Inch-Time

minimal // melodic // laptop folk

Stirring itself amongst the air molecules, Inch-Time’s music seems to honor the air that carries it. It treats the medium as a character in the music. Aussie Stefan Panczak (currently based in London) wields a precise production of organic and natural sampled sounds. He released this single early 2006 and has since released his LP on UK label Static Caravan. “Icicles & Snowflakes” peeked out at me from the recent Jazzanova & Resoul compilation Secret Love 3.

A deliberate leak from your speakers.
Inch-Time – Icicles & Snowflakes
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Posted by Paul Irish on Monday, January 22nd, 2007 under folk.

8 Responses to “Inch-Time”

  1. Jen said on January 23rd at 11:03 am :

    Awesomeness. Thanks.

  2. delta9 said on January 23rd at 11:33 pm :

    Inusitado, sutil e melancólico.

  3. The Anti-Fashionista said on January 30th at 8:59 pm :

    I’m glad that finally, there are people writing about Inch-Time. Well done and a great sample choice.

  4. R.S. said on January 31st at 6:43 am :

    This is quite pretty and well done. Reminds me of some Robert Rich. Tasteful.

  5. Hannah said on February 1st at 1:47 pm :

    Oh wow, this is terrific! Thank you.

  6. JL said on February 8th at 9:04 am :

    Exquisite – really lovely atmosphere & textures. Many thanks for posting!

  7. Ray said on February 20th at 5:33 pm :

    This is cool, except for the fact that the high scratchy part makes me think my neck bones are creaking.

  8. Eric said on February 24th at 8:01 pm :

    THis is great stuff. Thanks for posting.

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