Nathan Micay - To The God Named Dream - VINYL LP

Traditional music from Ireland, England and Scotland touches our hearts in a way that is very special and somehow magical. On this album, InchSpirit and PleasureInch shows excerpts from the musical world of the 17th & 18th century in Ireland, Scotland and England old pieces that were only passed down orally, new music in the traditional style, composers who are assigned to the Inchcourtly-bourgeoisInch music, discovered the charm of these melodies, provided them with basso continuo and variations and published them among others in London, the musical center of England. The album title InchGood tasteInch is derived from the InchTreatise of Good Taste in the Art of MusicInch by Francesco Geminiani.

Nathan Micay has provided the full original score to the new HBO series Industry - centred on young graduates of mixed backgrounds, entering the cut-throat world of London finance. LuckyMe the original soundtrack alongside new bonus dance edits. Nathan Micay's title track channels the spirit of Tangerine Dream and Jean-Michel Jarre, also blending euphoric trance and dream pop with excerpts of the characters dialogue, creating a celestial mezzanine that both compliments the TV show, and excels as standalone art. As The Quietus highlighted in 2019, InchMicays strength as a composer and producer comes from how he keeps this narrative flowingInch, scoring for TV was a natural progression for the multi-instrumentalist.A1. Industry A2. Birth Of A World Killer A3. Wins/Losses A4. He Still Has The Key A5. Country Club Henries A6. Cutting A Line At The Tailor A7. Don't Speak To The Press (For My Love) B1. Harpers Morning Pitch B2. To Me, You're Worthless B2. You're Far Too Young B3. Funnily Enough I Remember B4. I Need The Structure B5. Grad Walk B6. End Credits (Let's Go Make Some Money)

Limited colored vinyl LP pressing including . 2016 . Jordan Geiger has been releasing records for the last 15 years, both as a solo musician under the Hospital Ships moniker as well as a band member in groups including Shearwater, Des Ark, and Minus Story. The Past is Not a Flood is his fourth full-length as Hospital Ships. This also marks his sixth record with famed producer John Congleton (St. Vincent, The Walkmen, Modest Mouse, etc). The record was a collaborative effort, made by Geiger inviting friends to the recording studio. They had no prior knowledge of what the songs would be. As described by Geiger, InchWe would build repetitive patterns together until we had something I liked, and then we would track live with me playing/singing the song under the pattern we had built up. This process was made because I didn't really have my band lineup in Austin, and I wanted to open up the process to collaboration, and also inspired heavily by Arthur Russells semi-improvisational instrumentals, mainly the First Thought Best Thought record. Then I'd overdub as I saw fit at home, adding samples from previous Hospital Ships records as well as a Shearwater sample, and vocals, and vintage synths, which is a new texture for my records. The record was completed by the mixing of John Congleton, who is my other longtime and trusted collaborator.Inch