DRIFTING FALLING RECORDINGS

The debut release from Taro Kawasaki, Sing Me a Song EP, is now available for pre-order in the Drifting Falling store. It’s a strictly limited edition so act quickly. Pre-orders ship July 8th, 2008.

“Plouf” is the first track from this stunning EP.

Taro Kawasaki - Plouf

We’ve very excited to unveil our next release. A beautiful and infectious EP by a very talented Tokyo based musician, Taro Kawasaki. This music possesses an innocence and beauty that will bring to mind the charm of Lullatone and the most playful moments of the legendary release “Finally We Are No One” by Múm. The “Sing Me a Song EP” will be available as a limited edition 3inch CD-R, from the Drifting Falling store, iTunes and cooler records shops. Pre-order coming soon exclusively to the Drifting Falling store.

I had to update Wordpress tonight, the previous version was driving me mad (re-writing my html code and what not). It’s around 1:30am as I write this post and quite frankly I don’t have anymore gas left in the tank. So there are a few things that are not quite right stylewise. I’ll hopefully get those sorted out soon enough, but in the meantime all the functionality should be there. Thank you and goodnight.

Update:
Just noticed the audio players aren’t working. Sorry. I’ll look into this after I get some sleep.

In honor of the addition of the first Oppressed by the Line disc “The Cause of the Colour” to the Drifting Falling store, we present the song that electronic musician Antony Ryan (Isan) told us made him go pick up his guitar.

Oppressed by the Line - Even

View of the Downs is the fourth track from Arundel.  Waves of distortion and feedback to get lost in.

I stumbled across an interesting blog post about Edinburgh’s folk scene that I thought I’d share. Two of my very favorite people in Edinburgh are My Kappa Roots and The Wee Rogue.

My Kappa Roots - Summer You Dancer

Available in the Drifting Falling store.

Rain.Dot.Sunshine is the third track from Sometimes Splendid Confusion. Beautifully layered pastoral melancholy.

Leave by Nine is the third track from Arundel. Absolutely stunning noise.

Tropical Mix is the first track from the forthcoming Televise (Simon Scott) album Sometimes Splendid Confusion. Transient, pastoral, beautiful.

North Facing Window is the second track from Matt Bartram’s forthcoming album Arundel. Turn up your speakers, sit back, and prepare to have your face melted off.