Khonnor - Live from Saint Johnsbury, Vermont (2004)

Release Date: 2004
Origin: United States
Genre: IDM, Electrofolk, Shoegaze, Soundscape
Label: Please Do Something
Site: http://www.typerecords.com/artists/full.php?id=24
Tracklist:
1. Basement Key 555
2. Crapstone
3. The eyes Of The Older Car Drivers Do Shine

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/239359225/Khonnor_-_Live_from_Saint_Johnsbury__Vermont.rar

Khonnor - Softbo EP (2009)

Release Date: January 20, 2009
Origin: United States
Genre: IDM, Abstract, Drum And Bass, Noise
Label: Moodgadget Records
Site: http://www.typerecords.com/artists/full.php?id=24
Tracklist:
1. Nibble-O
2. Pea Mag Gourmet
3. Kite Tits
4. Calico Dong Veil
5. An Ode To Gary Giggles
6. Infirmary 2
7. Huffin' Hollow

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Khonnor - Burning Palace (2006)

Release Date: 2006

Origin: United States

Genre: IDM, Shoegaze

Label: Type Records

Site: http://www.typerecords.com/artists/full.php?id=24

Tracklist:

1. Burning Palace

2. Heat Convex Dreaming

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/239348618/Khonnor_-_Burning_Palace.rar

Khonnor - Lost Pets (2003)

Release Date: 2003
Origin: United States
Genre: IDM, Ambient, Soundscape, Shoegaze
Label: Please Do Something
Site: http://www.typerecords.com/artists/full.php?id=24
Tracklist:
1. Executioner The Rat
2. Rooms
3. Coffin Story
4. Cantelopps
5. Crab Foils (Fast Foils!)
6. I Was Everything You Wanted Until I Quit

Download link: http://rapidshare.com/files/238639359/Khonnor_-_Lost_Pets.rar

Khonnor - Handwriting (2005)

The next ten posts you'll be able to download work of Connor Long, a 22 years old musician from USA who started to publish work when he was only 15. Besides his age, another thing that have surprised to critics, reviewers, fans and other musicians is that he has several names that can be defined as half the way between heteronyms and pseudonyms. Honestly, I think they can be defined more as heteronyms because each different name has a well-defined style and musical structure. So, when we talk about Khonnor, Grandma, I, Cactus, or Gaza Faggot, we are talking about the same person but a different musician. Hope you like these next EP's & albums.

Cheers.

Release Date: August 22, 2005

Origin: United States

Genre: IDM, Ambient, Electrofolk, Shoegaze

Label: Type Records

Site: http://www.typerecords.com/artists/full.php?id=24

Tracklist:

1. Man From The Anthill

2. Daylight And Delight

3. Megan's Present

4. Dusty

5. Crapstone

6. Kill2

7. A Little Secret

8. An Ape Is Loose

9. Phone Calls From You

10. The Stoned Night

11. Screen Love, Space And The Time Man

12. I Was Everything You Wanted Until You Quit

13. Tattletalent (Encore)

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Loess - Burrows (2009)

Release Date: May 5, 2009
Origin: United States
Genre: IDM, Abstract, Ambient
Label: Nonresponse
Site: http://www.myspace.com/loesswindandwater
Tracklist:
1. Lull
2. Schoen
3. Troper
4. Fascine
5. Tranter
6. Bud
7. Selkuth
8. Spetaelska
9. Nyckel
10. Thresh
11. Nomon
12. Cyanor
13. Hohn

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/237863941/Loess_-_Burrows.rar

This is the new album from Loess. It is really great, amazing atmospheres, dark ambients and beautiful visual scenarios. Once again, better if listened with headphones; so close your eyes, construct unimaginable personal ecosystems and enjoy.

B. Fleischmann - Welcome Tourist (2003)

Date Released: January 1, 2003
Origin: Austria
Genre: IDM, Abstract, Click & Cut
Label: Morr Music
Site: http://www.bfleischmann.com/
Tracklist Disc One:
1. 02/00
2. Guided By Beats
3. Pass By
4. Grunt
5. Until The Real Thing Comes Along
6. The Blessed
7. As If
8. Waiting For You To Come
9. A Letter From Home
10. Le Desire
11. Sleep

Tracklist Disc Two:
1. Take Your Time

Better if listened with headphones. Cheers!

