Winged Sun Back soon

Hey everyone,

Long time no speak...

A few new Winged Sun releases are coming very shortly :

Annapurna Illusion - Dance Of The Mezosoic

Ritual Music From Kojora Islands

Traditional Music From India

Veddah - Fluobone

+ New High Wolf releases, Tape on Krayon Recordings (available now) and Cd-r on Kaugummi Books (soon), last things before first LP coming on Not Not Fun

Thanks

Max

NEW WINGED SUN RELEASES

HIGH WOLF - INCAPULCO



New Cdr only release. Random jams recorded after those releases you enjoyed (animal totem on Not Not Fun / gabon on Winged Sun / digital heaven on Stunned) . Expect some fuzzy wah guitars, trancey keyboards, delayed vocals, groovy percussions and jungle spirit!
Artwork by Skyler Hitchcox

6.5 EUROS SHIPPING PRICE INCLUDED

IIBIIS ROOGE - PINK HYBRID



Superastral team, iibiis rooge is the proof that the famous 1+1=3 equation is correct. Modern psychedelic High Wolf jams + Astral Social Club fucked up improv electronics = something we don't have a name for. Better than a one shot collab this duo is made to last. Forthcoming debut LP on Dekorder.

6.5 EUROS SHIPPING PRICE INCLUDED

OUT OF STOCK : HIGH WOLF S/T CDR


First Winged Sun record to be released, first cdr from High Wolf, following tapes on Not Not Fun and Stunned records from California...Various tracks celebrating the birth of High Wolf and worshiping the jaguar. Mixing percussions, guitar, synth, drum machine and voice this should become your best friend during the summer. This record contains oldest High Wolf tracks ever made.

Field recordings

New records from French friend label Crier Dans Les Musées!

6.5 EUROS SHIPPING PRICE INCLUDED

6.5 EUROS SHIPPING PRICE INCLUDED

New batch soon

Hey,

New batch is coming next month, 3 Cd-r releases if everything goes well :

High Wolf - Incapulco

Annapurna Illusion - Dance of the mesozoic

iibiis rooge (High Wolf + Astral Social Club)

Peace

Max

Two shows coming with Pocahaunted

Hey,

High Wolf will play his first live shows ever, opening for Pocahaunted and Sun Araw...I will play with a guest from Finland...

20 June 2009 : At the Luminaire in London
22 June 2009 : At Ocii in Amsterdam

Max

WINGED SUN BATCH 1

High Wolf "Gabon" c30

Gabon c30
Winged Sun Records
WS02


Following debut tape released on Not Not Fun records, this cassette shows High Wolf looking at Africa from his native Amazonia...What's the difference between Amazonian and African jungles? When we live in the wild, with percussions and tribal singing, we're all the same...

OUT OF STOCK : check tomentosa, volcanic tongue, discriminate records, eclipse records

From Volcanic Tongue :
Limited edition cassette from this excellent French operative with a prior release on Not Not Fun. This one might be even better than his recent self-released CD-R, with a sophisticated use of lush, melodic loops that is nicely psychedelic and parallels the experiments in home-made minimalism of Astral Social Club et al.


HIGH WOLF CDR

High Wolf- s/t
Winged Sun Records
WS01

First Winged Sun record to be released, first cdr from High Wolf, following tapes on Not Not Fun and Stunned records from California...Various tracks celebrating the birth of High Wolf and worshiping the jaguar. Mixing percussions, guitar, synth, drum machine and voice this should become your best friend during the summer. This record contains oldest High Wolf tracks ever made.
6 EUR (PRICE INCLUDE POSTAGE)

Review from Forest Gospel
In the wake of two super-limited, super-terrific, already sold out tapes, High Wolf has released this self titled CDr which should hopefully stick around long enough for people who are reading this to snatch one before they too vanish into oblivion. Unfortunately, this seems to be the current trend in underground experimental noise. Start a delicious new group and proceed to release awesome slabs of sound in the most limited quantities possible. I don’t get it. I don’t care if I have one copy of something that was limited to 100. I just want to hear the music. Why not make more copies? They’ll sell, right? I mean, take this most recent Caboladies LP. Atomic Weekender is the band's first release on wax and for some reason Digitalis sees fit to only produce 100 of them!? It’s baffling. Doesn’t it cost more per record when you produce smaller runs? Surely there is at least 3 or 400 more people who would have easily snatched those things up (me included). The same thing goes for the ridiculously expensive set of Animal Crack Box from Animal Collective. Of course you’re going to start a feeding frenzy when you only press a 1000 copies of a new 3LP for a band who had just released the album of 2009 (For the record, Merriweather Post Pavillion, while amazing, is no longer my favourite of the year. Still good though.). Anyway, I’ll try to subdue my rant. You can just download the ripped copies online anyway, right? And if I’m going to be forced to steal a copy instead of pay for them because some hip, limited run release sold out, then I’m also not going to feel bad about it. What does any of this have to do with High Wolf’s selft titled CDr? Nothing really. You can still order this thing. Six full, lush tracks of bubbly, tropical and tribal drones that alternate between meandering meditations and percussive propulsions. These guys really are worthy of the amount of hype that is beginning to build for them. Who knows, they could turn out to be 2010’s Emeralds. So, as an apology for a review that really only used a sentence or two to describe any actual music, I suggest this: keep an eye out for future High Wolf releases, because they may not last long and considering their three for three track record so far (the Animal Totem cs is my favourite of the three), they’re not likely to disappoint.

From Volcanic Tongue :
Debut CD-R for this French operative with a previous cassette on Not Not Fun. High Wolf uses loops, percussive sounds, fuzzy keyboards and obscure sunken melodies to create a ritual space that combines aspects of exotica, ethno-flux, drone and minimalism while skirting the kinda haunted forests of tone previously the domain of Spencer Clark and James Ferraro. Some really imaginative use of loops here, especially the future dooms of strings on the last track. Future collaboration is apparently in the works with Neil Campbell’s Astral Social Club, which makes a lot of sense, as both of these guys have a feel for repetition that is sensual and psychoactive.

For more infos, please mail me : highwolfk7(at)gmail(dot)com

Welcome to Winged Sun Records

Hi Everyone,

Welcome to Winged Sun Records, cd-r and cassette label releasing music from High Wolf and friends...

More soon

Max