The CD version of Edward Ka-Spel's O'er A Shalabast'r Tyde Strolt Ay, originally intended as a vinyl-only release, but released digitally due to it being one of Ka-spel's favorite albums. Three tracks of restrained experimental cosmic electronics orbited by Ka-spel's deepening voice.

CD $16.99

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VINYL FORMAT. A numbered edition of 400 copies in an embossed hard bound box and 4 x 180 gram vinyl records. Vinyl versions of Dream Logik Part One and Dream Logik Part Two with the bonus vinyl only album Dream Logik Part Three.

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Continuing off from Dream Logik Part One, DL2 reaches further into outer space. Eyes flutter open from their deeply entrenched nocturnes only to question the truth of the new haze before them. Dream Logik Part Two, like its predecessor, is a beautiful blurring of colours that weaves in and out of consciousness. Dark electronics etch out concrete foundations to a skyline of melodious transmissions from Planet Ka-Spel. Hither and non are sprinkled classic Edwardian song-forms, but anythin   [ read more ]

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The sonic universe of Edward Ka-Spel is, well, just that: a universe, self-contained, non-referential except for his own previous and future works. Each album creates its own environment and O'er a Shalabast'r Tyde Strolt Ay follows the same route by choosing its own path. First released as an LP and later reissued by Beta-Lactam Ring as a limited edition CD, this album presents 46 minutes of dark ambiances and mutating collages. It begins with the side-long (that's 23 minutes to you digital people   [ read more ]

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