Regular contributor Aquaboogie has put together a third album, following the grunge loop ambient of 2010's Selected Ambient Whelks with something a bit more glazed and sugary. Satisfy your sweet tooth by checking out the album's release page on this site or saunter over to Bandcamp for some retail therapy.
It's not an AR release, but let's give it some promo anyway: Montano (Jet Jaguar and Octif) have released their second album of gentle field-recording based ambience. The album is called Subtitled, and is available for download or on limited edition CD at Bandcamp. Saunter over there swiftly and have a listen!
Yes, you can now grab Group Five's Good Evenings for free if you so choose. It includes remixes by the other Angry Rabbit bods, Aquaboogie and Jet Jaguar.
Also, our CD compilation from 2008 is now available to download. It costs you $10NZ for the whole shebang or $1NZ if you want to grab specific tracks. There are still two free downloads in there, Group Five's 'Everybody Looks Just Thrilled' and Fabian Tape's 'Last Weekend'.
Malty Media, New Zealand's answer to a question that has never been asked, provides Angry Rabbit with its latest release, Kleiner Wasserbär, an EP featuring five psychedelic delights. Check out the release page or the release's Bandcamp page.
While_You_Were_Sleeping, Wellington's loose collective of music-via-laptop producers, is having an outing next Sunday at Betty's on Blair Street. Three Angry Rabbit-affiliated groups will be in performance: Panoramica, Group Five, and Malty Media (Jet Jaguar and Aquaboogie).
Group Five's Great Days collects, reworks and remasters tracks from his first two EPs. And if you download the full album, you get a free bonus album, containing five remixes (by Group Five, Jet Jaguar and Aquaboogie), and five original tracks. All this for NZ$10!
We close out 2009 with a new EP by Group Five, Retrenching.
You can name your price to download the thing at the above link. Five tracks, showcasing a variety of summery moods, including the summery mood showcased on the cover, and sampling those funky cats Berg, Webern and even some great Britten.