PLAY ORDER |
ARTIST |
SONG TITLE |
ALBUM TITLE |
TIME |
LABEL |
COUNTRY |
YEAR |
1 |
The American Dollar |
Call |
A Memory Stream |
5.25 |
Self Released |
USA |
2008 |
2 |
The Polar Dream |
The Singing Trees |
Follow Me To The Forest |
4.11 |
Self Released |
Mexico |
2010 |
3 |
Circadian Eyes |
A Careful Hope |
Hope For Japan |
3.28 |
Self Released |
USA |
2011 |
4 |
We |
We Will Reunite One Day |
Hope For Japan |
5.00 |
Self Released |
Scotland |
2011 |
5 |
Damn Robot! |
No Slack, But Luckily The Seats Go Back |
Hunang Skrimsli |
5.41 |
Self Released |
England |
2011 |
6 |
Lowercase Noises |
Song For No One |
Migratory Patterns |
5.01 |
Self Released |
USA |
2011 |
7 |
Mogwai |
Hunted By A Freak |
Happy Songs For Happy People |
4.16 |
Play It Again Sam |
Scotland |
2003 |
8 |
The Eternal Twilight |
Every Morning The Sun Shines After You |
Everything Resembles You |
3.52 |
Oxide Tones |
India/Pakistan |
2011 |
9 |
The Echelon Effect |
Dividing Line |
Singularity 1 |
6.02 |
Self Released |
England |
2011 |
10 |
Sky Flying By |
More Questions Than Answers |
Singularity 1 |
7.44 |
Self Released |
USA |
2011 |
RECORD OF THE WEEK
http://theecheloneffect.bandcamp.com/album/singularity-1
Singularity is a compilation of awesome solo post-rock / instrumental artists
After a few years of “grafting” (probably the only word i can think of to describe sometimes how it feels at 2am) i decided to put together a compilation of some of my favourite solo artists. These people know how hard it is to produce a record from scratch (with the occasional guest musician), i’ve never met these people in my life, and yet being a solo artist myself i like to take time to listen to their wonderful music, i then feel like i we’ve met loads of times!
Because we don’t have bass players to mail copies of our latest EP to stations, because we have to produce everything, our music, i feel sometimes gets lost, probably because we are too into the music. I thought that for once we could be a sort of band, and help each other out..this is the result.
Dave Walters
(The Echelon Effect)
FADE TO YELLOW 