3 years old today! A new album of ambient works just about finished. More info soon.
out now!
Toler Gibson “Country Queen” single is out today on Rocket Girl! We have another single and album to follow in April & May. Purchase or stream music HERE.
Meadows Heavy
stringy
Just a Friday night in the mountains.
Revisit: Bell Gardens “Take Us Away”
“Slow Dawns For Lost Conclusions” out on Rocket Girl!
To and From: Inspirations, Contemplations, and Other Classics. Ambient music, experimental music and the like.
Toler Gibson return to GOE!
We are in the midst of finishing our album and have lots of Southern California shows this summer! Grand Ole Echo is always a favorite!
A Generated Soul
Velvet Desert Music Volume 1
Superpitcher did a remix of my last single “Far From Home” and it appears on the new Kompakt records compilation titled “Velvet Desert Music Vol. 1”! Get it HERE.
Dont Let The Sunshine Fool ya
That time Bell Gardens covered a Guy Clark tune. This was supposed to come out on 7″ then aborted. The test pressing still sits on my record shelf and sounds pretty darn good!
Pitchfork reviews Pop Ambient 2019
Colortime
Traveling back to 90’s Texas Space Rock. That was one lumpy couch!
Pop Ambient 2019 out now!
Toler Gibson
Toler Gibson album coming coming together…
“In The Fields Of Nothing” review
From: Mojo Magazine
Toler Gibson
I have been playing with some friends for the last year and a half in a new band called Toler Gibson. The band features members of Bell Gardens and Winter Flowers. We are playing LA this weekend at The Grand Ole Echo and Harvard and Stone‘s Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound. Hope to see you there!
“Unblinded” premiere
Inverted Audio feature premiering the short film for the piece “Unblinded” is now up.
exclusive mix download at xlr8r
XLR8R is offering a free download of “Far From Home (Closer To The End Mix)”. This is an exclusive mix not available on the album “In The Fields Of Nothing” which is out now on Kompakt Records.
“In The Fields Of Nothing” review
From: Groove
“In The Fields Of Nothing” review
From: Stern Magazine
