Less than a week before the official release of 'No Land Called Home', a free, exclusive mix for the exceptional US-based online magazine Headphone Commute is now available. Taken from their website:

Welcome to another exclusive mix from Headphone Commute… On this first day of November we bring you a gorgeous journey into the subconscious mind of Subheim. Both, uplifting and dark, this musical exploration, will take you into other worlds, real and imagined. It’s always nearly impossible to describe the music featured by our podcast contributors – and it is especially difficult to capture all of the beauty conveyed through the sounds of Subheim. Marriage of solid beats, and soaring melodies will keep you on the edge of your seat, until you get up and move with the rhythm…

Compiled mostly from his own compositions, and a few of his contemporaries, such as Bersarin Quartett, Ben Lukas Boysen, Access to Arasaka and even Max Richter, this exclusive mix traverses a dark and isolated land of despair, sprinkled with promise and hope. Teasing us with tracks from his upcoming album, No Land Called Home, released by the beloved Ad Noiseam in just a week (November 9th!), Subheim unveils his most mature composition to date! With jazzy acoustic percussion, field recordings, and organic textures, Kostas K weaves evocative feelings from his mind to yours.

See also our Track of the Week featuring Subheim’s Streets, and a short video teaser. Read Headphone Commute review of Approach (Tympanik, 2008).

You can listen or download this mix right here.

Here's an unmastered mp3 preview of "Streets", one of the tracks which will be included in the upcoming "No Land Called Home" full-length record. And while you're listening to the track, you can take a look at the cover artwork as well.

"No Land Called Home" will be released on CD, 12" vinyl LP and digital in the Fall of 2010, bearing the catalog number adn133.

All these goodies at the Ad Noiseam website.

The successor to the debut LP "Approach" will be available in October 2010 through Ad Noiseam (DE).

For the moment, check out the teaser trailer here

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