Spaceman’s Transmissions

It seems as though the best mixes that I come across happen when I should be in bed, and have a lot of stressful stuff on my mind. Those mixes seem to break through the ice of turmoil, keep me awake in anticipation, and cause me to drift into the scene that they've created. There are checkpoints within the flow that develop themes and alter moods on a whim. With my mind engaged, I am able to reassess the balance of negative and positive vibe, and more often than not, I realize that music is just a great big part of my life that permeates my soul like a sponge picking up water. I am the sponge. I want you to be the sponge. Or something like that.

I cannot express the feeling that I get from listening to Silas' newest mix entitled Score One. Every song has got me digging through the track listing, searching the artists, and eager to flesh out my music collection with new sonic morsels. There are points within the mix that seem to almost dissolve, surrounding delicate sounds with dissipating clouds of tones. While it would seem like the mix could end (and it would be perfect as it was), Silas picks it up, fills it out, and brings the whole thing back to life as if he were blowing up a balloon. And the world begins anew for another ride. If Silas had just made only BREATHWORK and Score One, I would easily have said that he was above and beyond one of the best at doing what he and his peers do, but with a larger wealth of music than most, and a much better sense of how to connect the dots than the rest of us. Ah, jealousy sets in! Hahaha!

So, without running on too much about it, I am so very proud to be presenting my pick for one of the best mixes that I've run across (I've listened to many, even incognito), or at least in the top 5 (with Breathwork also being in the top 5). Not everyone might agree with that statement, but I believe that warranting a listen to Score One will put a smile on your face, with the realization that you've come across a soundtrack that is waiting for unbelievable things to happen around it. Be inspired by this, and if you're like me, let this mix will invigorate your mind out of its fog, realizing the true power of music and mixes done right. Peace.

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TRACK LISTING

• Water Shadow - Simon Scott

• Your Subconscious Condition - Near The Parenthesis

• Soft Warmly Straw Raincoat - Near The Parenthesis

• Dusk - Stumbleine

• Beneath The City Trees - Rhian Sheehan

• Kanada Goose - Jokers Of The Scene

• Ghosts (Aaron Static & Fort Road Remix) - Thomas Newman

• They Killed My Husband - Hybrid

• Osidius - András Tóth

• Vizion - Machinedrum

• Is This (Featuring Synkro) - Troy Gunner

• String Quartet No. 2: III (Live At The Ancienne Belgique) - A Winged Victory For The Sullen

• Four Walls - Massive Attack Vs. Burial

• Fishcreek - Kettel

• All Farewells Are Sudden - A Winged Victory For The Sullen

• Þú Ert Jördin - Olafur Arnalds

• We Played Some Open Chords And Rejoiced, For The Earth Had Circled The Sun Yet Another Year - A Winged Victory For The Sullen

• Helvetica - Arms And Sleepers

• Requiem For Dying Mothers, Pt. 1 - Stars Of The Lid

• February - Rhian Sheehan

• Sun Breaking Through - Message To Bears

• Ti Prego, Memory Man - A Winged Victory For The Sullen

• I_IV - Black Elk

• Hands Are Two Week Departures - Woodworkings

• Killed The Lord, Left For The New World - This Will Destroy You

• Dawn - Stumbleine

• Sun Of Madrid - Ametsub

• A Symphony Pathetique - A Winged Victory For Sullen

I've had the opportunity to host some music by The Silent Project (which you can see HERE), and I was pretty sure that I'd have that chance to do something more in the future. Well, it's the future. I was playing one of the many things that I have in the preview playlist on my Mixcloud account, and Thèurgie comes along that stops time completely while it's spinning. I actually had to concentrate to keep from holding my breath. There are many classical influences throughout this mix that create the tension and release of harmonic depth that pull me in. While I'm listening to this, I keep thinking 'it can't be this amazing for the entire piece of music, it has to taper off'. But luckily, I'm wrong. There is no real zenith to this mix, it keeps climbing and taking me right along with it. By the time it does end, I'm ready to listen to it again. Like a good book or movie unfolding, I never stop to look at the time or even have the urge or ability to let my mind wander. My thirst for finding the perfect mix is quenched.

