visible cloaks is touring europe & north america this spring / summer for a string of live shows, installations, DJ sets, and festivals ~ follow the links in our live section below for tickets:
Anticlines – the newest and boldest from Lucrecia Dalt – is available now on all platforms, terrains, and atmospheres.
Unearth more about Anticlines at the shop.
if inclined to anticline, we have a handful of the ltd. ed. lp version of Lucrecia Dalt’s new album, left from this past w/e’s (awesome) MoMA PS1: come together fair + lu’s tour w/ tune-yards — available now — edition of 75 (!), silkscreened jackets w/ risograph insert + hand-stamped labels – these ship immediately, & we’ll send a download on release date
Today we celebrate the release of Ursula K. Le Guin & Todd Barton‘s Music and Poetry of The Kesh. The first edition is sold out at source, but we are taking pre-orders for the repress now, which is scheduled to ship in May.
Discover the Kesh here, and pre-order the second edition at Freedom To Spend ~
Few Traces, the long-awaited compilation of Mark Renner’s work from 1982-1990, and the latest edition to the RERVNG series is available to explore in full here
Baltimore’s own Maia Stern captured Renner in his old hometown through a personal lens ~ watch below:
Lucrecia Dalt’s Anticlines, her sixth album and first on RVNG Intl., is a volume of bodily and geological substrates within poetic theory and sound. It is a place where skins and minerals dissolve and commingle, where gaseous subterranean leaks inflate lungs, where brain cavities echo interplanetary waves bent from passing through atmospheres.
A former geotechnical engineer from Colombia currently residing in Berlin, Dalt’s concern with boundaries and edges shape the lyrics and music of Anticlines. Paying careful attention to pace, breath, and texture, Dalt microtonally shifts the distance between speech and song while using traditional South American rhythms to support her contemporary electronic composition.
Berlin-based director Charlotte Collin visualizes the first offering from Anticlines, “Tar,” with the morphing and ghostly image of Dalt melting in and out of a limitless space. Drip into “Tar” via the video below:
Lucrecia will join Tune-Yards on select European dates next month before select solo shows in Berlin throughout April and May.
On behalf of Lucretia Dalt, a portion of the proceeds from Anticlines sales will be donated to Tierra Digna, an organization dedicated to the defense of Colombian communities affected by economic policies that violate human rights and devastate the environment, under Come! Mend!, an initiative bridging RVNG’s work and interest supporting non-profit organizations and charities.
