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Blue Chemise

Country: Australia

Blue Chemise is the project of the Australian musician Mark Gomes. His records are cycles of quiet pieces that draw on piano, electronics and fragments of existing material, tagged ambient and experimental by his labels. The project has released albums on Students of Decay and the Belgian label B.A.A.D.M. Blue Chemise began with Influence On Dusk, a cycle of fourteen electroacoustic pieces privately released in 2017 in 105 copies and reissued by B.A.A.D.M. in 2024, remastered by Christophe Albertijn. Daughters Of Time followed on Students of Decay in 2018.

Daughters of Time
Blue Chemise documents the hermetic sound world of Australia's Mark Gomes. Daughters Of Time follows 2017's brilliant full-length Influence On Dusk, released in micro-edition on Gomes's own Greedy Ventilator imprint. It is an elegiac set of vignettes recorded straight to dictaphone with minimal post-production. These pieces function in a manner akin to Loren Connor's evocative "airs", conjuring poignant, intangible senses of longing and nostalgia then disappearing well before overstaying their w…
Influence On Dusk
Re-release of Blue Chemise's debut LP, which originally appeared in 2017 as a limited private release of 105 copies. BAADM make this much sought-after record available again on both physical and digital format, with remastered sound by Christophe Albertijn and updated artwork, all true to the original intentions of, and in close collaboration with, the artist. ‘Influence On Dusk’ forms an idiosyncratic cycle of fourteen mysterious, sometimes uncanny electroacoustic compositions, a personal and s…
Flower Studies
* Edition of 444 copies with download coupon * The hermetic sound world of Australia's Mark Gomes returns. "Flower Studies", the enchanting third album by Australia’s Blue Chemise, consists of eight intimate, delicate and touching ‘études’, reflecting Mark Gomes’ introspective musings on a series of floral studies by 19th-century French photographer Adolphe Braun (1812-1877)