Laurel Halo

LA experimental electronic artist Laurel Halo is providing the score to visual artist Julian Charriere's new film "Midnight Zone."  The movie follows the path of a Fresnel lighthouse lens descending through the Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone, a remote stretch of the Pacific Ocean.  For the score, Halo creates a fittingly sparse and abyssal drone, like falling in slow motion into the unknown.  Check out the album opening "Sunlight Zone" below and grab the LP here from Awe.

Laurel Halo

Here's a new 20+ minute piece from Laurel Halo for piano and electronics.  "Octavia" is at once calming, but also deeply sad to these ears.  Check out the neo-classical composition below and get it here on split 12" with work from Jessica Ekomane on the B-side from Portraits GRM.

Laurel Halo

Electronic artist Laurel Halo has a new album coming our way in September.  Check out the soft ambient sounds of "Belleville" below and pre-order the upcoming "Atlas" LP here from Awe.

Laurel Halo

Here's some new soundtrack work from experimental electronic artist Laurel Halo from the documentary "Possessed."  Listening to album opener "Hyphae," there's a haunting and almost foreboding vibe with an undercurrent of sadness throughout.  It could basically soundtrack our days from here on out.  Listen below and get the album here from the artist.

Laurel Halo

Laurel Halo has been making odd and unique electronic music for a number of years now, and next month sees the release of her latest, "Raw Silk Uncut Wood," a collection of instrumental songs incorporate cello into slow and meditative sound explorations.  Listen to the title track below and get the record from Latency.

Laurel Halo - Throw

Electronic and analog synthesizer artist Laurel Halo will be releasing a new EP, "Behind the Green Door," next month from Hyperdub.  Check out the bare bones single "Throw" below, a clanking, out-of-tune, and foreboding little number.