The Gray Field Recordings

The Gray Field Recordings was formed in 2001 by R. Loftiss. She creates music with a wide range of instruments such as bowed acoustic guitar, mountain dulcimer, flute, oboe, toys, synths, and potentially anything that makes a sound. 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). She has appeared on several compilations including Gold Leaf Branches (Foxglove/Digitalis) and Lead into Gold (Rebis Productions). She also performs on Anvil Salute’s album A Brief History of Bone and Mike Seed's A Boy Mistaken for a Crow. R. has collaborated with a number of artists including Ctephin, Anvil Salute, frogtoboggan, Spagirus, Techix, inalonelyplace, Cousin Silas, and Mike Seed.

Hypnagogia · limited 123 handmade · CDr · $10.00 USD

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 { download }
11. Creeping

available from Woven Wheat Whispers

Limited to 123. Wax-sealed and numbered. Handmade stamp on fiberboard case.

"...It deserves to be widely heard, to be praised for it's adventure and resisting the obvious clichés." - Woven Wheat Whispers

"...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