The Gray Field Recordings

The Gray Field Recordings was formed in 2001 by R. Loftiss. The music is an amalgamation of noise, classical, folk, ambient,often all together in a single song. It has been described as “bizarre and unsettling, yet strangely beautiful” (Evening of Light). Justin Jones, David Salim, and Frank Suchomel are regular members.

Hypnagogia · digital download

1. Bloodstream (runey moon version)
2. Ring Bells
3. House of a Grape
4. In Exodus
5. Prelude to an Alchemical Wedding
6. Forty White Horses
7. You Have Suffered
8. Nancy's Song to Charlie
9. Stars Fall to Earth
10. Passiflora
11. Creeping

Entire album in a zip file with front cover. 256 kbps Mp3. 76.8 MB.

Originally limited to 123 handmade copies. Now available only in digital format.

"...the precision in which [these] ethereal compositions come to life is nothing short of spectacular." - Foxy Digitalis

"...There is a very clear idea behind it all. Don’t expect easygoing tracks, instead you will undergo a journey through several minimal yet melodic explorations featuring exquisite and subtle female spoken words that intervene here and there. The whole exhumes a rather occult atmosphere without becoming eccentric.” –Side-Line

"This is a multi-faceted and complex project that lives in a parallel sound universe to folks like Magic Carpathians, Fursaxa and Jackie-O Motherfucker but seemingly without any connections to the outside world." - Ptolemaic Terrascope

The Weaver's Daughter · limited handmade · CDr · AC0008 · $12.00 USD

1. The Weaver's Daughter
2. Milky White
3. In Milky Twilight
4. Petricore and Lullaby
5. Transmissions From The Terminal
6. Tiny Music
7. From Sheneland
8. abhadda kedhabhra

Printed by the artist on white fiberboard case. Handmade. Limited to 100. Wax-sealed and numbered.

"...one of this year's essential releases in experimental folk and ambient." - Evening of Light

"...both unsettling and deeply moving, moments of beauty and clarity swiftly followed by dense fog and decay." - Ptolemaic Terrascope

"Some of the most lovely music to come to kzsu in recent years, if ever..." - KZSU