Saturday, August 1, 2009

Digitalis Ltd 081 ::: Live in the Darkness, Die in the Light ++ Ossining c25 collabo



ltd#81: sovetskaya gone "live in the darkness, die in the light" c20+c34

(art edition + regular edition) ART EDITION: $16 US / $18 CAN / $20 INTL.
REG EDITION: $12 US / $14 CAN / $16 INTL + Shipping


Two(2) Art Editions still available, SOLD OUT
Five(5) Regular Editions available



i will tell you, kevin danchisko has fried my synapses on so many occasions this year, i've completely lost count. it's no secret that sovetskaya gone has quickly emerged as one of my absolute faves and as a digitalis anchor. so all that being said, "live in the darkness, die in the light" has been in the works for almost six months now, but the wait will prove worth it. nearly an hour of new synth explorations for moog & ms2000. exquisite packaging designed by danchisko. this is the stuff you want to hear when you dream. just a pure liquid beauty. art edition of 30 in repurposed film cannisters / regular edition of 60 in black vinyl album. pro-dubbed.

tape a - "light" c20
side one
1. paradise lost
side two
1. tennessee williams
2. greystone morsecode [SAMPLE HERE]

tape b - "darkness" c34
side one
1. buried in intention (nitrocellulose)
side two
1. emulsion halo [SAMPLE HERE]
2. silver halide late night tea

** EMAIL ME FOR ART EDITION AVAILABILITY ** SOLD OUT

ALSO:::Czech Out

OSSINING ::: ::: :: : .. . a new collaboration project ; ; : : . . .


ltd#97: ossining s/t c25 $7 US/$8 CAN/$9 INTL + shipping


Four(4) Copies Available


ossining was always in the cards. this is the collaboration between yours truly (the north sea) and kevin danchisko (sovetskaya gone). synth excess, volume 1. pro-one vs. juno. journey through black sand beaches and white heaven. etc etc. mad men. all the fucking way. edition of 70, pro-dubbed crystal blue.

All tracks Untitled
[Sample Here]

Thursday, June 25, 2009

new DSQ joint



DSQ009: sovetskaya gone “2182 khz” c28
the russian roots are vocalized and mixed into existing synthesizer swells netting magical results. edition of 24

$6 US/$8 INTL. email to order. SOLD OUT

Sunday, April 19, 2009

DSQ003: Sovetskaya Gone::"Graveyards of the Atlantic"



DSQ003: SOVETSKAYA GONE “GRAVEYARDS OF THE ATLANTIC”

two short excursions through the symbiotic depths of the big blue death. zoned-out synthesizers spring forth new life like an electronic coral reef. aged and raged.

c20 - limited to 20 copies - $6/$8 - email for availability SOLD OUT

Friday, March 13, 2009

Next Up


Perfect date for an update....Happy Friday the 13th
Working on new music for your listening pleasure
Artwork is in process for next 2 x cs release on Digitalis Limited as well as Dial Square Tapes

Sunday, December 14, 2008

music

Release:
Sovetskaya Gone - Digitalis Limited #46
ltd#46: sovetskaya gone s/t c60
look out los angeles, there's a new boss in town. sovetskaya gone traces its russian roots back through the dark ages and into oblivion. the brainchild of tonal mad man kevin danchisko, this epic analog shot is a call out to the masses: lay down or bring it. using various concoctions of analog synth and a pedal array, danchisko crafts something with a sharp edge that still finds its feet stuck in the mud of underlying, cryptic melodies. it's a beautiful, treacherous thing.

s
ovetskaya gone is indeed gone. zoned out and droned out into the carbon cracks of the salt-encrusted california streets. these jams are sunbaked and caked in bliss, searching the telescopic night for the last remnants of skylab. danchisko's music is steeped in modern exploration with a nod to '70s academia and a harsh dose of whiskey-addled psychedelia, and somewhere in that mess you'll find yourself totally fucking gone too. limited to 60 copies, watercolored covers.

I have one(1) copy available, get in touch
Sold Out


Click here for Music Sample

Available here:
Tomentosa Records

BOA Melody Bar

DNT

reckless

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Have you ever had that feeling


that someone was watching your every bone creaking move, even in the middle of absolute nowhere?