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The real cosmic music!1!1!!! Recorded directly by our esteemed astropeople (All proceeds from the album go towards their rehabilitation)
Radiance. Fabio Keiner returns. The rest is resonance. Everything else has been gently removed. The alphabet no longer communicates. It revolves. Somewhere beyond the atmosphere of language, its forgotten melody has become a self-sustaining phenomenon—a circular mantra endlessly polishing the interior of an invisible sky. Not our sky. A sky after sky. Where echoes bloom instead of dissipating. Where every frequency returns carrying a slightly different morning. There is remarkable peace here. Enough peace to become unsettling. Enough stillness to hear timbre separating itself into finer and finer shades of existence. Nothing spectacular occurs. Only countless microscopic awakenings. One inside another. One inside another. Until the music ceases to occupy time altogether and begins quietly resonating through whatever comes after it. A winter solstice passes. The radiance remains. -Sir Kuliktavikt
A deep-space ambient work exploring the atmosphere of imagined exoplanets. Drifting harmonics, slow-moving drones, and ritual tones create a meditative, immersive soundscape.
A ritual ambient journey through inner deep space, reaching beyond this world.
Four pieces of mourning and hope. May we create a world of love and caring. https://muz4now.com/2026/cosmic-theories-hopesongs-nowplaying/
Dave Fuglewicz (like FEW/FYOO-GULL-WITZ) began experimenting with electronics in the 1970s, and then later only started meddling with recording techniques in 1984. Yet still, he waited another six years before he released his first tape in 1990, which was incidentally the year he claimed to have bought a 4 track recorder. "At that time I was unaware just how large the independent tape network was, but I was about to find out." Dave wrote about his first tape. Prior to that, he did "sound on sound" recordings with a walkman and a radio shack tape deck, eventually succeeded by a reel-to-reel recorder. Dave's project name was initially called "Industrial Strength", and it went for two releases before he began simply using his own name as a solo artist. Fuglewicz referred to the period between 1990 and 1997 as his "analog years", since he began to "go digital" in 1998, and continued to create steadily until his passing in 2021. Since distribution was mainly limited to "the cassette underground", those of us who care to know can benefit from the intimate knowledge that through limited resources and grainy home dubbed cassettes, and although he was almost self-defeatingly humble in many ways, Dave Fuglewicz created some exceptional, spirited recordings. This collection was compiled with the hopes that the work of Dave Fuglewicz will find a wider audience than it did while he was alive. credits released March 3, 2023 All Sounds Recorded by Dave Fuglewicz (R.I.P) Collage Art by Grief Council
