Tracklisting:
1. Bash
2. Bash (French Fries Remix)
3. Werk
4. Give in to You
5. Give in to You (Isotonik Remix)
Available June 5th in a limited-run vinyl pressing of 200, with exquisite design and packaging by The Designers Republic.
Also available digitally June 5th wherever fine electronic music is sold.
Halo Cyan will be hosting a showcase in Detroit on May 26.
The lineup is:
John Tejada
Grenier (aka DJG)
Chrissy Murderbot
Octo Octa
Sumsun
at Temple Bar
2906 Cass Ave., Detroit, MI 48201
10 P.M.
$15
A preview of upcoming tracks on Halo Cyan Records in 2012, mixed by John Tejada.
Listen / download :
PHCX200 – Halo Cyan Promo Mix by John Tejada
Halo Cyan is hosting an official South by Southwest Showcase on March 14, 2012, at Barcelona (209 East 6th Street Austin, TX 78701).
The lineup is:
Anenon (8:00-9:00)
Sumsun (9:00-10:00)
Chrissy Murderbot (10:00-11:00)
xxxy (11:00-12:00)
John Tejada (12:00-1:00)
Octo Octa (1:00-2:00)
See you there!
Appleblim has an excellent new mix on FACT, featuring the world premiere of upcoming material on Halo Cyan by Paul Woolford:
Listen here:
http://www.factmag.com/2011/10/10/fact-mix-290-appleblim/
“A Better Shore” comes from Vladislav Delay as Sistol’s full-length album On the Bright Side, available for only $7.99 on iTunes. Buy it here.
Vladislav Delay as Sistol – “A Better Shore” from Halo Cyan Records on Vimeo.
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NEXT UP ON HALO CYAN: Our “Lossless” limited 12″ release series of superstars remixing superstars, featuring all-new original tracks and remixes from Appleblim, Max Cooper, Hyetal, Paul Woolford, Extrawelt, XXXY, and more …
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All five Sistol titles are now available for purchase.
Select the items you want and then press the “buy” button:
Remakes (12″)
Features remixes from alva noto, FaltyDL, John Tejada, and [a]pendics.shuffle.
Remasters & Remakes (2XCD)
The first disc contains Sasu Ripatti’s remaster of the original self-titled Sistol album, released on Phthalo Records in 1999, along with two unreleased tracks from the same time period. The second disc contains 11 remixes from the likes of Ike Yard, Mike Huckaby, Aki Latvamäki, DMX Krew, Somatic Responses, DuranDuranDuran, Sutekh, and more.
Purchase “Remasters & Remakes” digitally.
On the Brighter Side (Remixes Vol. 1) (12″)
Features two tracks from “On the Bright Side”, and remixes by Redshape and Jori Hulkkonen.
Purchase “On the Brighter Side (Remixes Vol. 1)” digitally.
On the Bright Side (CD)
Brand new full-length from Vladislav Delay as Sistol. Eight tracks of garishly vibrant and buoyant synth melodies, alongside stroboscopic basslines that glitter loudly from one track to the next. Praised by Pitchfork and Resident Advisor.
On the Brighter Side (Remixes Vol. 2) (12″)
Features remixes from Scuba, FaltyDL, Oneohtrix Point Never, and Walls.
Purchase “On the Bright Side” digitally.
Donnacha Costello contributed an all-Sistol mix to the XLR8R Podcast series.
You can listen and download the mix for free at XLR8R.
Tracklist:
01 Sistol “A Better Shore (Edit)”
02 Sistol “Fucked-Up Novelty”
03 Sistol “Contaminate Her (Jori Hulkkonen Mix)”
04 Sistol “Hospital Husband”
05 Sistol “Glowing And So Spread”
06 Sistol “Funseeker (Oneohtrix Point Never Rainbro Mix)”
07 Sistol “Funseeker (Oneohtrix Point Never Rainbro Mix) (Second Copy)”
08 Sistol “A Better Shore (Walls Mix)”
09 Sistol “On The Bright Side (The Brighter Side Scuba Remix)”
Richie Hawtin has featured Vladislav Delay as Sistol’s “Kojo (John Tejada Remix)” in his October Beatport Chart. Check out the entire chart here.