For inspiration to create this mix, it was mostly conceived while a boating excursion along a wild river in the Amazon. The mix is meant to convey the beauty and power of that environment. And it definitely does. Let your mind take in the achingly beautiful sounds of Théurgie. Let your soul's thirst for inner peace and beauty be a sponge for it's offerings. Let your thoughts give in to the mindful transitions and selections presented within this piece. If I had just one wish, it would have been to look over Greg's shoulder while he was making this, in awe of his musical palette and thoughtful knowledge of what to put together to make one of the best mixes that I've heard.

Thanks, Greg, for not only creating such beautiful work, but also for keeping me inspired and allowing me to be a part of hosting Théurgie.

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TRACK LISTING

Unbroken Continuity - Dadub

Articulate Silences Part 1 – Stars Of The Lid

Walzer für Robert – Anne Muller

Labyrinthine – Julianna Barwick

Radio 110 FM – Janek Schaefer

Vancouver Island Quartet – Christina Vantzou

Jyaku – Ryuichi Sakamoto & Taylor Duepree

Rafael Anton Irisarri

Glámur – Amiina

Broken Town – Sangam

Fragment I – Library Tapes

The Flat – Johann Johannsson

Vostok – Christian Vantzou

Hospital – Johann Johannsson

Only Child – Julia Kent

Nautical2 - Loscil

Barcarole – Tchaikovsky

Radio 103 FM – Janek Shaefer

I have received an incredibly amazing mix-gift from an artist known as Halftribe. This will blow you mind in a very non-abrasive and tranquil sort of way. I'm really lucky to have been contacted by Halftribe (aka Ryan Bissett) asking to host a mix. Normally, I contact the DJ and am (luckily) always given a green light to host the mixes. I have to say, I was really happy to have received contact from Ryan to host this mix. It's not often that I get goosebumps from being taken in by such intense sets, but this one is one of the rare ones that did the trick. This one sits where I want, in the foreground, in the background, bathing in the aura of its intense harmonic vibe. Halftribe has been very busy, creating amazing mixes as well as churning out some original music (links for everything are below).

Halftribe got into electronic music long ago through way of New Order (1986 on CD and Technique on Vinyl), which opened a gateway to the rave scene in the UK during the late 80's and early 90's. It was at these raves that Halftribe gotten taken in by the post rave chill music, and his fascination for ambient music sparked an interest in exploring its history. As with many frustrated creative artists with an ear for music but without means to create, that path seemed to be expensive and inaccessible. When DAW's became available, Halftribe finally had the opportunity to begin producing deep house, techno, and (mainly) ambient and downtempo. He has released on Vent Sounds, ATRIUM DIGITAL, and ASSEMBLY FIELD. When not creating original compositions, he spends his time remixing and has been fortunate, through his links within the industry, to be asked to do a remix for Karl Hyde from UNDERWORLD for his solo album (as well as commissioned for other remix work).

In terms of mixes, Halftribe favors searching mostly undiscovered talent found on Soundcloud as well as Bandcamp, and used to do a regular mini-mix on his Soundcloud page to showcase these artists. It just so happened that one of these mixes got shared on MIXMASTER MORRIS' Facebook page, and the interest that it sparked led to a monthly mix for M:CAST RADIO which lasted 2 years. One might call if fate, that Halftribe was a huge fan of Mixmaster Morris when first getting into ambient music and own albums of his in his Irresistible Force guise. 

This year Halftribe is creating mixes for different sites, and has already had mixes up on PANAMBIENT, CIRCUMAMBIENT, SPACES FM, and Art Of Beatz. You can find Halftribe's original music on his SOUNDCLOUD page and his BANDCAMP page. To hear more of his amazing mixes, you can steer toward his WEBSITE and his MIXCLOUD page. Keep up with him at TWITTER to get updates on his aural activities.

I'm absolutely honored to be a part of Halftribe's musical quest, and hope that in some way my small part in this brings him just a bit more success. It's very inspiring to see an artist that is so very proactive, and that is without a doubt very inspiring for me! Thanks, Halftribe!

