Seeds for Cosmic Radio, streaming

Back in April, yk Records released Seeds for Cosmic Radio, a seventeen track electronic ambient album that was inspired by something especially not electronic... gardening! Infinite Limb (aka Kyle Numann) was tending to his home garden and pondering the relationship between the seeds in the soil and the cosmic fuel they receive from the sun. It's a rather incredible relationship that we're all aware of and likely take for granted! It's wild!

That idea fueled his work into culling through hours of improvisational pieces he had recorded and shaping them into something more thematic. I won't call it a concept record but it's inspired by some very specific things and sounds like those things as well. Our official writeup says:

The album forages the textures and rhythms of the natural universe, from the seed-small to the galaxy-wide: 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.

All true!

I am biased because of my involvement but it's a very rewarding listen start to finish. It's ambient but it's immersive. It's also just now available on all streaming services. We've been holding off for a number of reasons but this week it unleashed itself everywhere! So, if you wanna support it on Bandcamp, Ampwall, Mirlo, or Subvert - you certainly can! You can also stream it on Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music and everywhere else.

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It's also worth noting that the physical version of this release is a packet of seeds; culled from Numann's own garden where the original inspiration took place. He says they are "hearty bloomers."