Back in April, we announced that Infinite Limb had joined the roster and would be releasing their brand new full-length record, Seeds for Cosmic Radio. If you’re the sort of person that gets down with Bandcamp or Ampwall, you’ve hopefully already heard it. If you’re the type that waits for streaming, your wait is over.
The seventeen-track album was inspired by a notably non-electronic activity, gardening. While tending his home garden, Kyle Numann (aka Infinite Limb himself) pondered the relationship between the seeds in the soil and their cosmically fueled energy from our sun. An ecosystem buried in the soil but dependent on the stars – one star in particular in fact.
Mining through years of multitrack recordings, Seeds for Cosmic Radio emerged. The album forages textures and rhythms of the natural universe: the bleary melody of spring thaw, the pulsing beat of cellular activity, the endless drone of interstellar space, and the radio signals of our most distant voyager. These sounds are not unknown to us, they persist through us every day… unknowingly.
Seeds for Cosmic Radio is now available everywhere. Supporting it on Bandcamp, Ampwall, Mirlo, or Subvert is recommended – particularly given that you can get the download packaged with some actual seeds from Numann’s garden. Otherwise, find it on Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music and everywhere else you stream.
If you don’t mind, broadcast this one far and wide. Stream it, save it, share it.
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