More chart love today–Farewell, Doomed Planet! comes in at #2 on CJSW’s Experimental Charts for the week.

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More chart love today–Farewell, Doomed Planet! comes in at #2 on CJSW’s Experimental Charts for the week.

Farewell, Doomed Planet! tops the WTUL overall and electronic charts again!
It’s out! Thanks to THE LAST BLOG for premiering “Beau Travail,” the LAST video from Farewell, Doomed Planet! TLB also had these generous comments to offer:
“Elizabeth Joan Kelly has made an audiovisiual exploration that feels most akin to Twin Peaks Season 2 Part 8 (if you know, then you know…)
But really, it stands alone, just as Elizabeth floats as an astronaut into the great cosmic abyss. This is something that really lit a flare in our inbox.”
Catch the video here, and be sure to follow THE LAST BLOG, a new venture from Zola Jesus and Devon Welsh(!!!).

In case you missed it, thanks Ryne E. Hancock for having me on The WTUL Saturday Wakeup to talk about the Hard Rock collapse, Chernobyl Wolves, climate change, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, women in the music industry, and of course Farewell, Doomed Planet! The show is now archived now here.
Stay tuned for the premiere of “Beau Travail,” the FINAL video from Farewell, Doomed Planet!
The rest of the videos (so far) are all available via this playlist.
Thanks to Phil for this stunning review of Farewell, Doomed Planet!
“This is the soundtrack to my dreams. Chaotic, beautiful, mysterious and sublime. It took me a while to post due to trying to savor every nuance. I listened to it on my stereo, with headphones, and in my car. I got something different out of it each time. I got kinda lost in it for a bit. To me, that is the highest praise I can give.
In my top 10 favorite releases of last year.”
Head over to A Little Bit of Sol for the rest.
Thanks again to CJSW’s phenomenal DJs for playing Farewell, Doomed Planet! onto the Top 30 charts. See the full charts over at Earshot.

I’m so, so honored to once again be reviewed in The Wire, the most essential of avant-garde music magazines. Dan Barrow says of Farewell, Doomed Planet!, “at its best, as on “Feral At Night”, “Exclusion Zone Earth, (Or, All Hail Chernobyl Wolves)” and the closer “Beau Travail”, Farewell recalls William Basinski if his source material was “Personal Jesus” era Depeche Mode.”
The Wire can be read online with a subscription through Exact Editions, or look for a print copy at your local bookstore/library etc.

Thank you so much Recent Music Heroes for including Farewell, Doomed Planet! on their Best Albums of 2019! See the full list here.
Lovely ambient and downtempo jams on CJSW’s Katharsis/Processed this weekend; catch up with the archived episode on their website, and thanks to Kevin and Krzysztof for including “Cosmonaut Chorus” among such great company.