rydglek - Les petits volcans
- 1[intro]
- 2Motion Blur
- 3Thrilling Wind
- 4Let The Autumn Leaves Dry Out Of The Dirt In Spring
- 5Liaisons / Mort Aux Vaches
- 6Aldehydes
- 7Blue Sky’s Interlude
- 8White Menthol Colors
- 9Anhedonia’s Supervisor
- 10No Angel Came
- 11Golden Ashes
- 12UK Raincoat
- 13[outro]
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Open edition
Recorded from March - April 2026
“Les petits volcans” is one of many albums by rydglek, and the central theme of this new release is a sensual reinterpretation of “Post-rain”, once cold and harsh, now experienced from within. It frames the “post-rain” state as a quiet return to light.
Inspired by the early works of Tori Amos and the Bristol trip-hop scene, particularly the album Nearly God by the widely known Tricky, the record is filled with a sense of new life, as if the listener involuntarily becomes a witness to the blooming and revival of a once empty and cold city.
In contrast to rydglek’s “winter” works “Entrails” and “Post-rain”, the album continues the “summer” line of “flesh to flesh” and “True nature”, which is a movement from isolation to embodiment, from coldness to life.
“Les petits volcans” is one of many albums by rydglek, and the central theme of this new release is a sensual reinterpretation of “Post-rain”, once cold and harsh, now experienced from within. It frames the “post-rain” state as a quiet return to light.
Inspired by the early works of Tori Amos and the Bristol trip-hop scene, particularly the album Nearly God by the widely known Tricky, the record is filled with a sense of new life, as if the listener involuntarily becomes a witness to the blooming and revival of a once empty and cold city.
In contrast to rydglek’s “winter” works “Entrails” and “Post-rain”, the album continues the “summer” line of “flesh to flesh” and “True nature”, which is a movement from isolation to embodiment, from coldness to life.
