Your Digital Daily for Monday, June 22, 2009

Ghostly celebrates 10 years

Monday, June 22, 2009 in Features by EB Team about Lusine

It seems like just yesterday that Ghostly International first took centre stage with their brand of oddball electronica and fresh slew of interesting artists. In addition to their notable dealings with Matthew Dear, this Michigan-based label has had their finger veritably glued to the pulse with such acts as The Mobius Band, the newly-renamed Skeletons and The Kings of All Cities, The Chap and Tycho.

The ten-year birthday party will see artists as varied as Deastro, Telefon Tel Aviv, Milosh, and Audion taking to the decks in dance clubs from Moscow to Chicago, New York to Barcelona.

This Friday June 26, Ghostly will be celebrating at Berlin’s Berghain with live acts from Audion, Lusine, Michna with Raw Paw, The Sight Below and Kate Simko, and DJ sets from Derek Plaslaiko and SV4.

Here’s to another ten years!

Shigeto’s ‘Soaring’ blasts off

Monday, March 12, 2012 in Features

Ghostly International always wows us with their beautiful releases; Shigeto is definitely one of our favorites of the label, having first snared our ears with his 2010 debut Full Circle. A complex blend of field recordings and thick synths, it’s easily one of the more intriguing IDM albums we’ve heard in a long time. His – more

Matthew Dear invites us to Black City

Friday, June 04, 2010 in Features

We were very excited to hear that Matthew Dear will soon release his follow up to the widely praised Asa Breed in 2007. The album will be called Black City and will be released on the Ghostly International label on August 16th. This will be Dear’s third album and we’re expecting big things, especially after – more

Ghostly find the Horizon Line

Tuesday, April 13, 2010 in Features

Ghostly International release their latest compilation today and are giving away an armful of remixes in support of it. Divided neatly into two halves, the first part entitled Horizon Line collects remixes and reinterpretations from the Ghostly back catalogue by the likes of Max Tundra, School of Seven Bells and Osborne. The second part – – more

Matthew Dear spits out Jabberjaw

Tuesday, October 20, 2009 in Features

Amongst Matthew Dear’s many pseudonyms, one of them Jabberjaw will be putting out some brand spanking new material. With the music coming courtesy of the well respected Ghostly international label, Jabberjaw’s second 12” strangely entitled The Garden of Eden provides us with Dear’s distinctive strain of eccentric techno. Jabberjaw’s history dates back to 2003 when – more