Don Peyote - Eternal Now

Label:Don Peyote Recordings
Catalog#:DP004
Format:CD,Album
Country:Australia
Released:05 May 2009
Genre:Electronic
Style:Ambient, Drone

Tracklisting:

1 - Vertical Drift (19:51)
2 - Tuning In (bells&gongs) (3:36)
3 - Temple Of Dreams (7:02)
4 - Etheric Soma (7:47)
5 - Mirage (4:04)
6 - The Guardian (6:04)
7 - Here And Now (6:47)

A deep ambient atmospheric journey by Don Peyote a.k.a Yvon Mounier, a Melbourne based producer, composer and multi instrumentalist with a strong & original styleComes in an eco-friendly gatefold style cardboard wallet.

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AMAZING AMBIENT, DRONE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED :)

36 - Hypersona

Label:3six Recordings
Catalog#:3SIXCD001
Format:CD,Album,Limited Edition
Country:UK
Released:Feb 2009
Genre:Electronic
Style:Experimental,Ambient,Modern Classical

Tracklisting:

1 - Signal (1:32)
2 - 2249 (2:54)
3 - Inside (5:22)
4 - Intercept (0:54)
5 - The Box (4:55)
6 - Nephyr (5:31)
7 - Beacon (3:04)
8 - Hypersona (5:46)
9 - Juliet (3:04)
10 - Dream Window (2:01)
11 - Forever (5:27)
12 - Untitled (0:50)

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Highly Recommended

Summons of Shining Ruins - Bird Requiem

Label:Resting Bell
Catalog#:RB060
Format:7xFile,MP3
Country:Germany
Released:12 Jun 2009
Genre:Electronic
Style:Drone,Ambient

Tracklisting:

1 - Song 1 - Uta (3:48)
2 - Song 2 - Mes (5:24)
3 - Song 3 - Debu (5:12)
4 - Song 4 - Utyu (7:12)
5 - Song 5 - Hel (5:53)
6 - Song 6 - Utan (6:22)
7 - Song 7 - Ponkori (5:54)

“BIRD REQUIEM” sounds at the first listen extremly raw. You can not define what you hear in the first moment. But everything sounds a bit haunting, hidden under a layer of dust. But the longer you listen, the more you can feel how warm everything sounds and how spirited this work is.You can point out subtle melodies, coming to you through this thick curtain build by delay over delay and tone over tone. You can hear the rhythm machine, ticking and rumbling from the past. And at some points you can imaging voices or shapes, floating by.

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Highly Recommended

Chord - Flora

Label:Neurot Recording
Released:2009
Genre:Electronic
Style:Ambient,Drone,Experimental

Tracklisting:

1 - Am7 (15:14)
2 - Gmaj (flat13) (11:28)
3 - E9 (11:17)
4 - Am (16:25)

Chord was formed at Dr. Wax, a once-thriving Evanston, IL, record store that was a gathering place for musicians and music aficionados alike. Amid endless musings about the finer points of texture, tone, and Jimmy Eat World's rousing single "The Middle," Kyle Benjamin (guitarist for Chicago's Unfortunaut), Jason Hoffman (a.k.a. darkwave composer Anatole), Trevor de Brauw (of Chicago instrumentalists Pelican) and Phil Dole (of ueber-dronists X-Bax) devised an outline for Chord that lived for many months in the realm of conversation. With a shared appreciation for the works of Tony Conrad and Glen Branca, the group formulated a collective vision: exploit and explore the sonic depth of a single chord.

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Highly Recommended

Philip Dickau - This City, and You

Label:Self Release
Format:CD-R
Country:Canada
Released:2009
Genre:Electronic
Style:Experimental,Ambient,Drone

Tracklisting:

1 - Whyte Avenue (5:28)
2 - 5 A.M.(4:13)
3 - Blackmud Creek (2:55)
4 - Our Cities Embraced the Ground (4:54)
5 - Sleeping on the Roof (3:18)
6 - A Candle (2:58)
7 - Everything Is Mind (2:50)
8 - An Empty House (5:27)
9 - Pine (3:19)
10 - North Saskatchewan (3:55)
11 - Aftermath (6:47)
12 - I Am With You, I Am Happy (2:33)

This City, and You is the first release under my real name. The tracks on this album are all results of about a year-and-a-half of experimenting with the limits of Propellerheads' Reason 4.0 software. My goal with these pieces was to make electronic music that was atmospheric and affective, and to explore the possibilities of as wide a range of sound creation techniques as possible. Sonically, the album explores the idea of sounds being processed and distorted until the line between organic and electronic becomes blurred. This process of degrading the natural harmonics of sound is reflected in the album's cover art; a decaying piano covered with debris. The album's narrative traces a non-linear account of the past two years of my life, culminating in the (obviously fictionalized) destruction of the city of Edmonton in a world-wide apocalyptic event.

