Showing posts with label ANMA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ANMA. Show all posts

Thursday, February 11, 2021

ANMA - Limbus (2020)

 


Another gem brought to you by Andreas. This time not released on tape but instead fully digital. This collection is ANMA's concept of limbo, or that space between heaven and hell. The tracks are longish and sparse and you can definitely feel the lost floating nothingness, that eventually drifts into what I can only explain as an electronic heartbeat. This collection takes some time to digest, but eventually will wash over you. As previously mentioned, the best time for ANMA is early morning, or late evening, for me. This time I've traded the rain for snow. Have fun with this set. 

Monday, June 1, 2020

ANMA - Kitahama Ghosts (2019)




This recording is full of white noise, mixed with big atmospheres, dissonance and empty spaces. This was released on cassette and I am really into the tape revival. I think there's something romantic about it. The more you listen, the better the chances are at stretching the tape and creating a whole different experience, or just reducing it to total shit, it all depends I guess. 

I remember as a kid saving up $18.00 and visiting our local Goldblatts with my Aunt to buy my first Walkman. I was so stoked. I dubbed over weirdo sound collages on any cassette I could get my hands on. Take the advice on the cover and listen during a rain storm. It's beautiful.