Plaguedream artist and friend Massimo Ruberti has given an entertaining and informative interview to audiovoltaics about his recent album Autour de la Lune (Elpamusic).
If you enjoyed Ruberti's releases on This Plague of Dreaming*, take a look at the interview, and be sure to check out the new album**.
EDIT: For some reason, I get an error message every time I try to direct link to the interview from this post (even though it works in preview). If you have the same problem, copy and paste the url into your browser: http://www.audiovoltaics.cc/ Sorry for the inconvenience.
*Ruberti & Mangoni - Wandering In Milano; Disvega - Idrosfera
**Listen for a special appearance by another old friend, Fabrizio Torri!
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Thursday, December 9, 2010
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Hiatus
It is my sad duty to inform you that, until further notice, This Plague of Dreaming netlabel is on suspended status. We may return after some internal reorganization, but for the time being we are closed to submissions.
Our music will still be available for free download, and I will continue to maintain the blog and website. Watch for our return!
In the meantime, visit our brother netlabels:
ParaLucid
Mauve Zone Recordings
=PD
Our music will still be available for free download, and I will continue to maintain the blog and website. Watch for our return!
In the meantime, visit our brother netlabels:
ParaLucid
Mauve Zone Recordings
=PD
Monday, January 11, 2010
Harel Gal!
Harel Gal has a new full-length album up on bandcamp.com!*
Harel Gal - OHEZ BAANANIM
Harel's sound has grown more elaborate since his previous EP, the beginning the end. The album is drenched in the same gentle sadness, but with more emphasis on Harel's vocals, and a stronger rock edge. A cast of talented guest musicians helps fill out the arrangements.
*This is not a This Plague of Dreaming release, but we really think you ought to hear it just the same.
Harel's sound has grown more elaborate since his previous EP, the beginning the end. The album is drenched in the same gentle sadness, but with more emphasis on Harel's vocals, and a stronger rock edge. A cast of talented guest musicians helps fill out the arrangements.
*This is not a This Plague of Dreaming release, but we really think you ought to hear it just the same.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
ParaLucid Netlabel
Volador (Nagual Art) has just launched ParaLucid, a netlabel dedicated to "Dark Ambient, Ethereal, Drone, Folk, Neo-Classical or similar sounds." The website lists upcoming albums from L'Horrible Passion, Divine Crystal Dreams, Dopedrone, and of course Nagual Art. This is going to be one to watch, for sure!
Also, NA side-project Traumflug has just posted a demo track on MySpace. Take a listen!
www.paralucid.net
www.myspace.com/paralucid
Saturday, October 18, 2008
We Have a Special Plan for this World [Mauve Zone Recordings]
[Posted on behalf of our mutated sibling-label Mauve Zone Recordings. The compilation features music by This Plague of Dreaming artists-in-residence To Repel Ghosts and Moya Sestra--remember the artists TRG announced that they would be bringing back with them? Watch for their debut album on This Plague of Dreaming sometime in the coming months.]
Everything you've heard about Mauve Zone Recordings is true.
We are operators at the highest level.
And now, dear listener, the Dark Tentacle is pointing at you.
Come, take your place for the Danse Macabre!
Here at MZR, we want to party like it's 1899.
Masked balls and opium orgies, green tea and the recital of Baudelaire poetry, seances and haunted ouija tables.
The Name of the Party: "A Dream as White as the Death of a Seagull"
Where: The Mauve Zone.
When: now, within the adumbration of some future nameless Aeon.
This season's theme: 19th-century style French Decadence.
