Showing posts with label night foundation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label night foundation. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 May 2026

Night Foundation - Wrapped Up In Time

Mesmerizing dubby minimalism from Night Foundation.

Monday, 14 July 2025

V.A. - Amulet Of Tears

The Lithuanian ambient mavericks Amulet of Tears are celebrating their 5-year anniversary with the release of this massive compilation showcasing the talent that has graced the grooves and tapes of their boutique label. Mutant Zones favourites Zhe Pechorin, Night Foundation, BODYXVIII, Script, and Volunteer Coroner all leave their mark, alongside a number of other acts new to me. Honestly, this is a fantastic project that demonstrates impeccable curation and a wholesome community. Happy birthday to the founders, I'm looking forward to seeing what comes next.

Buy the album here, and stream it in full down below.

Wednesday, 20 November 2024

Night Foundation - Live At The Auxiliary

Recording of Night Foundation live set that took place in September 2023, at The Auxiliary Project Space, Middlesbrough, thanks to the ever-amazing Industrial Coast who also released it on tape. While cassettes are gone now, you can still listen to the performance on Bandcamp.

Wednesday, 29 March 2023

Little Annie meets Night Foundation - Inertia

Absolutely addictive dub transmission from Night Foundation, featuring vocals from Little Annie, just dropped on Noir Age in the form of a limited edition 7" single. Super trippy, deep and alluring. Brilliant collaboration, recommended! You can buy the record (and digital) here.

Sunday, 13 February 2022

Night Foundation - Reflection

Another stellar release from Noir Age is on the horizon, this time from the label founder Richard Vergez. As Night Foundation he's released 10 albums so far (or at least Discogs says so), "Reflection" will be his sixth project with Noir Age. There are currently two tracks from the album available on bandcamp - "Double Edge" has a dubby, pulsating rhythm with Blade Runner-esque dark jazz undertones, while "Reflection III" emanates a brooding and slightly unsettling air with its war-like drums. Both are equally good, and I'm looking forward to hear the rest.

You can pre-order "Reflection" here, and stream it below.