Tonight is the full Hunter’s Moon, the first full moon of Fall. It’s also known as the Blood Moon and the Dying Moon. I’m craving sausages, fatty chicken thighs and squashes roasted in butter. Purple potatoes dredged in gravy. Risotto with slices of mushroom and handfuls of Parmesan. It’s the time to harvest, to fatten up, before the season of hibernation.
But this moon is also known as the Travel Moon, a time of transition and shifting, literally and metaphorically. And tomorrow morning, I am loading up a U-Haul with all of my earthly belongings and physically moving into a new (but temporary) home with my boyfriend. One cycle dies and another begins. Trust me – this move was not planned around the lunar cycles, but it’s funny how things line up sometimes, isn’t it?
To celebrate the season, I’ve made you a playlist chock full of moody electronic and synth-pop. A good third of the music on here is from the label Morr Music who have signed many (if not most) of my all-time favorite Icelandic artists, including Múm, Sóley, Sin Fang, and FM Belfast. New tracks from Múm and Sin Fang made the cut for this playlist. Other Icelandic artists here include Samaris, Aloa Input, Hjaltalín, and Amiina.
Listen to the full Autumn 2013 playlist on Spotify or 8tracks.
Explore past playlists for Summer 2013, Spring 2013, Winter 2012, and Autumn 2012.
01
Lament for V.G.
San Fermin
San Fermin
02
More Than
Au Revoir Simone
Move In Spectrums
03
The Hunter
Marnie
Crystal World
04
Seekir
Zola Jesus, JG Thirlwell, Mivos Quartet
Versions
05
Oh Yeah
Bat For Lashes
The Haunted Man
06
Ribs
Lorde
Pure Heroine
07
Young Boys – Jónsi Remix
Sin Fang, Jónsi
Young Boys – Jónsi Remix
08
Viltu Vitrast
Samaris
Samaris
09
Offing
Julianna Barwick
Nepenthe
10
We’ve Been Inside for Too Long
Kyson
The Water’s Way
11
Toothwheels
múm
Smilewound
12
Going Home
Aloa Input
Anysome
13
Crack in a Stone
Hjaltalín
Enter 4
14
Coast
Emily Reo
Olive Juice
15
Perth
amiina
The Lighthouse Project
Your mix tape is the perfect accompaniment to reading your blog – beautiful! Thank you.
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