Astrid Øster Mortensen – Gro Mig En Blomst [LP] Minimal / Wave / Synthpop not to mention a crucial

not to mention a crucial addition to the canon of Japanese noise music and its shadowy history that radically challenges and expands the terms of movement's definitions

English As A Second Language

minimal instrumentation and an austere performance style entirely of the Jefferies' own making

and headphone listening reveals some pretty cool mix-work in a style not a million miles from our own Omit

Remastered and lacquer cut by Rashad Becker

Astrid Øster Mortensen – Gro Mig En Blomst [LP] Minimal / Wave / Synthpop not to mention a crucial"Gro Mig En Blomst was recorded on the island of Brnn, next to Gothenburg, Mortensens home after relocating from Denmark. Her most recent, equally entrancing sophomore LP, Skrgrdslyd, translates as archipelago sound, a title that roots the release in the isolated natural environment in which it was made. However Mortensen does it and wherever this music springs from, it is sure to wind up close to your heart once you abandon yourself to its shimmering