Phthalo Podcast #4 is brought to you by Wobbly.
Jon Leidecker & Barbara Golden host:
“Women in Electronic Music 1938-1982.”
Originally Broadcast on “Crack O’ Dawn”, KPFA FM, 94.1 Berkeley on April 1st, 2010. The photo for this podcast is of Eliane Radigue.
Playlist:
Clara Rockmore – Vocalise (Rachmaninoff) (recorded 1987)
Johanna M. Beyer – Music of the Spheres (1938, recorded 1977)
Louis and Bebe Barron – Forbidden Planet / Main Titles, Overture (1956)
Daphne Oram – Bird of Parallax (1962-1972)
Delia Derbyshire – Dr. Who / Blue Veils and Golden Sands / Zizwh (60′s)
Else Marie Pade – Faust and Mephisto (1962)
Mirelle Chamass-Kyrou – Etude 1 (1960)
Pauline Oliveros – Mnemonics III (1965)
Ruth White – Evening Harmony / Sun (1969)
Micheline Colulombe Saint-Marcoux – Arksalalartoq (1970-71)
Pril Smiley – Koloysa (1970)
Alice Shields – Study for Voice and Tape (1968)
Daria Semegen – Spectra (Electronic Composition No. 2) (1979)
Annette Peacock – I’m The One (1972)
Wendy Carlos – Timesteps (1972)
Ruth Anderson – DUMP (1970)
Priscilla McLean – Night Images (1973)
Laurie Spiegel – Sediment (1972)
Eliane Radigue – Adnos III (1980)
Maggi Payne – Spirals (1977)
Maryanne Amacher – Living Sound Patent Pending: Music Gallery, Toronto, 26 Feb 1982
Coming up on the next installment of this ongoing series:
Cathy Berbarian, Maddalena Fagandini, Annea Lockwood, Joan LaBarbara, Beatriz Ferreyra, Michele Bokanowski, Laurie Anderson, Hildegard Westerkamp, Jacqueline Nova, Tera de Marez Oyens, Beverly Grigsby, Emma Lou Diemer, Ann McMillan, Jean Eichelberger Ivey, Sorrel (Doris) Hays, Barbara Kolb, Megan Roberts, Monique Rollin, Mireille Chamass-Kyrou, Suzanne Ciani, Jocy de Oliveira, Laetitia Sonami, and more.
Our third Phthalo Podcast comes from Los Angeles resident Brian Simon, a.k.a Anenon. He is the mastermind behind Non Projects, a label which adds compelling new layers to its sound with every well-plotted release.
Phthalo Records Podcast 3: Sound Like a Rainforest
Tracklisting:
Intro
1. Kim Hiorthøy – “Politiska Dikten Atervander”
2. Phonophani – “Gubijinso”
3. Oneohtrix Point Never – “Stress Waves”
4. John Surman – “All Cat’s Whiskers And Bee’s Knees”
5. Ana Caravelle – “Where Have You Been?” (Anenon Drone Mix)
6. Angelo Badalamenti – “Theme From Twin Peaks – Fire Walk With Me”
7. Shigeto – “What We Held On To”
8. Take – “Incredibright” (Anenon Remix)
9. Asura – “Pocket Hearts”
10. Anenon – “Northern”
11. Gold Panda – “You.”
12. Supersilent – “10.6″
Outro
Now available: Vladislav Delay as Sistol – ‘Remasters & Remakes’, a 2XCD set from Halo Cyan Records.
Sasu Ripatti (better known as Vladislav Delay and Luomo) has remastered his earliest album (released on Phthalo Records in 1999) for a deluxe double-disc reissue. The first disc features two exclusive new tracks recorded during the original album sessions, and the album as a whole has been remastered by Sasu himself to better capture the punch and flow he’s perfected over the past ten years of putting out punchy electronic projects such as the Luomo records. The second disc contains a dazzling array of remixes from Sasu’s contemporary peers.
