RBM Records

14/03/2026

The 12 March edition of The Wire ’s weekly radio show on Resonance FM and Resonance Extra featured tracks by Jessica Ekomane, Machinefabriek, OHYUNG, Eva Novoa and more

14/03/2026

Great read . There are many great creators of ambient and beyond . Ben frost ,tim hecker two examples 🍂

From Aphex Twin to Brian Eno, Minecraft or Max Richter, we explore the enduring influence of ambient music on popular culture.

08/12/2025

WFMU play pull of autumn

Audio & playlist from May 21, 2024

08/12/2025

Pull of autumn on European indie network charts

Promo Euro Indie Music Weekly Magazine Program 376
This Week on 🇪🇺 Euro Indie Music Weekly Magazine 🇪🇺 - On Air on🇮🇹 Italy, 🇺🇸 USA, 🇦🇷 Argentina, 🇦🇺 Australia, 🇨🇱 Chile & 🇧🇷 Brazil!

Eonian – I Am Alive
Psychopathic Romantics - Isolation
Bluombre - musica & Daniele D'Elia - L'aurora boreale
Beauty In Chaos 'Diving For Pearls' ft. Wayne Hussey & Cinthya Hussey
JC Miller 'Before Nightfall'
The Pull of Autumn 'I Was Just Dreaming'
Gabriele Saro , Ivan Comar, Roberto Fabbro – Gangsta

http://euroindiemusic.info/euro-indie-music-weekly-magazine/

08/12/2025

Indie art-pop outfit The Pull of Autumn presents their new offering 'Lost Time'. Featuring San Francisco singer-songwriter Julius Manning, this echoes the hushed intimacy of Nick Drake, only with heightened dream-energy, A highlight of their fifth album 'Memory Tree', a vibrant yet reflective collec...

08/12/2025

Indie art-pop outfit The Pull of Autumn presents their new offering ‘Lost Time’. Featuring San Francisco singer-songwriter Julius Manning, this echoes the hushed intimacy of Nick Drake, only with heightened dream-energy, A highlight of their fifth album ‘Memory Tree’, a vibrant yet reflectiv...

08/12/2025

Review | The Pull of Autumn - Memory Tree

"This is a set of dark, shadowy art pop songs, or compositions, if you will, suited for those melancholy twilights that just keep on happening." - By Ljubinko Zivkovic

https://echoesanddust.com/2024/06/the-pull-of-autumn-memory-tree/

08/12/2025

The Pull of Autumn: Memory Tree (2024) - mini-review

US band The Pull of Autumn are out with the album "Memory Tree", and this is a production that possibly may be explained as being a part of the progressive rock universe on some level, and that at least will be of interest to some of the people that tend to adore progressive rock. The most striking and defining feature in this care are the backdrops. They are floating on top in a distanced manner, and comes across as electronic in nature or at least in the final ex*****on. A textured display with orchestral resonances, associations and fluctuations that exist on the halfway stage between noise and melody, and that more often than not also comes with a little bit of a cosmic feel. With what sounds like occasional expansions and additions by real or sampled but clean varieties of orchestral instruments. These textures float on top of songs that often sounds like they revolve around a singer/songwriter core foundation, not all that fleshed out from that basic premise either, although occasionally with a darker toned rock expression. The vocals are soft, controlled and dreamladen, often with a bit of a distanced or relaxed effect in play that complements the calm, ethereal but also striking backdrop perfectly. This is music that may be described as art pop, but in truth without the pop music element. Art music or ambient post-rock may be suitable expressions too, although neither of these really hits the mark here either. If you are intrigued by the notion of an album that combines elements from the ambient music, post-rock and singer/songwriter traditions into an undefinable whole, then this is a production you just might want to investigate a bit.

https://open.spotify.com/album/7gmGTgvQpmX9RurLk6fMuQ?si=4-FLdNWBQhex99DINhzSdA

The Pull of Autumn, RBM Records, Shameless Promotion PR

10/11/2025

So it turns out my son Murphy is quite gifted with music, I could tell he had the good pitch right away, but I was willing to let him do his own thing, and didn't force lessons on him or anything. He can really sing too, it's crazy. So he's off to college now, but before he left I hired some studio time for him, and recorded a couple of his jams. Here is one. There were some old-timers around who knew this country stuff pretty well, so they pitched in. This song is 'Feathered Indians' by Tyler Childers. My favorite part? Before he did one of the vocal tracks he asked me if he could swear.

Cover of Tyler Childers song