The work of LEO contributor Michael C. Powell, Meridian Signals pays homage to the works of Boards of Canada or Tycho, lo-fi electronic jams. Despite the ominous title, Hauntological Studies Vol. 1 serves more as a retro-future take on pop culture ephemera, broadcast signals chopped and screwed, flitting in and out of existence on the periphery of your conscious, a half-watched, half-remembered clip filtered through the haze of memory. As such, there is a trance-like dreaminess to the album that invites replays, the soundtrack to an ever-shifting social landscape. Powell captures a reflective quality in his music, which serves to mirror your mood rather than to shape it, a magic trick in its own right.
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