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 TRACK LISTING

•  "A Morning Without Decay" by Caught In The Wake Forever (Start Time 00:00)

• "I Know I've Suffered More Than Most" by Caught In The Wake Forever (Start Time 08:32)

• "Glossy Amoog (Skit)" by Cass (Start Time 13:33)

• "Tone Color" by Summer Behind Us (Start Time 16:00)

• "The Secret Garden" by Halftribe (Start Time 19:31)

• "Body Of Blue" by enh (Start Time 24:38)

• "Desire Paths" by Huixtralizer (Start Time 31:31)

• "Melum (Heathered Pearls Remix)" by Throwing Snow (Start Time 37:39)

• "Songs Of Farewell" by Twincities (Start Time 40:54)

• "Kingdom Of Lost Summers" by Snufmumriko (Start Time 42:34)

Let's take a bit of time to delve into the inner workings of our cerebral cortex, to the place where sight becomes sound, color has flavor, and moods create life. We'll use this area of our minds to take in the sounds of this mix, and sail gently into the ether of peace and tranquility. Allow the sounds to rinse away the bad vibes and negative moments that plague you, as they are replaced with a renewed sense of creativity, clarity, and focus.

As I come home from a long 32 day tour of playing music and a lot of traveling, it is nice to have my first day blessed with amazingly sunny and warm weather (after being in states like Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and so on....). I'm greeted by birds singing outside, and the smell of the fresh sunshine-laden earth. Nothing can be better than that, and the sense of peace and joy is reflected in this mix that I present to you. While I did buy quite a bit of new music on tour, I decided to create something from what's been on my secret mixtape rather than use my new morsels (which are being saved for the next mix). It took me quite a bit of time to fully realize and bring into fruition what I've put together here, and I really hope that you like it.

Take in the sounds, let them surround you and open the gates of creativity within your cerebral space. As you ears, mind, and soul become caressed with sonic release, feel free to allow the warm blanket of sound transform your vessel into a vehicle of positive vibe that emanates infectious energy, ebbing and flowing onward and forward.

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• “Boats” by Tonepoet from Unknown (Start Time: 00:00)

• “Light Trails Across The Night Sky” by Bing Satellites from Twilight Sessions Volume 4 (Start Time: 00:37)

• “After The Wind” by Ben Woods from Moments (Start Time: 05:33)

• “Light House” by Helios from Unomia (Start Time: 09:27)

• “Art Room” by Anisform from Unknown (Start Time: 11:37)

• “Dust (The Pigment Of Your Imagination Mix)” by Bombay Dub Orchestra from Bombay Dub Orchestra (Start Time: 15:30)

• “Cellar Door” by Michael Andrews from Donnie Darko Soundtrack (Start Time: 18:57)

• “Adult” by John Foxx & Harold Budd from Translucence (Start Time: 19:41)

• “And So To Sleep, My Little Ones” by Robin Guthrie from Fortune (Start Time: 22:27)

• “Beacon (Excerpt)” by Seti from Ambient Intermix (Start Time: 24:54)

• “Choral” by Mountains from Choral (Start Time: 30:13)

• “Hydantol” by Ken Ikeda from Tzuki (Moon) (Start Time: 42:45)

• “Invisible Landscape Part 7” by Peter Namlook & Tetsu Inoue from Unknown (Start Time: 47:30)

• “The Straits Of Madigann (Excerpt)” by Jonn Serrie from And The Stars Go With You (Start Time: 52:08)

• “Wake (Epilogue Edit)” by Sync24 from Comfortable Void (Start Time: 57:25)

It goes without saying that I'm a huge fan and follower of Paul Simmonds aka Junkyard Angel. Every time I find out that he's posted a new mix, I have to play WAY ahead to prepare the uninterrupted space in which to take in the flow of his vision. If I'm bothered in the least bit during one of his mixes, it upsets the life cycle of his mix and takes me back to square one. That's not cool. But when I do finally settle down to take it all in, he puts me in a time machine where time has stood still for the entire listening session. Voodoo? Maybe.

For the listening pleasure of those that seek an aural journey, I was blessed by JA to host this mix. Within the first few minutes, I hear many familiar sounds that are twisted, cut, and reassembled into his latest cinematic concoction entitled The Black Star Transmission.

