Orchestra of Spheres set to release somophore album next month

Orchestra of Spheres - Vibration Animal Sex Brain Music

New Zealand’s Orchestra of Spheres are getting ready to release their second album. The unique and dynamic outfit, who explore and blend sonorities from all over the place, including what they call “the hypnotic beats of Kuduro, repetitive minimalist Bornean sape music, free jazz and improvised music, and the celestial chimes of gamelan”, aptly named the album Vibration Animal Sex Brain Music. Recorded in Montebelluna, Italy last year, the effort is described as “a surreal road-trip through a hyper primal, fuzzed-out, synth laden, garden of Eden.”. The press release adds that Vibration Animal Sex Brain Music is “a futuristic bunga-bunga party band for 22nd century boom-boom cults”
Vibration Animal Sex Brain Music will see the light of day on November 18th via Sound Explorers in New Zealand and via Fire Records in the rest of the world. Orchestra of Spheres will be hitting the road for an extensive European tour in November and December in support of the album. They are playing in London at Corsica Studios on December 12th, you can check all their other stops and info here.
Orchestra of Spheres are teasing the upcoming album with the hypnotic and awesome lead single ‘Journey’. Listen to it now.

Saltland unveils video diptych for ‘ICA’

Saltland- ICA

Here’s a befittingly beautiful video diptych for Saltland‘s ‘ICA’, a track lifted from the stunning debut I Thought It Was Us But It Was All Of Us. The video, created by visual artist Brad Todd, is divided in two frames; one with Rebecca Foon, who leads the project, in an underground train in New York and the other showing the Montréal cityscape filmed from an airplane window during winter. Watch it below and grab the track free here.

I Thought It Was Us But It Was All Of Us is out now via Constellation Records,