Aug 11

- Calm Canaries (Intro)
- Girlish (For a Strong Woman, Courtesy of Naturebot)
- Survive to See Another Day (Lawford Rotter Remix)
- Slow Suicide (In Circles Edit by NQ)
- To Wake From A Deep, Deep Sleep (The Googly’s Remix)
- Slit Wrists (Hjalti Remix)
- In Girlish Curiosty (Specta Ciera Remix)
- Horses Never Know The Odds (Broken Clock’s Oddly Horsish Mix)
- Slow Suicide (Benjamin Dauer’s Half Asleep Mix)
- Cankles (Miniature Airlines Remix)
82.4 Mb .zip archive
Hot on the heels of the recent Arrivals & Departures LP from Miniature Airlines, d.iscontent is proud to announce the release of the Arrivals & Departures Remixes. Kicking off with a short ambient outtake by Miniature Airlines, this series of tracks takes you an a journey through wildly divergent styles, showcasing the imagination and skill of a variety of talented producers. Made on everything from analog synths to Palm Pilots, these new tracks truly reimagine the originals. Gauzy ambience, anthemic house, squelchy motorik – you name it, it’s on here.
For more information on the participants of this project, and some of their original music, follow some of the links below:
The Naturebot
Lawford Rotter
NQ
The Googly
Hjalti
Specta Ciera
Broken Clock
Benjamin Dauer
written by Miniature Airlines
Jun 02

- To Wake From A Deep, Deep Sleep
- Horses Never Know The Odds
- Jazz Hands
- Slow Suicide
- Car Crashers
- Our Hope Is Limitless
- In Girlish Curiosity
- A Heart Worth Breaking
- False Memories
- Slender Wrists
- Survive To See Tomorrow
94.6 Mb .zip archive
Arrivals & Departures is the first full-length release from Seattle’s Miniature Airlines, following up a string of short EPs that have trickled out since 2005. While the stylistic seeds of this album have been present in previous releases, the LP format finds them taking root and springing forth in new and exciting ways. The frenetic drum editing contrasted with direct, emotionally rich songwriting gives these instrumental tracks a lively, memorable presence upon first listen. The subtle synth textures and melodic development keep them engaging as you get to know them. This is music for heartbreak, nostalgia, hope, awe, and maybe even a little bit of dancing in between.
written by Miniature Airlines
May 15

- The Distant You
- The Distended Ewe (Hjalti Remix)
- Like A Flame I Flickered, Like The Tide You Drifted Away
- The Tide Returns To Extinguish The Flame (Miniature Airlines Remix)
29.6mb .zip archive
Perestroika is the Russian word for “Restructuring”, and that’s exactly what’s happening on this split release. There are two new tracks here, one each from Miniature Airlines and Hjalti, and two remixes, with each artist eviscerating and re-working the other’s original. It’s a surprisingly varied release that doesn’t fit easily into a single genre. At certain points, it’s dark and experimental, but soon enough becomes slick and dancefloor friendly. Skittery IDM beats collide with four on the floor house kicks, easily evading classification.
written by admin
May 23

- Safetypin Tyranny
- Pushpin Revolution
- Papercut Diplomacy
- Razorblade Tribunal
- Thumbtack Ambassador
- Pincushion Empire
51 mb .zip archive
Pushpin Revolution is the second EP from Miniature Airlines, originally released in 2006 on the now-defunct netlabel Belladonna Records. The title track was written in a single sitting several years earlier, and the rest of the tracks were later built on top of the framework of that one song. The end result is a set of songs with a consistent sound, and varying musical styles, from the moody atmospherics of the introductory track, “Safetypin Tyranny”, to the ecstatic club anthem closer of “Pincushion Empire”. There are a multitude of influences at work here, from old school electro, new wave pop, and drum and bass, to IDM, hip hop, and straight ahead four-on-the-floor dance music.
written by admin
Mar 15

- Sneakers & Socks
- Pants
- Jacket
- Shirt
- Skirt
- Panties
47mb .zip archive
This is where it all started, the self-released EP about clothing that was later re-released by Belladonna Records. Back in these days, Miniature Airlines went by the name Airliner, by a Swedish indie-folk artist had already laid claim to that name, and a very polite e-mail exchange prompted the switch to the current name. Skittery breakbeats and stuttered guitars collide under a layer of shimmering pads on this unusual IDM gem.
written by admin