Special guests in attendance:
J.K. Huysmans, Jean Lorrain, Remy de Gourmont, Rachilde, Octave Mirbeau, H.P. Lovecraft, the Abbe Boullan, Dr. Johannes, Canon Docre, Durtal, Maldoror, Antichrist, St. Moravagine, St. Teresa of Avila, The Black Glove, Dr. Simon Hurt, The Joker, Set, Kenneth Grant, Michael Bertiaux, LAM, William S. Burroughs, Jean Genet, Arthur Rimbaud, August Strindberg, Bruno Schulz, Leonora Carrington, Andy Warehol, Richard Marsh, Sax Rohmer, The Fabulous Mr. Meaningless, The Crying Spider, Lord Cthulhu, Patrick Bateman, Choronzon, The Kliphotic King of the Larvae of the Dead, and the Booda Carrot himself.
Portraits of guests being provided by Odilon Redon.
This event is being sponsored in collaboration with Mauve Zone Recordings, The Necronomicon Transhumanist Society, The Sodality of the Holy Shadow, The Ghooric Order of the Shoggothian Nuns, The Final Church of the Zumb Zumb Apocalypse, The Cultus of the Locusts, and, of course, The Dark Tentacle itself.
All guests will be receiving a special party favor, which is the soundtrack to this event:
This album, the very first compilation album from Mauve Zone Recordings, features tracks from every artist who has contributed to our label up to this point in space-time. It also features guest appearances from other interesting parties (such as To Repel Ghosts), to say nothing of artists whose work will be showcased in greater detail in the future (in particular, Serapeum and Orchestra 23). This album also marks the worldwide debut of Moya Sestra, who we are very happy to unleash on the populance. In addition to all of this, the album comes with a short story named Mauve Movies, a Neo-Goth Narrative that illustrates the sort of ultradimensional perichoresis we strive for. A big thank you to every artist who has contributed to not only this album but also to MZR thus far, and also we would like to thank those of you who have listened to our albums.
This album was channeled to Earth from a nameless Aeon of the future. To be more precise, March 15, 2337, a date highly significant in that it marks not only the 400 year anniversary of the death of H.P. Lovecraft, but also the discovery of the Ghooric Zone on one of the moons of Yuggoth by a group of space-traveling sex-crazed cyborgs.
Finally, we would like to dedicate this album to Fire Hydrant 451 and One Hundred Years of Salad Two.
Running time: 60 minutes
Track listing:
1. Orchestra 23: Intro (4:29)
2. The Cat Band: Goods in the Hood (3:12)
3. Sypha Nadon: The Wish Wish Song (4:22)
4. The People's Tongue: Staunch (2:14)
5. To Repel Ghosts: Blow (4:43)
6. Serapeum: Fansystem (4:39)
7. Zyklon Vagina: The Creeping Sickness (2:42)
8. Orchestra 23: Intermission (1:38)
9. Bryce Clayton Eiman: Sex in Heaven (4:22)
10. Thomas Moronic: Boulder Dash (5:12)
11. Moya Sestra: Spider Joe (5:40)
12. Boy Destroyer: Wild Boys Remix (3:20)
13. Sypha Nadon: The Mauve Zone (7:33)
14. Orchestra 23: Outro (2:56)
15. James Champagne: The Lord's Prayer (2:38)
album front cover artwork by Erik Visser.
You may download your party favor for free (as always) here:
http://www.archive.org/details/MZR0
Questions and concerns may be directed either to one of our gargoyle staff members or sent to mzr777@gmail.com.
Everything you've heard about Mauve Zone Recordings is true.
We are operators at the highest level.
And now, dear listener, the Dark Tentacle is pointing at you.
Come, take your place for the Danse Macabre!
Here at MZR, we want to party like it's 1899.
Masked balls and opium orgies, green tea and the recital of Baudelaire poetry, seances and haunted ouija tables.
The Name of the Party: "A Dream as White as the Death of a Seagull"
Where: The Mauve Zone.
When: now, within the adumbration of some future nameless Aeon.
This season's theme: 19th-century style French Decadence.
