The first recordings by Carya Amara date back to 1980 but the music was not pubicly heard until a track was included on a compilation in 1997. The first album by Carya Amara appeared in 2001.
Beyond late.
Released 4th October 2024 by Earthrid Records.
Indeterminate music for vague wars.
Released 19th April 2018 by Earthrid Records.
We go deep into night, even while remaining static.
Released 20th March 2018 by Earthrid Records.
We go deep into night, even while remaining static.
Released 10th November 2017 by Earthrid Records.
A selection of tracks previously available on compilations and elsewhere.
Released 15th October 2017 by Earthrid Records.
Transformations of the Buchla modular synth of EMS studios, Stockholm.
Released 5th January 2015 by Earthrid Records.
At last, the fourth solo album. Chilly.
Released 15th July 2011 by Earthrid Records.
At last, the fourth solo album. Chilly.
Released 27th August 2002 by Earthrid Records.
Rhythmic electronics, 1992 – 1996.
Released 14th May 2002 by Earthrid Records.
Rhythmic electronics, 1992 – 1996.
Released 26th September 2001 by Earthrid Records.
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In support of humanitarian aid for Ukraine, released by multiple labels:
Liminal Garden;
DreamShore;
No Problema;
Cityman Productions;
Underwater Computing;
The Tidal Charm;
UAUH Records;
ATMO.
Released 6 March 2022. The album title is an emoji of the dove of peace.
By Carya Amara: ‘Firebird’.
![[ Isolation and Rejection Vol 1 ]](https://caryaamara.com/images/isolation.png)
A compilation of rejected and neglected sounds, in support of Wigan-based charity The Brick, available via Bandcamp.
Released 26 June 2020.
By Carya Amara: ‘Dining With Phineus’.
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A compilation of “experimental music with cat sounds” on Chilean label Cian Orbe, available via Bandcamp.
Released 15th August 2019.
By Carya Amara: ‘Friendly Fur’.
![[ Soft Bodies Bleed Out ]](https://caryaamara.com/images/SoftBodiesBleedOut-56.jpg)
The final compilation on the Soft Bodies label, available via Bandcamp.
Released 28th August 2017.
By Carya Amara: ‘Object of Revulsion’.
![[ Soft Bodies Eat Bees ]](https://caryaamara.com/images/SoftBodiesEatBees-56.jpg)
Compilation on the Soft Bodies label, available via Bandcamp.
Released 23rd October 2016.
By Carya Amara: ‘Blessed and Accursed Bees’ and ‘Hives’.
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On the Terse label. No longer available, but the Carya Amara tracks are now available on the album Echoes.
Released 12th December 2015.
By Carya Amara: ‘Above the Old Town’ and ‘Too Many Hogs’.
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On the Terse label. No longer available, but the Carya Amara track is now available on the album Echoes.
Released 6th April 2015.
By Carya Amara: ‘Concealed Sky’.
![[ Soft Bodies Never Sleep ]](https://caryaamara.com/images/SoftBodiesNeverSleep-small.jpg)
Compilation on the Soft Bodies label, available via Bandcamp.
Released 16th June 2014.
By Carya Amara: a reimagining of Quimper’s ballad ‘Overgrown’.
![[ Cumbria Remixed ]](https://caryaamara.com/images/cumbria-remixed.jpg)
Netrelease album, 1st March 2012.
Part of the project Cumbria Remixed.
By Carya Amara: ‘The Sound Around Me’.
![[ cover of The Sun Will Rise ]](https://caryaamara.com/images/sun-will-rise1.jpg)
MP3 double album, an “Inter-Netlabel” compilation, 18th April 2011.
In support of charities operating in Japan.
By Carya Amara: ‘Elements Unbalanced’.
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Double CDR, compiled and released by James Gallagher, Australia, November 2002
By Carya Amara: ‘Play from your Heart’.
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CDR, File audio magazine, UK, March 2002
By Carya Amara: ‘Wind Versus Windscale: Part 2 – On the Beach’.
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LP, Clan Analogue, Australia, November 2001. A compilation of of locked grooves – place your record deck’s stylus on the chosen track and it will play forever (or rather, till you can’t take it any more). By Carya Amara:-
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Double CDR, compiled and released by Ed Boland, April 2001. The tracks by Carya Amara were the golden oldie ‘Psychic Epidemic’ and a cover of the Country and Western classic ‘Ruby Don’t Take Your Love to Town’.
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CDR, compiled and released by Humungus Parts & Labor, August 1999
By Carya Amara: ‘Big Car’ (a cover version of the song by Severed Heads).
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Cassette LP, compiled and released by Claude Malan.
Australia, 1997.
By Carya Amara: ‘Metal Man’.
The only member of Carya Amara is Kevin Busby, who has also recorded as half of the collaborative duos Abominations of Yondo (with Cousin Silas), Audio Space Research (with Eve Thacker) and Rhythmicon (with Miss Hypnotique). All of these recordings are available from Earthrid.