Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Mahoney/Peck featured artists on WDIY

WDIY is commercial free and listener supported radio for the Greater Lehigh Valley area and the entire world via streaming radio.Bill Fox, host of Galactic Travels, has recently announced that Mahoney and Peck will be the featured artists for March. I imagine that this will include tracks from solo works from both artists as well as tracks composed together and tracks from the upcoming (and currently untitled) release from Mahoney and Peck that features works from the 2008 season that includes The Gathering's performance, Star's End and a rare Mahoney/Peck online concert broadcast via Stillstream.com.

To listen to the Galactic Travels broadcast, click here. And please support your local public radio station, call them and request artists from Waiting World Records. If they aren't playing us, let us know and we will send them promotional material at once.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Upcoming Performance with Mahoney and Peck


Live Streaming Concert
Saturday, January 30, 2010
4pm EST-10pm EST

Tune in on

Friday, January 1, 2010

Beyond the Vaulting Sky in ElectroAmbientSpace

A great way to start the New Year...

Mark Mahoney “Beyond the Vaulting Sky”

7 tracks, 53.06 mins

"As the low drones of the title track rumble, you know instantly that you are listening to an ambient album. A slow synth lead adds a bit of structure a couple of minutes in, wailing mournfully in a Robert Rich primordial glurp sort of way. The mood gradually brightens nicely, however, creating an ambient journey that takes a number of pleasant detours, ending with beautifully sparkling space music. “A Visit To A Most Ancient Outpost” features a gently playful oboe-like synth and a soft bass pulse in the first half and bright bubbly synths and sequencing in the second half. We move back into more ambient territory with the next tracks, one spacious and light, the other dark and deep. The latter, “Voices Within the Solar Stream” is one of the best haunting ambient tracks of 2009, full of dark choirs that reverberate into infinity. “Starfish” is a very natural continuation of that tone, reminiscent of the space music sound of Jonn Serrie, albeit a shade darker than that. “Sailing Into Calm Remembrances” has more of a Brian Eno feel about it, minimal ambient with subtle sonic colorings throughout. “Chopped Logic” sounds like its name, a quirky ambient mish-mash that entertains to the end. Mark Mahoney has nicely carved out a unique niche for himself in the ambient genre."

© 2010 Phil Derby / Electroambient Space

Sunday, November 22, 2009

KILLBOT-Beep and Twitch Now Available


KILLBOT-Beep and Twitch
Released 11.19.2009
Waiting World Records 007

Product Description:
Killbot's (aka Daniel Sexton) Beep and Twitch is a lively and fantastic mixture of breakcore, drum-n-bass and gabber. This release manages to transcend the typical low-accessibility of breakcore, utilizing finesse instead of the all too predictable programming we have all grown so tired of. What sets Killbot apart from many of his peers is his embracement of the microphone. Processed vocals deliver an uncanny message of topics ranging from potty training, vampires to business suit entrepreneurship. If you haven't guessed by now, he's not taking himself too seriously allowing the listener to once again have fun with a new record while delving deep into a complex audio exercise.
To purchase your copy click here.

 








Thursday, November 12, 2009

M Peck's City Skies Performance



Below are the links to M. Peck's set at the City Skies concert series last weekend in Decatur, Georgia hosted by Jim Combs and Kavarna.

It was a great night for live music last Saturday in Decatur's Kavarna; located in somewhat of an oasis in the downtown area. A surprisingly large number of people were on hand and close to a hundred were tuned in on stillstream.com to listen in on the evening's performances.
Thank you to Jim for putting together a great night and having me down and thanks to the staff of Kavarna for their hospitality.

Friday, October 23, 2009

KILLBOT-Beep and Twitch Sneak Peek














Track List:
01. tenth
02. muffin stump mountain
03. five lion waltz
04. fortress maximus
05. jc speedcore
06. mighty meat treat
07. rasta styleee
08. potty training
09. portrait of a trailor park
10. vampires rule!!!
11. how am i not myself?
 
We are currently waiting on the proof to come back for approval on this upcoming release. For those of you interested in pre-orders please contact us at waitingworldrecords at gmail dot com. Stay tuned for more info.

Monday, October 5, 2009

Fall/Winter Release Schedule

Over the next few months three (possibly four) new releases will be available from WWR.
Killbot: Beep and Twitch
Official press release, artwork and track listing will be posted soon. In the meantime preview tracks are available at Killbot's Myspace.
Release date 10.27.09.

Kuwahara: Honey Cult
From experimental electronic performer Mike Honeycutt and M. Peck, Honey Cult offers an orgy of sound with a dismal undercurrent. The first single "A Basket for Elliot" can be heard on the Chaotic Underworld Noise Compilation Volume 4 "We Still Prey".
Release date in mid-November

Mark Mahoney and M. Peck
Back again together to collaborate on their fourth full length release that focuses on material composed for the 2008 Gathering performance in Philadelphia, PA. This perhaps is the most diverse and conceptual offering from Mahoney and Peck to date.
Release date TBA.