I could go on and on further and further about how this is an amazing mix, but with JA I really don't need to. His mixes speak for themselves. And by speaking I mean shouting from mountaintops. More of the joy of hearing his mixes is sharing his mixes. That's where I come in.

Thanks, JA, for letting me be a part of supporting your amazing creative vision in crafting mixes.

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TRACK LISTING

• Black Star Overture - Junkyard Angel

• C-Deck - Sleep Research Facility

• Waiting For The World To Begin - Anthony Paul Kirby & Tomas Weiss

• Enshrine Exit - 36

• Sleep - Jonson

• 14.05 - D R

• Universe Cubensis Continuum - Ishqamatics

• N3122 - Sleep Cycles

• The Two Great Lights - Talvihorros

• Closer - Motion Sickness Of Time Travel

• Untitled 2 - Keith Barry

• Receiver - Ahnnu

• Untitled 1 - Selaxon Lutberg

• Oidhche - Dalglish

• Fusion - Ocoeur

• Memory Print Boutique - Eluvium

• Stars And Mash - Junkyard Angel

Fresh and hot off the presses comes tasty new sounds for the mental space travelers that need some colorful and harmonically charged transitions and segues for their life's soundtrack. For this mix, I found a way to put together a lot of things that have been really getting my attention lately. I also worked with getting some samples from the Freesound site (that I've used on various original projects). 

There are many things throughout the day that we hear and take for granted. The many sounds that we hear provide our day with color, experiences, moments, and memory. We are influenced by what we hear our whole lives, whether it's music, communication, sounds, or what-have-you. The music here represents to the beautiful colors that I've managed to be fortunate enough to have taken in within the last few months. I'm gifting this aural experience to you, the listener.

Take in the colors of this mix. Use this to transition you from the cold and unforgiving grey of Winter to the lush and welcoming green of Spring. Allow these sonic colors prepare your mind and soul for an enlightening journey to the ether of solitude and imagination.

Shameless promotion time: there is a track from me that I composed with a single guitar string (pitch shifted and layered) as the last track (I Wish That You Would Breathe Life Into Me). It will be on my upcoming release entitled 'Headspace'. Release date as of now is unknown, but within a few weeks hopefully.

I won't be able to post another mix for a little bit, as I'll be going on tour for about a month in the US, with a possible trip overseas for another month of touring (yet to be seen and solidified). I have some collaborations lined up with a few people, both mixes and original ideas that have been discussed, and I am really looking forward to bringing some great music to Spaceman's Transmissions. 

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• "This Gentle Hearts Like Shot Birds Fallen" by A Silver Mt. Zion from Born Under Trouble As The Sparks Fly Upward (Start Time: 00:00)

• "Nothing It Can" by Helios from Moiety (Start Time: 05:43)

• "Indian Summer" by Jónsi & Alex from Riceboy Sleeps (Start Time: 10:08)

• "God Send Us A Signal" by Hammock from Raising Your Voice Trying To Stop An Echo (Start Time: 18:58)

• "King Midas In Reverse" by Bing Satellites & Daniel Land from King Midas In Reverse (Start Time: 23:12)

• "Terra" by Dreamhub from Moments In Space (Start Time: 28:25)

• "Emancipation" by Helios from Eingya (Start Time: 36:29)

• "Fog" by Coppice Halifax from Inland By Night (Start Time: 38:50)

• "Beginning" by Rhian Sheehan from Seven Tales Of The North Wind (Start Time: 43:39)

• "Confessions" by Ben Lovett from The Last Lullaby (Start Time: 46:10)

• "Subterranean River" by Rudy Adrian from Desert Realms (Start Time: 48:42)

• "I Wish That You Would Breathe Life Into Me" by Tonepoet (me!) from Headspace (Start Time: 54:54)

Every so often I run across something that has me completely frozen, hanging on in anticipation of the next transition and trying to find the seams within the mixes. There are certain DJ's that seem to be able to take a very gigantic musical mixing pot, fill it up with the most diverse sounds and moods, and create a sonic template within a universe of emotion. Mote is one such individual. He has, to me, the same kind of twisted flair that attracts me to such DJ's like SILAS and FACTION. They just hear things differently and are able to draw upon such a large and diverse library that would seem intimidating to most, and I enjoy the sonic adventure that they weave when they throw caution to the wind. If these guys were cats, I would spend all day marveling how they land on their feet from whatever distance or direction.

