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| Language of Light / Cortez split 12" |
We are delighted beyond measure to announce the release of the Language of Light / Cortez split 12". This album features the talent of Scott Cortez of Lovesliescrushing. It is an honor and a pleasure to be sharing a side of polyvinyl chloride with someone that has been so influential for Language of Light.
 The release is limited. Covers are silkscreened by the artists themselves.
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| KZSU reviews Inalonelyplace and The Gray Field Recordings |
"...some of the best ambient creativeness to hit the afile since Music For Airports..." - KZSU (reviewing Inalonelyplace's Unrequited Creatures of Beauty)
"Some of the most lovely music to come to kzsu in recent years, if ever." - KZSU (reviewing The Gray Field Recordings's The Weaver's Daughter) |
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| for the Vernal Equinox... |
I know it's sudden and without ceremony but today marks the Vernal Equinox and the release of two new AntiClock albums. The much anticipated inalonelyplace Unrequited Creatures of Beauty and The Gray Field Recordings The Weaver's Daughter. Both of which have been in the works for a very long time and, after delaying them to complete other projects, we are proud to announce they are now available for purchase...
 inalonelyplace Unrequited Creatures of Beauty is the 10th album to be released by this master of the ethereal. And in our humble opinion, one of the best. Beautiful ambient melodies, rich and elegantly layered, echo a darker time. Handmade by the artist and limited.
 The Gray Field Recordings The Weaver's Daughter is finally available. This album has been several years in the making and now is being released on the Spring Equinox and birthday of R.'s grandfather to which the album is dedicated. Printed on white fiberboard cases by the artist herself. Limited to 100. Wax-sealed and numbered.
The Language of Light / Cortez split vinyl and Sikhara's live album, slated to be released this month, have unfortunately been delayed to next month due to unforseen circumstances outside of our control. We will reannounce their release as soon as we have them in our grubby little hands.
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| Blastitude reviews Language of Light / Crow Tongue 7" |
| "Here's a 7" from today's folk scene...the previously unknown to me Language of Light turn in a ..surprisingly beautiful song called 'The Tower.' This is some people from Oklahoma and they craft the tune out of ethereal strands of guitar, male/female vocals, violin, and intangible electronic swelling. More, please!" - Blastitude |
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