AAGSF / Aliens a Galactic Sound Flanks

New glitch and drone compositions from some Russian and Lithuanian towns together create a sad picture of modernity. Escape offers more promise than the here and now. The further one travels, the better.
Some new ambient/noise recordings from Russia and Ukraine speak to various ubiquitous "states" that simply endure, far from linear movement or notions of progress. A few are positive... others are not
Over the last week or so, new releases have come to us from several young electronic musicians whom we've championed at least once before. The three figures in question are Little Nastya (aka Stas Uvarovskii), Enko (aka "Artem" [above]), and Moscow drone exponents, AAGSF. What has become especia...
Two ambient/lo-fi artists we've covered before return this week with a couple of new net-releases that investigate the theme of distance. Both are intriguing and certainly deserving of extra attention. The first comes from Little Nastya, otherwise known as Stas Uvarovskii, shown in the image abo...
Moscow's AAGSF are an outfit that we have covered on a couple of occasions.  Our main interest has been the ways in which AAGSF associate their drone-like ambient textures with an escape from specificity.  Prior recordings had been tagged with textual snippets such as: "Matter cannot appear, n...
From Moscow: drone/glitch of such extreme ambience it's barely present. The ensemble's own self-definition (if I tweak their English) does little to help us distinguish them from faceless background noise: "Matter cannot appear, nor can it disappear. The AAGSF project has always been that way, t...

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Audio

AAGSF – We Never Give Up (Original)
AAGSF – Flight
AAGSF – Waves Special from David MacFadyen
AAGSF – I Love In Space ( Ver 2009)
AAGSF – Choice
AAGSF – Resonance
AAGSF – Leti
AAGSF – The Last Breath
AAGSF – Wonderful Bloom
AAGSF – Memory

Video

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