Gareth Flowers

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Creekwalking is available everywhere you listen to music.

When I was growing up in northern Virginia, I used to go creekwalking pretty regularly in Four Mile Run. During the lengthy quarantine of 2020, I found myself again creekwalking, but this time in the Esopus of Woodstock, NY. After capturing field recordings of various outdoor ambiences there in the Catskills, as well as trumpet melodies on a concrete patio, I had this idea for some woodland vignettes, and these became Creekwalking.

Soundscapes of trumpets, field recordings, and other real and artificial instruments.

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‘Silent Period’ follows the arc of a long night/early morning following an unknown event that has led an enigmatic main character into self-exile. The four movements of the album mirror four different and specific states of being related to the protagonist’s experience and expectation: uneasiness, confusion, fear and relief. http://sunshineltd.info/

A limited edition of 250 vinyl LPs.

"...the output here is just fucking astounding...I can’t recommend this one enough..."

-antigravitybunny

"...Silent Period is a meeting of two veritable masters in disparate fields, collaborating into darkness and interminable dread." -Decoder Magazine

"A perfect spin for late nights of neurotic reflection." -OMGVinyl

"Silent Period is an album of nuance and mood..." -acloserlisten

Originally a limited edition of 50 cassette tapes, now digital.

"Weird, beautiful tape." -FACT mag list of top 20 tapes of 2013

Digital 2011

"It’s a very intriguing vibe — one illuminating the difference between ourselves and our inventions, and the vast chasm between the consciousness of the two." -redefinemag

Digital 2010

"A superb offering of catchy, inventive minimalism." -furthernoise