Disc 1: Remasters by Sasu Ripatti
01. Hajotus
02. Keno
03. Hac
04. Haaska
05. Kelmi
06. Luomo
07. Kotka
08. Kojo
Disc 2: Remakes
01. Nuomo (Ike Yard’s Metalli Tulitta Remix)
02. Keno (Mike Huckaby S Y N T H Remix)
03. Kaste (Aki Latvamäki Remix)
04. Hac (Alva Noto Remodel)
05. Kojo (John Tejada Remix)
06. Kotka (FaltyDL Refunk)
07. Haaska (Swelter Mix by [a]pendics.shuffle)
08. Kelmi (DMX Krew Remix)
09. Keno (Somatic Responses Laserfunk Remix)
10. Hajotus (DuranDuranDuran Remix)
11. Kotka (Sutekh Parabolai Mix)
Order the 2xCD (4-panel gatefold digipack):
Young producer and dublab affiliate Suzanne Kraft, a.k.a. Diego Herrera, recently left Los Angeles and took with him his excellent label, Discotheque Records. Before his departure he left us all a gift in the form of this Phthalo Podcast for your listening pleasure. Enjoy.
Phthalo Records Podcast 2: Suzanne Kraft’s “Slow Touch my House” Mix
Tracklist:
Dntel – In Which Our Hero Is Taken By Surprise (Languis Remix)
GB – The Dreamer
Chris and Cosey – Bust Stop
Quarion – Pepper Candy
Omar-S – Nikademus
Marco Bernardi – Mystery of Nazerus (Mark August Remix)
Pepe Bradock – Deep Burnt *THANKS 2 AUSTIN H.*
Kyle Hall – Ghosten
Omar-S – Miss You
Suzanne Kraft – Black Lace (unfinished)
Greenbean / SFV Acid / Suzanne Kraft – Soft Roe
Tevo Howard – Data (Album Edit)
New Musik – 24 Hours From Culture
Maybe you’ve already read about the impending release of this record on Pitchfork or Resident Advisor. Maybe this isn’t news to you. But if not, revel in this all-new record by Sasu Ripatti, the artist better known as Vladislav Delay, and also responsible for such big-selling projects as Luomo.
As part of the 2010 rebirth of Vladislav Delay-as-Sistol, he’s recorded a startling new full-length record entitled “On the Bright Side“, slated to be filling up record shop aisle displays and people’s music players on September 14, 2010 in both CD and digital formats. Influenced and inspired by a range of a year’s worth of experimentations – with everything from vividly narcotic flashbacks and memories; to his production work and touring alongside the legendary Moritz von Oswald; to the vast array of ideas that Ripatti immersed himself in while reading aboard long flights from one gig to the next (or when squirreled away at his new home on the remote island of Hailuoto in northern Finland).
Yet almost despite all these experimentations, “On the Bright Side” is a surprisingly bold, poppy record, sounding far closer to a Luomo record than, say, a Vladislav Delay record. Ripatti has taken the brightness of the album’s title and wholly literalized and given it corporeal form with a range of garishly vibrant and buoyant synth melodies, alongside stroboscopic basslines that glitter loudly from one track to the next…each somehow managing to retain an air of practiced delicacy throughout the mix. (And, of course, as this is a very club- and DJ-friendly record, a four-track 12″ single will accompany the album, with all-star remixers to be announced.)
Available September 14th, 2010 on Halo Cyan Records.
CD Tracklisting:
01 (Permission to) Avalanche
02 Hospital Husband
03 On the Bright Side
04 A Better Shore
05 Fucked-Up Novelty
06 Contaminate Her
07 Glowing and so Spread
08 Funseeker
Pre-order the CD:
Vladislav Delay as Sistol – “Remakes,” now available digitally.
