Gallowglas UK
Gallowglas is musical collaboration assisted by Johan G. Winther, among others who wish to remain anonymous.
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supported by 82 fans who also own “Boneyard”
Meander through a wooded copse under darkening skies, just as the sun is tinged orange-red, and let Sailcloth take his tactile bowed and plucked Double Bass focused compositions on as your soundtrack. Rooted, vast, earthy and dreamy with some light shadows teeming from the edges, but lightness and dreamy wonder prevail. This release shows Alex's strong compositional skills and growth and further excels from his already amazing 1st EP. Very highly reccomended.
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Light Caught The Edges
by From the Mouth of the Sun
supported by 80 fans who also own “Boneyard”
One of the most stunning albums I've ever heard. Beautiful and meditative. The album is aptly titled, as the music brings forth images of light filtered through fall leaves and reflecting from forest streams. If there was ever a soundtrack for contemplative "shinrin-yoku", this is it. Highest recommendation.
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Built Upon a Fearful Void
by William Ryan Fritch
supported by 79 fans who also own “Boneyard”
Incredibly atmospheric and eerie music from this multi-instrumentalist composer. Known for his award-winning documentary and narrative film soundtracks, he blends experimental, folk, and contemporary classical into a delectable melange. There are two gorgeous suites included in this release, but to give an idea of what to expect, my favourite track is A Pale Mare.
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A visceral LP centered on the subject of death; deft layers of instrumentation that blurs the line between organic and electronic.
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Make-Believe (2020 remix)
by Jessica in The Rainbow
This remixed reissue of Jessica in The Rainbow’s 2017 album brings out new levels of detail in its tiny, winning bedroom pop songs.
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The Spell Between
by Caroline Blind
Swirling goth-rock from the big voice behind '90s outfit Sunshine Blind, featuring a who's-who of dark underground denizens.
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the old capital
by Claire Deak & Tony Dupé
supported by 77 fans who also own “Boneyard”
Slow sometimes ponderous soundscapes never lacking in interesting instrumentation.
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