Tamarack Music Portland, Oregon
Independent electronic and eclectic music.
Repping the Pacific Northwest and beyond. We bring digital
releases, cassette tapes to the mix for creative exchange and expanded communication.
Chip bass, dub, dubstep, skwee, ambient electronic, experimental electronic, techno...even an irreverent folk rock CDR. We love music and love to share it with people who love music.
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If you like OP-1 Soundpack: A Catalog of Sad Tomorrows, you may also like:
Another Entrance
by Channelers
Taking inspiration from devotionals and ’60s British folk, Sean Conrad's eleventh Channelers LP is ambient-acoustic at its most meditative.
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PRISONNIER DU RÊVE
by Erang
Dungeon synth king Erang returns with another dazzling LP, this one inspired by childhood “book & record” sets.
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Gems and Minerals
by Golden Brown
The moody, hypnotic sounds on the latest from Stefan Beck—swaying cello, prickly guitars—are meant to convey a sense of unease.
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Siberia
by Glåsbird
The lates in Glåsbird’s series of sonic explorations of real-life places is a soft and striking LP inspired by Siberia.
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Emersion
by Paper Relics
A hypnotic effort from this UK band, “Emersion” is a rich, immersive trip that will thrill fans of Rachel’s.
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Vines
by Damiana
The ambient duo consisting of TALsound’s Natalie Chami and Matchess’ Whitney Johnson blurs the lines between analog and electronic.
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the night is in my mouth
by Lyndsie Alguire
From Montréal, Lyndsie Alguire delivers a gorgeous record dedicated to ”all-nighters,” with synth sounds that conjure cities after dark.
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