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Nomad Exquisite Chicago, Illinois
A digital audio repository prompted by the brevity of life and devoted to a curious & vulnerable approach to being here
at all.
Each exclusive release is no longer than 13 minutes (think of them as miniatures) and is not limited in scope by a particular sound. Instead, we pride ourselves on being a home with worldwide distribution for all types of contemporary experimental music artists.
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Nomad Exquisite recommends:
Letters to Friends of the Late Darcy O'Meara
by Matthew Revert
An entirely fictional (I think?) non-linear, epistolary narrative in the form of voice + tape recorder that, weirdly enough, gave me an ASMR-like sensation.
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Listening To Pictures (Pentimento Volume One)
by Jon Hassell
Each new Jon Hassell album is a cause for celebration—and it's been nine years since the last! To my ears, this is one of his best yet. Words won't do it justice. Dim the lights and close your eyes.
go to albumIf you like With Blasting Fancies and With Mildews of Despair, you may also like:
What Is Music And What Should It Be
by Calineczka
supported by 4 fans who also own “With Blasting Fancies and With Mildews of Despair”
“What Is Music And What Should It Be” comprises two compositions, each lasting 45 minutes. Both are very dense, and – with the right sound system – could easily function as a sonic sculpture, a peculiar piece of sound-art, which – again, in the right acoustic conditions – could physically take over the given space, filling it with sound.
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to twist (one's) knob(s)
by Le Berger
supported by 4 fans who also own “With Blasting Fancies and With Mildews of Despair”
Because the artist is a super de beau gars.
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St Celfer returns with tracks culled from a series of live shows, each one a showcase for his inventive experimentalism.
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On this uncompromising LP, the UK outfit NOISE use haunting drone, hissing static and stark electronics to explore repressed trauma.
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