Michael Watford
Love To The World

Experimental synth quartet S U R V I V E brings the shmood on this full-length debut, a dark and sweeping exercise in analog synth mastery. The pulsating, 9 instrumental cuts showcase immense diversity between tracks - ranging from grim tom-tom thunder to space-age epics, pairing tense plodding grooves with meditative ambience and driving, rhythmic beats. Inspired by IDM and horror scores alike, 'RR7349' is simultaneously ominous and hopeful; tense and relaxed; percussive and melodic. Additionally, two of the group’s members are responsible for the iconic theme and score for the Netflix sensation Stranger Things!

Jin Mu is taken from the Chinese Zodiac and translates to the elements of Metal (Jin) and Wood (Mu); herein lies the concept for this record. Tucceri plays a selection of wooden and metal flutes and Zeitgeist plays drums and cymbals. Having worked together for several years on the project ‘Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange’ Zeitgeist and Tucceri come together here in a very intimate and vulnerable setting. In a time where we fight for each others attention in 10 second social media grabs, the duo offer something of the opposite. An opportunity to tap out of the technological bombardment and allow the listener the place to reflect, to ponder, to imagine. A beautiful, meditative release from La Sape Records.

The final part in the epic nu-jazz triptych by Australia's own, GODTET. The ending chapter to three dynamic, organic, and celebrated years of music making is marked by a return to the purely improvised and live compositions that the first release was built on. As explained by Godriguez, brainchild of GODTET - "It's interesting comparing the first record and GODTET III. Both came from open improv but are quite different. You really can hear a distinct subconscious concept of what the GODTET sound is or has become. You can hear 3 years of intensive playing, recording and gigging. GODTET III is the final album of this initial triptych where the GODTET sound was forged. It is the end of an era."