Mote is based in Belgrade, Serbia. His mixes consist of deep atmospheres, laced with the laid back minimal warmth of electronic and organic sounds spiced with a wide range of field recordings and movie samples. Listening to his mixes are like watching movies unfold, and his musical guidance is creating the moods that travel in the same manner. I asked him to tell me about the method behind his madness. He provided me with this:

"I don't know how music actually works, but I'm sure that what it represents is a separate, totally autonomous reality where we can reward ourselves with incredible experiences. I like watching movies, but sometimes I only listen to them; the music, the sounds, the words. In mixing I do the opposite, trying to evoke images and movement, even dramaturgy through my audible experiences. Coming from Belgrade, Serbia where partying is a lifestyle, having slow meditative moments with music is a good thing."

So for download (and streaming) I bring to you a really incredible cinematic mix created by Mote. Part space music, part ambient, with elements of soundtrack based intensity. This one will make the bike riding playlist for me when it's time to do some trekking. I'm still finding new sounds in this every time I listen to it. Peace.

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TRACK LISTING

• 0:00 - 'Transmission/Intermission' by Carbon Based Lifeforms

• 03:46 - 'Suspicious' by M. Ostermeier

• 06:27 - 'Me And G' by Yuki Marata

• 12:55 - 'Pink And Golden Billows' by Brambles

• 15:26 - 'Mistletoe Lane' by Clem Leek

• 21:43 - 'Conversations' by ASC

• 27:10 - 'Egg (Plane a Rium Session)' by Yellow

• 34:07 - 'Light A Lantern On The Water' by Rothko

• 34:57 - 'REM Sleep' by Rothko

• 37:59 - 'Deleted Scene II' by Synth Sense

• 44:21 - 'Like That Of The Sky' by Codona

• 49:53 - 'Surface Of Your Skin' by Offthesky

• 54:50 - 'Escape Kit' by Juxta Phona & Offthesky

• 62:22 - 'Mass Transit Railway' by Monolake

• 69:25 - 'Moby's Night Out' by Ernst Reijseger

I've been into the BANDCAMP site for a relatively short while now, and I have to give the site a lot of credit if helping me find some great independent artists. Bandcamp is very instrumental in giving these artists a place to market their original music, and this has become a very valuable asset to those that praise independent musicians (that's me!). The creation of the DIY musician as producer/label/market is a product borne of the music industry's greed, and that benefits us in that we are awarded creations that the music industry would rather ignore. Their loss, our gain......

I've created this amalgamation from artists' music who I've gotten from Bandcamp (one caveat; the Phillip Wilkerson tune I got from Earth Mantra), and their sounds speak loud volumes. This is no means a complete list, just a current list of what I've found so far that has appealed to me. Trust me, I have not even heard a fraction of the unreal music that can be found there. It's quite the event to check back often and see beautiful sounds piling up in the queue. There are certain things that stick out for some reason to me and that comprises what's here. This mix, to me, was one of my favorites to make, as I'm standing on the shoulders of those who have created some masterpieces that really move me. Truly inspiring.

"Trapped Between The Earth And The Stars" by BAOBAB from …With No End In Sight – A Wood Thrush Compilation (Start Time: 0:00)

"Tumblatlas" by YLOWKNFE from = (Start Time: 01:40)

"Starlight" by RUDY ADRIAN from Desert Realms (Start Time: 07:02)

"Low Earth Orbit" by GRAINS OF SOUND from Sine Language Vol 3 Under (Start Time: 15:24)

"Messier82" by DREAMHUB from Moments In Space (Start Time: 22:31)

"Prelude To Mind Control" by TONEPOET from So Gently We Go (Start Time: 26:03)

"Equations" by Phillip Wilkerson from The Way Home (Start Time: 34:30)

"Places Between" by RHIAN SHEEHAN from Seven Tales Of The North Wind (Start Time: 38:27)

"A Cabin" by BUBBLE from + (Start Time: 42:32)

