the exploration begins: supported by renowned Japanese jazz composer Jun Miyake (who has worked with Pina Bausch and Robert Wilson)

while simultaneously representing the timeless tracks that have remained staples of playlists and mixtapes for fans of the band for generations

The flowing pop of Valley of Palms and Amarant offer oblique perspectives on familiar forms

It’s the first time that the alternate take of icy depth charge ‘Copper Variations: CV1’ appears on wax

with members of Giuda and Barbarians

SOAR - s/t LP Blues the exploration begins: supported byReintroducing Soar the alias of Christian Aebi, serial DIY taper and one man orchestra from Langenthal, a fog shrouded town in the Swiss provinces. Krautophobia, ambient lo fi agriculture, analogue soul balm and slowspeed psych gelati blitz cardboard pop only gesture towards the sound world he coaxed from his broken Tascam four track recorder, in attics, churches, junkyards and at the kitchen table. The spark for Soar was likely time and space,