What Colour Is Sound? UK
Label specialising in compilations of the wyrd and wonderful. Indie folk. acid country, European chansons, psych rock,
electronica, experimental and beyond.
"Music at a remarkable level of quality between creative folk, gentle droning, ambient soundscapes, prog approaches, chansons and a number of places where approaches of this kind skillfully overlap," (African Paper)
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What Colour Is Sound? recommends:
Marginalia Suburbia - Taster
by Jim Griffin
Tasty new abstract, instrumental work from WCIS contributor Jim Griffin
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Black River and Other Bodies of Water
by Tidebound
Lovely dark folk from Copenhagen-based act Tidebound
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Latest album by WCIS head honcho Michael Plater. "Ghost Music“ is fantastic cinema for your inner ears, and a beautifully exciting album of enchanted tales," (MangoWave)
go to albumIf you like Retrospective Awkwardness, you may also like:
An Alchemical Gathering
by Michael Plater // Enclosed & Silent Order
supported by 12 fans who also own “Retrospective Awkwardness”
I am increasingly drawn to records that feature more than one artist or more than one musician direction. Whilst it might seem that Plater and EASO might have entirely different approaches, the glistening darkness in both of their musics makes for a compelling combination, and works effectively ina cyclical manner, with the final track working equally well as the opener, the A side setting a tone for the B side, or vice versa. An engrossing and provoking listen.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Retrospective Awkwardness”
Heavy noise. Some of the tracks are exhausting but damn I love it
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Lovely and delicate songs from Michigan band cloudlight, full of angelic vocals and barely-there instrumentation.
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