"The Way In To The Way Out (In Mix) (Excerpt)" by GRAINS OF SOUND from Sine Language Vol 2 Down (Start Time: 48:19)

"Elision" by NEED A NAME from 2013 Collection (Start Time: 54:33)

"Antler (Reprise)" by YLOWKNFE from = (Start Time: 57:52) 

I've been a regular follower of Jon Lloyd on Mixcloud, getting turned on by (of all things) his mix LIVED IN BARS which is a great outing. His mix THE TEXTURE OF SOUND is another that I highly recommend (you can see my comments on the mix). Jon's a consummate listener of all kinds of music, and shares his thoughts about what really vibes him when he hears it. He's managing to create mixes from whatever draws him in next, and isn't limited to a certain genre or flavor-of-the-month in favor of his own interest or intuition. I enjoy the comments that he leaves (not only for myself, but for others) as it's always evident that he dug way deep into the particular piece to really have the music exist firmly within himself. Inspirational, to say the least. I asked him if I could host a mix, and he obliged (much thanks, man!). For this particular episode, I bring you a different sort of mix that compiles a very good feeling array of positive vibe entitled Another Day Drifts Away. This is not a mix for the sleepers (sorry!), but for the active listening participants. For me, this mix is essential headphone listening that provided me with a very good spiritual lift. While it's not so much ambient, it is an offering that gets your head right and puts you in a better place. If music were medicine (and not just therapy), Jon just filled our prescription correctly.

I asked Jon to shed some light on the how and why. Here's what he had to say:

"I've been making mixes since I could press the 'record' button. First on cassette, then on CD, and more recently for Mixcloud. A few years ago I became obsessed with making the perfect 'sleep mix', and would only be satisfied once I knew for a fact that I'd fallen asleep each night before hearing the final track. Like tonepoet perhaps, 'I'd like to teach the world to sleep'.

This mix isn't a sleep mix, more a comptemplative 'end-of-day' collection. I created it for New Year's Day 2014 and just about managed to finish it that day. I think the track by This Mortal Coil is my favourite on there; amazing lyrics, and music surging with emotion, nostalgia, a tinge of sadness but also hope. The first track, though, is also a bit of a killer. I once saw Michael Brook play in a church and it was amazing. His effects pedal 'wall' almost reached the ceiling. An incredible sound. Thanks very much to tonepoet for hosting this mix. I really have gained a lot of inspiration from his mixes and continue to do so (**thanks, bro, sniff sniff**)."

And so I bring you an enlightening amalgamation of really great music to lift us up. The first sunny, bright, warm day will definitely have this written all over it, but I encourage you to allow it to bring you out of the winter doldrums as well. Jon urges you to visit the amazing art of JEANNIE LYNN PASKE'S OBSOLETE WORLD. He has used a couple of the artist's images for his mix and they are the perfect match for his themes. Pay a visit and show the love. Check out more mixes from the diverse ears of JON LLOYD. Again, thanks, Jon!! Peace.

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TRACK LISTING

• 0:00 - 'Baramund' by Michael Brook

• 02:09 - 'The Yellow Hammer' by Tim & Sam's Band

• 06:24 - 'Undone' by Message To Bears

• 09:01 - 'Fiction' by Belle & Sebastian

• 11:28 - 'Fragile, Do Not Drop' by Podington Bear

• 15:40 - 'Passing By' by Ulrich Schnauss

• 22:05 - 'Celebration' by Manual

• 30:44 - 'Metamorphis' by Trentemoller

• 32:45 - 'Dawn' by Unknown Mortal Orchestra

• 33:52 - 'Sit In Silent Thought' by Rothko

• 39:00 - 'My Father' by This Mortal Coil

• 44:35 - 'A Snowflake' by Peter Broderick

• 48:00 - 'The Names Of Those Never Here' by Robin Guthrie & Harold Budd

• 51:45 - 'Autumn Music II' by Max Richter

• 55:32 - 'Verdi Cries' by 10,000 Maniacs

• 59:48 - 'Happy Accidents' by Vessels

• 64:24 - 'Mr. Tom' by Patrick Watson

• 67:00 - 'Let's Be Still' by Yo La Tengo

• 77:45 - 'Ritual' by North Atlantic Oscillation