In celebration of the fifth anniversary of Ex-Terrestrial's seminal "Urth Born" EP, Pacific Rhythm is pleased to present a limited edition repress complete with reimagined artwork designed by Ex-Terrestrial himself. 3 outer-worldly floor-fillers and a thoughtful remix from Priori make this EP as essential as it was the day it was released back in 2018. Get involved! More

Written in Toronto and Montreal between 2017-2018, this debut LP from ex-terrestrial is in part the residue of long drives through Belgian countryside listening to shadow music. Gamma Infolded is a reflection of the fractured self, a culmination of distractions erected into intricate edifices. Dense foundations of dissonance support quirky, smile-inducing melodies in curious and odd states of being. All that can break is broken and all that is amplified is nullified. More

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New World Science's Osmos (Movements) is a sincere foray into forth-world fantasy, where disparate synthesizer styles are tied together by harmonized saxophone musings. Comprised of four recordings/jams between Francis Latreille (Priori–mastermind behind the project), Adam Feingold (Ex-Terrestrial), and Emmanuel Thibau, and featuring appearances by Phoebe Guillemot (Ramzi) and Richard Wenger (R Weng), these multi-stream compositions float in the uncertain spaces between electronic and acoustic, improvisation and production, old and new. Beautiful, subtle, and entrancing compositions suited to suborbital meditations.
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Repress End of May!

Templeight is Temple’s eighth release,

The first in our seventh year.

It features eight tracks

from artists spanning

two continents.


These are bent songs

of glimmering confusion

that rejoice in dissolution;

songs to truncate the space

Between us all.



We love them,

and you might too.



::))

Artwork by Jonathan Castro & Alejos and Robuche.
Mastering by Marco Pellegrino at Analogcut Mastering.
Ex-Terrestrial - Inlet and M & Dust - A Day in June mixed by Priori.
Phones in the Sun - First Look mixed by Lukas Glickman. More

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Temple is proud to present its 6th record to date, this time from Richard Wenger (R Weng) as Richard Lamb.

Drawing loosely on industrial, dub, and early Moog music, Automatic Tango is the result of a three-year experiment in minimal synth maximalism.

Often sentimental, mildly uncomfortable, and bordering on absurd, Automatic Tango will you have asking, who is Richard Lamb, and why is he so greasy? More

Temple is proud to present a new full-length album from Polish musician and visual artist Wojciech Bakowski.

Following up on his more experimental-leaning album Jazz Duo on Dunno Recordings, Voyager is an intimate record in the artist’s signature spoken-word style, loosely touching on stripped-down hip hop, RnB, dub, and pop.

All records come with a booklet of the artist’s drawings and song lyrics in Polish and English. More