of the band's sound, Inchit's so pretty I am afraid saying anything else might diminish it.Inch

Vinyl LP pressing. 2015 , the third album by guitarist Ken Camden. Dream Memory continues his explorations to seek out new techniques and sounds from the electric guitar. By utilizing both a steel slide and e-bow technique, Camden has moved into micro-tonal territory to bridge the textural gap between guitar and synthesizer while examining their inherent differences. The palette is further broadened by introducing an organic vocal sampling machine described as a Vocaltron. Much like a Mellotron, vocal samples (contributed by Emily Elhaj and Angel Olsen) are chromatically organized in half steps from the lowest note to the highest possible. Each set is specific to the contributor's range and each note is unedited to keep all original characteristics of that particular individual's voice. This organized organic information adds a contrast to the electric guitar and synthesizer arrangements on the album. The development of all of these systems gives Dream Memory a diversity throughout its tracks while maintaining an atmospheric bond that weaves the ideas into a thematic whole.

Limited gold vinyl LP pressing in gatefold sleeve with . Recorded in Crear in the Western Highlands by the band, and mixed in London by Alan Moulder, Editors' fifth studio album, In Dream is the second from the 'new' line-up of the band with Justin Lockey and Elliott Williams firmly in place alongside founding members Tom Smith, Russell Leetch and Ed Lay. In Dream is the first Editors album to feature a duet, Slowdive's Rachel Goswell sharing vocal duties on InchThe LawInch and adding backing vocals to InchOcean of NightInch and InchAt All Cost, Inch and is an album focused on allowing artistic interpretations outside of the band to flourish; Moulder was left to mix the tracks without any band involvement whilst visual collaborator Rahi Rezvani has been given carte blanche with the photography and videography that will accompany the album and it's attendant singles. It is a bold and expansive statement and is driven by, according to Tom Smith, a belief that music can be 'both pop and experimental'.