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/235232375/B._Fleischmann_-_Welcome_Tourist.rar

B. Fleischmann - The Humbucking Coil (2006)

Date Released: January 1, 2006
Origin: Austria
Genre: IDM, Abstract, Click & Cut
Label: Morr Music
Site: http://www.bfleischmann.com/
Tracklist:
1. Broken Monitors
2. Gain
3. Composure
4. First Times
5. Phones And Machines
6. Static Grate
7. Aldebaran Waltz

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/235210580/B._Fleischmann_-_The_Humbucking_Coil.rar

B. Fleischmann - Sidonie (1999)

Date Released: November 1, 1999
Origin: Austria
Genre: IDM, Abstract, Click & Cut
Label: Morr Music
Site: http://www.bfleischmann.com/
Tracklist:
1. Sidonie
2. Sad Star
3. Whirr
4. Where Have You Been
5. Sleep

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/235193868/B._Fleischmann_-_Sidonie.rar

B. Fleischmann - Pop Loops For Breakfast (1999)

Date Released: June 1, 1999

Origin: Austria

Genre: IDM, Abstract, Click & Cut

Label: Morr Music

Site: http://www.bfleischmann.com/

Tracklist:

1. Slope

2. The Flow

3. Breakfast At The Ritz

4. Drops

5. The Red Saloon

6. Nightly

7. Le Matin

8. S

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/233483736/B._Fleischmann_-_Pop_Loops_For_Breakfast.rar

B. Fleischmann - Nico (2001)

Date Released: September 1, 2001
Origin: Austria
Genre: IDM, Abstract, Click & Cut
Label: Morr MusicSite: http://www.bfleischmann.com/
Tracklist:
1. Nico
2. Hyvä Päivä

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/233401488/B._Fleischmann_-_Nico.rar

B. Fleischmann - Melancholie / Sendestraße - Two Concerts (2007)

Date Released: March 20, 2007
Origin: Austria
Genre: IDM, Abstract, Click & Cut, Leftfield
Label: Sound Of A Hand Shake / Morr Music
Site: http://www.bfleischmann.com/
Tracklist Disc One:
1. Melancholie - live
Tracklist Disc Two:
1. Sendestraße - live

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/233396178/B._Fleischmann_-_Melancholie___Sendestrasse_-_Two_Concerts.rar

B. Fleischmann - Late (2004)

Date Released: August 24, 2004
Origin: Austria
Genre: IDM, Abstract, Click & Cut
Label: Morr Music
Site: http://www.bfleischmann.com/
Tracklist:
1. Tsip Tsap
2. lsdj
3. Facing It (duo 505 version)
4. Toru Okada
5. Wenig
6. Nochwas
7. Disko Und Bett

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/230639682/B._Fleischmann_-_Late.rar

B. Fleischmann - Frisky He Said [Single] (2006)

Date Released: May 2, 2006
Origin: Austria
Genre: IDM, Abstract
Label: a.n.o.s.t.
Site: http://www.bfleischmann.com/
Tracklist:
1. Frisky He Said
2. Gain (Instrumental)
3. From To (Single Version)
4. Broken Monitors (Single Version)

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/230631067/B._Fleischmann_-_Frisky_He_Said.rar

B. Fleischmann - Angst Is Not A Weltanschauung! (2008)

Date Released: December 9, 2008
Origin: Austria
Genre: IDM, Abstract,
Label: Morr Music
Site: http://www.bfleischmann.com/
Tracklist:
1. Hello
2. 24.12
3. Last Time We Met At A T&TT Concert
4. In Trains
5. Still see You Smile
6. Phones, Machines And King Kong
7. Playtime
8. Even Your Glasses Miss Your Eyes

Download link: http://rapidshare.com/files/230626900/B._Fleischmann_-_Angst_Is_Not_A_Weltanschauung_.rar

B. Fleischmann - A Choir Of Empty Beds (2000)

Date Released: August 15, 2000
Origin: Austria
Genre: IDM, Abstract
Label: Fuzzy Box / IODA
Site: http://www.bfleischmann.com/
Tracklist:
1. Start
2. It's All So
3. Play The Big A
4. Open End
5. Buzz
6. Sono
7. Ircam
8. Chad F. The Tick And Sax Mix
9. Good Bye

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Susumu Yokota - LO Compilation Mix (2006)

Date Released: October 17, 2006

Origin: Japan

Genre: House, ElectroFolk, Dub Techno, IDM

Label: Lo Recordings/State51

Site: www.susumuyokota.org

Tracklist Disc One:

1. Auto Where To - The Chap

2. Volumatic Spacer Device - The Chap

3. Younger People - The Chap

4. Your Shinning Darkness - Susumu yokota

5. Voyeurism - Europa 51

6. Here Enuff - Toob

7. Blasted Wook - Luke Vibert

8. Clawing It's Way Back - Toob

9. Errors In My Mind - Cursor Miner

10. My Lovemixdown - Alexandroid

11. Edinorg - Alexandroid

12. Open - Rothko

13. Siemreap - Motohiro Nakashima

14. We Are Not Impartial - The Chap

15. Mountain & Valleys (Yokota Mix) - Red Snapper

16. The Loner - King Of Woolworths

17. Songs Of The Sleeping Forest - Susumu Yokota

18. Madam Ortance - Theodore

19. Europa 51 - Europa 51

20. Waters Edge - Susumu Yokota Rothko

21. My energy - Susumu Yokota

22. 1000 Wing Beats Per Second - Susumu yokota

23. Clear Space - Susumu Yokota Rothko

Tracklist Disc Two:

1. LockDon - hairy Butter Georges Vert

2. This Is Electro - Cursor Miner

3. Remember Elvis Rex - The Chap

4. Courage And Modesty - The Chap

5. Remote Control - Cursor Miner

6. Mr. G's Locked In Dub - Hairy Butter

7. Disco Gardens - Milky Globe

8. Space=Volume - The Chap Pier Bucci

9. 3a - Susumu Yokota

10. Grilling The Cheese - Cursor Miner

11. Battery Powered Joy - Cursor Miner

12. Moog Acid (Jackson Mix) - Jean Jacques Perrey Luke Vibert

13. Moog Acid (Plastician Mix) - Jean Jacques Perrey Luke Vibert

14. Cursor Miner Feels Good - Cursor Miner

15. Siva Dance - Susumu Yokota

16. 3c - Susumu Yokota

17. The Warp & The Woof (Secondo Mix) - Milky Globe

18. Woop Woop - The Chap

19. I Got Flattened By A Pig Farmer - The Chap

20. Ode (SCSI 9 Moscow Mix) - Milky Globe

21. Heavy Petting - Red Snapper

22. Rivers Become Oceans - Four Tet Rothko

Download Link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZXLHACXO

Susumu Yokota - Magic Thread (2000)

Date Released: January 1, 2000
Origin: Japan
Genre: Minimal, Ambient, IDM
Label: Leaf Records
Site: www.susumuyokota.org
Tracklist:
1. Weave
2. Reflux
3. Unravel
4. Circular
5. Spool
6. Potential
7. Fiber
8. Metabolic
9. Stitch
10. Blend
11. Melt

Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/227987686/Susumu_Yokota_-_Magic_Thread.rar

Susumu Yokota & Rothko - Distant Sounds Of Summer (2005)

Date Released: October 25, 2005
Origin: Japan
Genre: Ambient, Downtempo, Experimental, IDM, Minimal

Label: Lo Recordings
Site: http://www.susumuyokota.org/
Tracklist:
1. Deep In Mist
2. Waters Edge
3. Path Fades Into Forest
4. Lit By Moonlight
5. Brook And Burn
6. Sentiero
7. Clear Space
8. Reflections And Shadows
9. Distant Sounds Of Summer
10. Floating Moon
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Susumu Yokota, the name ring any bells? OK, bad jokes aside, I’m sure virtually everyone’s familiar with the workaholic behind the echoing lattices of delight that make up such recordings as Grinning Cat and Sakura, as well as the deep, jazzual and funky ‘80s house of albums like Zero. You might not know that he also runs his own record label, Skintone, and is an exhibiting graphic designer who makes all his own record covers; quite frankly, he’s probably the only person in the world who can rival Madlib for ludicrous amounts of diverse creative output. Now that’s cute, because the promo sheet under my beady eye compares Susumu’s “supernatural kind of funk” to California’s most blunted. Except they spell it Mad Lib, which sounds like a pendant to Stephen Malkmus’ Pig Lib, only for wackos (sign me up!).
Anyway, if you haven’t heard anything by Mr. Yokota, you’re missing out because he’s justly famous for being able to create wondrous atmospheres from the barest assortments of intertwined sounds, and he’s not afraid of being pretty or lush, either. A good place to start might be Symbol, which uses a very well-known selection of classical music as the starting threads, and which everyone except Wire magazine loved. My personal tip would be Grinning Cat, but for goodness’ sakes don’t start with The Boy and the Tree, because it’s all weird concussive dub gongs instead of bells on the breeze, and may dent your headspace.
Or you could start with this album right here, a fantastic display of all his internationally acclaimed production hallmarks. However, although Yokota is behind the boards, most of the music here is of Rothko’s making, and Rothko deserve more than a word or two by way of introduction. Initially consisting of nothing more than a trio of bass players and some FX (lofi gem In the Pulse of an Artery), the output of this loose collective around founding member Max Beazley moved through blissful ambient recordings (A Continual Search for Origins) towards the velvet intensity of A Space Between, where longtime collaborator and creamily voiced English poet/songstress Caroline Ross achieved equal billing, adding the folkish tones of her playing to Beazley’s ever-mellifluous bass fretwork, which has always been Rothko’s liquid spine. Along the way Beazley’s put out a slew of albums not mentioned above, found the time to collaborate with Four Tet on the gorgeous Rivers Become Oceans split 7” and released Wish for a World Without Hurt, a reaction to the events of September 11th that saw him work with static merchant Black Bear and produce music like nothing so much as the ashes of the impact site crying to themselves.
And to think I find it difficult to fit in a couple of reviews around my working week.
Yokota veterans will find themselves instantly at home on the warm broken beats of opener “Deep in Mist”, where Ross’ voice blossoms in wordless flight, and second track “Waters Edge”, which wraps her into tiny tonal chant cycles (a Yokota peccadillo) beneath gently oscillating rings and resonating piano notes huge and softly heavy as summer cloud banks. Rothko stalwarts need not be put off by the threat of pounding beats, as these only take the aural foreground on a minority of tracks, and are anyway more sinuous pulse than kick. Rest assured that things retain a silkily organic feel throughout, that there are still drifts into near-silent idyll, and that Beazley’s high tones are as gorgeously evocative of sunlight rippling on water as ever (with a particular mention perhaps being due for “Brook and Burn").
Everyone else can go out and get it safe in the knowledge that they are purchasing a collaboration by masters of their respective crafts, who in joining forces have created some of the best and most blissful music either have achieved. This is one of the ambient albums of this—and indeed most—years, and when I say ambient, I don’t really mean Eno’s airport soundtrack; apart from anything else, there is genuine songwriting and structure here. No, ambient, as in: You can do whatever you want while listening to it, but the music does not become background, it becomes part of you. One to slot next to Budd & Bernocchi’s “Fragments From the Inside” while blessing all musicians too productive to enjoy physical peace, who therefore need to create it in their minds, and let it sound like this.
A small body of such artists (Beazley amongst them) have been taking shelter from the underground cold at www.burningshed.com. I would humbly suggest that you go and peruse what they’ve got to offer, because it’s likely that you’ll find something there to cherish. I did.

