Seriés Aphōnos

Seriés Aphōnos, a subsidiary label of Bronze Rat Records, focuses on instrumental music, soundtracks, spoken word, and other curio curations. It is curated by Welsh musician, producer and label owner Andrew Zammit.

Seriés Aphōnos
Parent companyBronze Rat Records
Founded2013
FounderAndrew Zammit
Country of originUK
Official websitehttp://www.seriesaphonos.com

Releases include Soft Rains by Zarelli (a musical reinterpretation of a Leonard Nimoy-narrated Ray Bradbury short story from The Martian Chronicles), the first vinyl release of the Krzysztof Komeda-composed soundtrack to Roman Polanski's Dance of the Vampires/Fearless Vampire Killers, Berlin avant-punk collective Candy Bomber (whose album features guest spots from musicians including Gemma Ray, Kid Congo Powers, Toby Dammit and Jochen Arbeit (Einstürzende Neubauten), Cremator (London synth musician Matt Thompson (Zoltan, Guapo)), and The Still, who are a cast of international musicians (including Chris Abrahams of The Necks) who record in Berlin. The Still was featured in British music magazine Mojo's list of 50 best albums of 2016.[1]

Seriés Aphōnos' themed and recurrent artwork is inspired by the aesthetic of 70s music libraries (such as Montparnasse 2000, Studio G, and Neuilly), and is based on a template designed and continued by Buffalo, NY artist Julian Montague.

Releases

  • SA01 – Solex – Solex Ahoy! The Sound Map Of The Netherlands
  • SA02 – Gemma Ray – Down Baby Down
  • SA03 – Tanger Trio & Ensemble Mondaine
  • SA04 - Krzysztof Komeda - Dance of the Vampires (aka The Fearless Vampire Killers)
  • SA05 - Cremator - Clear Air Turbulence
  • SA06 - Zarelli - Soft Rains (featuring the voice of Leonard Nimoy)
  • SA07 - Heavy Trash - Noir!
  • SA08 - The Still - S/T
  • BR50 - Candy Bomber - Vol. 1
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