gaylon : aeon – Distant I & II

Label Description:

IMPORTANT INFORMATION !
since Bandcamp is forcing us to use ‘Stripe’ (wich involves massive, mandatory and uncontrolled data collection and implicit support to american far right) all my music is now free !

I ask you to support my work by using my Ko-Fi account :
ko-fi.com/aeon_music

NO $ FOR THE PIGS !
thanks.

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see also : aeon7.bandcamp.com/album/distant-i

this album is a transatlantic collab with the talented multi-instrumentalist Alex Gaylon, who has experimented with several bands ranging from noise to jazz.

aeon :
‘after the rich experience of Alex’s guitar improvisations on “Distant I,” I felt the need to rework certain parts in my own ‘style’.

not to please my ego but to tell in more detail the story of this space castaway who slowly loses his mind.

in these troubled times I guess everyone can relate to it and maybe find some peace with our music.’

to enjoy the best experience, please use decent headphones, at high volume 🙂

we know that times are tough for many of you.
so we decided to set the price of this release to ‘pay what you want’ (or can).

for those who wonder what price is ‘fair’ the answer is $8 ($1 per track or 4 minutes). of course, any contribution, big or small, will still be greatly appreciated (remember that $1 is about 300 streams).

Filmmaker – Dehumanization (Self-Released)

Label Description: This EP is about the overwhelming exponential data, corruption fatigue, blatant govt cover-ups, the ongoing wars, the struggle as an artist dealing with shadowban, bots in platforms, AI content creators, biased algorithms in social media, being undervalued locally, and all that off-sensations in the dystopian times we’re living.

Editor’s Note: For those interested, there is also an instrumental version of this EP as well.

Aftergloom – Don’t Wake The Dreamer Part III (Self-Released)

Label Description:

Don’t Wake the Dreamer Pt. III is the final installation of the series that tells the story of a young woman escaping the grieving process by reliving memories within her lucid dreams. The adventure follows a young woman who is mourning the loss of a parent. Instead of moving on, she manifests her deceased parent in her dreams, unwittingly bringing to life a brand new being who realizes it needs the dreamer even more than she needs her dream. This dream-parent tries to keep her sleeping for extended periods of time. What follows is a series dreams that ultimately changes the course of the young woman’s life forever.

Where we left off and where we’re going:
The dream-parent has just convinced Marsha to stay within the dream and run away from the Memory Wiper. They jump from dream to dream, exploring old memories and slowly forgetting the waking world as they desperately try to keep the dream alive.

All songs written by Michael A. Brunacini