I already have a fair selection of falling asleep music—Basinski, Eluvium, etc—but need something with a flatter power spectral density, that’ll more effectively drown out noisy neighbours and their late parties. Something MBV-esque, sans drums and vocals, I’m thinking. Suggestions?
look no further, darling, my flatter power spectral density is off the scale
Have you tried Seroquel?
Perhaps the question sounded somewhat clinical... I just want some pretty noise!
i fell asleep to wolf eyes & double leopards “breeding turbines vol. 1” last night.
I’m afraid nothing will block it out....learned that the hard way. You’re just going to have to kill your neighbors when no one is watching.
Flying Saucer Attack
Main
pink noise
try
belong- october language
flat spectral density = white noise, no?
i get it now, forget what i said
now you’re playing with power
i think i actually need some kind of white noise for sleeping, as i seem to have developed mild tinnitus in my left ear. not good.
Even after all your conscientious earplug usage? Shit...
Re suggestions upthread:-
Main: too intense and sinister—scary even, when the breathing on Firmament II/IX comes in.
Flying Saucer Attack: tried Further, too vocal heavy for my purposes, although To the Shore is not bad.
Belong: Awesome, beautiful, and perfect.
Still waiting on the Tamburas, which sound intriguing, although they may prove to be a bit monotonic if they’re anything like La Monte Young. However I did come across Twin Guitar Rhodes Viola Drone (for La Monte Young) by Keith Fullerton Whitman, which fits the bill pretty well.
nww: salt
would it be utterly obvious to say fennesz?
jean-francois laporte—mantra
This may be obvious but Klimek Music to Fall Asleep To.
I have listened to Fennesz’ Endless Summer soooo many times, out of the belief that it lies at the nexus of so many things that I already like, so I should totally love it... yet it has utterly failed to make any impression on me. Maybe that means it would be ideal for falling asleep to...