Special guests in attendance:
J.K. Huysmans, Jean Lorrain, Remy de Gourmont, Rachilde, Octave Mirbeau, H.P. Lovecraft, the Abbe Boullan, Dr. Johannes, Canon Docre, Durtal, Maldoror, Antichrist, St. Moravagine, St. Teresa of Avila, The Black Glove, Dr. Simon Hurt, The Joker, Set, Kenneth Grant, Michael Bertiaux, LAM, William S. Burroughs, Jean Genet, Arthur Rimbaud, August Strindberg, Bruno Schulz, Leonora Carrington, Andy Warehol, Richard Marsh, Sax Rohmer, The Fabulous Mr. Meaningless, The Crying Spider, Lord Cthulhu, Patrick Bateman, Choronzon, The Kliphotic King of the Larvae of the Dead, and the Booda Carrot himself.
Portraits of guests being provided by Odilon Redon.
This event is being sponsored in collaboration with Mauve Zone Recordings, The Necronomicon Transhumanist Society, The Sodality of the Holy Shadow, The Ghooric Order of the Shoggothian Nuns, The Final Church of the Zumb Zumb Apocalypse, The Cultus of the Locusts, and, of course, The Dark Tentacle itself.
All guests will be receiving a special party favor, which is the soundtrack to this event:
This album, the very first compilation album from Mauve Zone Recordings, features tracks from every artist who has contributed to our label up to this point in space-time. It also features guest appearances from other interesting parties (such as To Repel Ghosts), to say nothing of artists whose work will be showcased in greater detail in the future (in particular, Serapeum and Orchestra 23). This album also marks the worldwide debut of Moya Sestra, who we are very happy to unleash on the populance. In addition to all of this, the album comes with a short story named Mauve Movies, a Neo-Goth Narrative that illustrates the sort of ultradimensional perichoresis we strive for. A big thank you to every artist who has contributed to not only this album but also to MZR thus far, and also we would like to thank those of you who have listened to our albums.
This album was channeled to Earth from a nameless Aeon of the future. To be more precise, March 15, 2337, a date highly significant in that it marks not only the 400 year anniversary of the death of H.P. Lovecraft, but also the discovery of the Ghooric Zone on one of the moons of Yuggoth by a group of space-traveling sex-crazed cyborgs.
Finally, we would like to dedicate this album to Fire Hydrant 451 and One Hundred Years of Salad Two.
Running time: 60 minutes
Track listing:
1. Orchestra 23: Intro (4:29)
2. The Cat Band: Goods in the Hood (3:12)
3. Sypha Nadon: The Wish Wish Song (4:22)
4. The People's Tongue: Staunch (2:14)
5. To Repel Ghosts: Blow (4:43)
6. Serapeum: Fansystem (4:39)
7. Zyklon Vagina: The Creeping Sickness (2:42)
8. Orchestra 23: Intermission (1:38)
9. Bryce Clayton Eiman: Sex in Heaven (4:22)
10. Thomas Moronic: Boulder Dash (5:12)
11. Moya Sestra: Spider Joe (5:40)
12. Boy Destroyer: Wild Boys Remix (3:20)
13. Sypha Nadon: The Mauve Zone (7:33)
14. Orchestra 23: Outro (2:56)
15. James Champagne: The Lord's Prayer (2:38)
album front cover artwork by Erik Visser.
You may download your party favor for free (as always) here:
http://www.archive.org/details/MZR0
Questions and concerns may be directed either to one of our gargoyle staff members or sent to mzr777@gmail.com.
Friday, December 21, 2007
Nagual Art @ NTNS / To Repel Ghosts @ Dark Winter
Nagual Art appears on Not The Normal Shit Radio's new compilation, The Best of NTNS Radio 2007.
The compilation is free to download, and features the Nagual Art track The Whisperbox, from their album A Landscape Built by Whispers.
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To Repel Ghosts is featured on this year's ambient holiday compilation from the excellent netlabel Dark Winter, available now for free download!
Dark Winter Holiday Compilation - A Candle's Golden Glow
"When the sky is dark and the temperature is low, comfort can be found in a candle's golden glow..."