Review taken from: http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/yokotasusumu-distant/
Download link: http://rapidshare.com/files/164454366/Susumu_Yokota___Rothko_-_Distant_Sounds_of_Summer.rar

Susumu Yokota - Symbol (2005)

Date Released: July 19, 2005

Origin: Japan

Genre: Ambient, Chillout, Downtempo, Experimental, Lounge, IDM, Modern Classical

Label: Lo Recordings
Site: http://www.susumuyokota.org/

Tracklist:

1. Long Long Silk Bridge

2. Purple Rose Minuet

3. Traveller In The Wonderland

4. Song Of The Sleeping Forest

5. The Plateau Which The Zephyr Of Flora Occupies

6. Fairy Dance Of Twinkle And Shadow

7. Flaming Love And Destiny

8. The Dying Black Swan

9. Blue Sky And Yellow Sunflower

10. Capricco And The Innovative Composer

11. I Close The Door Upon Myself

12. Symbol Of Life, Love And Aesthetics

13. Music From The Lake Surface __________________________________________________

Having made an almost perfect musical statement with 2000's 'Sakura', Susumu Yokota is often accused of not living up to that album's sprawling scope and diffused ambience. Marking his 25th album (25!) Yokota has decided to answer those critics with a record that combines the detached aura of 'Grinning Cat' with the directness of his more truculent offerings, claiming it to be his "masterpiece". Built around hordes of classical samples (Puccini, Debussy, Mahler and Beethoven amongst them) 'Symbol' is a grand document that raises two pertinent questions; is it pretentious and is it any cop? The answers; probably and certainly. Opening with 'Long Long Silk Bridge' it's easy to stare cynically at the crate load of Juniper scented strings Yokota conjures up, dipping in and out as over-wrought choirs take to the stage with bare floorboard beats underfoot, but somehow it all works wonderfully. Yokota is barely finished on this prologue epic before he sends the listener into another huge arrangement ('Purple Rose Minuet') that sets harpsichords against some eerily echoing Japanese vocals, again to startling effect. Although his panache for bloody stupid song titles pervades throughout ("The Plateau Which the Zephyr of Flora Occupies"/"Fairy Dance of Twinkle and Shadow"), you get the feeling it's not as po-faced as you are first led to believe with a playful spirit evident on most tracks. Closing with the effeminacy of 'Music from the Lake Surface', 'Symbol' is undoubtedly overblown but in Yokota's affable hands it becomes an indulgent treat. Lovely.

Review taken from: http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=17650 Download link: http://rapidshare.com/files/163555823/Susumu_Yokota_-_Symbol.rar