TRG offered their arrangement of Silent Night from their 2005 album All Is Calm. Also featured are Last Nights of Paris, Ambage, Datua 1.0, Bunk Data, Larry Johnson, Mystified, Gothick, Ka-baalim, Jeffery Letterly, Zenith, Samsa, Mikrodepresja, Ryu, and Gurdonark.
The compilation is free to download, and features the Nagual Art track The Whisperbox, from their album A Landscape Built by Whispers.
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ALSO
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To Repel Ghosts is featured on this year's ambient holiday compilation from the excellent netlabel Dark Winter, available now for free download!
Dark Winter Holiday Compilation - A Candle's Golden Glow
"When the sky is dark and the temperature is low, comfort can be found in a candle's golden glow..."
TRG offered their arrangement of Silent Night from their 2005 album All Is Calm. Also featured are Last Nights of Paris, Ambage, Datua 1.0, Bunk Data, Larry Johnson, Mystified, Gothick, Ka-baalim, Jeffery Letterly, Zenith, Samsa, Mikrodepresja, Ryu, and Gurdonark.
Friday, October 19, 2007
[rhexisMUSIC] presents: St. Withiel Delivers From Evil
Something you should all hear: a new album of (mostly) covers from future culture-hero Withiel
[rhexixMUSIC] presents: St. Withiel Delivers From Evil
"An album of covers and quasi-religiose music, produced over the last few months. Some of these are quite beautiful, others are very ugly. Most of them weren't written by me, although some were."
Listeners familiar with Withiel's earlier work will find this album more intimate, with a softer and closer sense of space. His signature labyrinthine production style has been toned down a little on most tracks, with fewer overdubs and more emphasis on the solo vocal. The album hangs together fairly well for a covers collection, and Withiel sings them like they're his own. The only exception would be L. Cohen's Democracy, which nonetheless sounds like a heartfelt homage.
[Withiel's previous releases, and other rhexisMUSIC artists, can be downloaded free from the rhexisMUSIC website.]
The world is a vale of tears, but then there's Withiel, so it's alright.
[rhexixMUSIC] presents: St. Withiel Delivers From Evil
"An album of covers and quasi-religiose music, produced over the last few months. Some of these are quite beautiful, others are very ugly. Most of them weren't written by me, although some were."
Listeners familiar with Withiel's earlier work will find this album more intimate, with a softer and closer sense of space. His signature labyrinthine production style has been toned down a little on most tracks, with fewer overdubs and more emphasis on the solo vocal. The album hangs together fairly well for a covers collection, and Withiel sings them like they're his own. The only exception would be L. Cohen's Democracy, which nonetheless sounds like a heartfelt homage.
[Withiel's previous releases, and other rhexisMUSIC artists, can be downloaded free from the rhexisMUSIC website.]
The world is a vale of tears, but then there's Withiel, so it's alright.
Friday, September 14, 2007
Frightmare Forest, and meta:Human
As the days grow short and the nights grow chill, we're pleased to bring you more Threshold People news!
Our resident ghouls have just licensed their song "The Pit" (again!) for use in the haunted attraction Frightmare Forest! If you're in the Cedar Rapids, Iowa area during the month of October, stop in and get the pants scared off ya!
Also, our friends [Esc.] Laboratory have released a new album on the test tube netlabel:
"Meet meta:Human, a kind of an Industrial-Techno-Goth-IDM trio from Germany. The Dark Ages of Technology is their own post-apocalyptic manifest."
Our resident ghouls have just licensed their song "The Pit" (again!) for use in the haunted attraction Frightmare Forest! If you're in the Cedar Rapids, Iowa area during the month of October, stop in and get the pants scared off ya!
Also, our friends [Esc.] Laboratory have released a new album on the test tube netlabel:
"Meet meta:Human, a kind of an Industrial-Techno-Goth-IDM trio from Germany. The Dark Ages of Technology is their own post-apocalyptic manifest."
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