MANY THANKS PHILIP FOR THIS ALBUM :)
Highly Recommended

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Drafted By Minotaurs - Aversion Therapy

Label:Infraction
Catalog#:INFX 038 LP
Format:Vinyl,LP,Limited Edition
Country:US
Released:26 May 2009
Genre:Electronic
Style:Modern Classical,Ambient

Tracklisting:

1 - Blueprints For Sunbuilding (6:59)
2 - Sault Locks (2:03)
3 - Skin The Night And Fog (5:48)
4 - Sunday's Morning Ghost (14:06)

The Drafted by Minotaurs - Aversion Therapy LP is out today! Alan Lockett's succinct assessment says it best, "It takes on atavistic echoes redolent of some distant Miles Davis or Jon Hassell blowback, as if viewing In a Silent Way through a post-Kosmische kaleidoscope, or channeled through Eno/Budd cathedrals to meet today's psych-drone and ambient trajectories. Overall, Aversion Therapy thrives on such productive tensions between genres and eras, as it does between live and recorded, spontaneous and pre-structured, making for engaging, at times thrillingly psychotropic, listening." 489 copies for consumption, all wrapped up in deluxe form

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Bruno Sanfilippo - Auralspace

Label:AD21 Music
Catalog#:ad110
Format:CD,Album,Digipack
Country:Spain
Released:30 Apr 2009
Genre:Electronic
Style:Experimental,Ambient,Drone

Tracklisting:

1 - Mimosa Hostilis (11:08)
2 - Imagined Reality (9:05)
3 - Auralspace (9:17)
4 - Divine Moments (10:00)
5 - Poema Electrónico (8:05)
6 - Pampa (7:54)
7 - Surreal Sense (16:01)

Atmospheric ambience with just enough variation and experimentation.The gentle whistles flows effortlessly on a soft carpet of electronics textures, slow spiraling in increases-decreases, creating a recording not to be missed by those who are curious and by those who love to fly far away on the wings of surreal environment.The CD is presented in a deluxe 6 panel digipack

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The Lullaby League - Dormio Animus

Label:Dynamophone Records
Catalog#:DP-007
Format:CDr,Limited Edition
Country:US
Released:Feb 2009
Genre:Electronic
Style:Ambient,Modern Classical

Tracklisting:

1 - Semper Iterum (Always Again) (11:30)
2 - Solum Tolero (Simple Endurance) (12:05)
3 - Libro Contrarium (Balance Opposites) (11:45)

Using Piano, Guitar, found sound, atmospherics and voice, Dormio Animus spans a lifetime of observation. Musically based on animal fugues from Michael Maiers Atalanta Fugiens, while the texts are taken from the private diary of the 18th Century Alchemist, Pieter Van Zouten (masterfully read by actor Stephen Kemble.) Insightful late-life observations that echo (and far pre-date)Carl Jungs approach to archetypical symbolism.

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Beautiful Album :)

Scamall - A World Behind The Silence

Label:Generator.pl
Catalog#:GEN CD 008
Format:CD,Album
Country:Poland
Released:2009
Genre:Electronic
Style:Ambient,Drone,Noise,Abstract,Glitch

Tracklisting:

1 - Offline (3:29)
2 - Warts And All (9:09)
3 - Screaming Trees (4:48)
4 - Wrapped (6:24)
5 - Vanishing Haze (6:13)
6 - Bright (11:03)
7 - Before The Silence Falls (8:18)

Scamall is a project of Jakub Kmiec, who found the main inspiration for this album in desolated places in Sweden and Ireland. "A World behind the Silence" is a 49-minute work of adventurous music that "consists of soundscapes incorporating abandoned and originally useless noises". Neurotic break beats, harsh bleeps, clicks and noises take off on the first track, fortunately soon ending up in ghostly atmospheres and textures with creepy effects. The soundscapes meander forth in the far more pleasant "Warts and All", although rough edges and effects keep being scattered through the sound spectrum. "Screaming Trees" is another abstract, dark and drifting ambient excursion with light rhythmic elements, creating an otherworldly sonic environment. "Wrapped" is next with crunchy murmurs and more harsh and creepy effects over flowing soundscapes, which is harder to endure. "Vanishing Haze" continues in the tradition of Eno`s "Ambient #4" with sustained piano phrases hovering over mysterious textural plains. Morphing ambient layers, radio snippets and deformed nature sounds make up the interesting and overall cinematic "Bright". The ghostly flavours of "Before the Silence falls" end the cd in the drony, organic and experimental style quite similar to the music of Tetsu Inoue. The previous description makes it clear this not an easy-going work of atmospheric music, but one demanding an attentive pair of adventurous ears. All in all, this well-produced cd of murky, grainy, strongly organic flavoured ambient-music makes up a challenge for any experienced ambient music fan.

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Highly Recommended

Saito Koji - Beautiful

Label:SEM Label
Catalog#:SEM 004
Format:CDr,Maxi-Single
Country:Japan
Released:01 Apr 2009
Genre:Electronic
Style:Abstract,Ambient,Drone

Tracklisting:

1 - Beautiful (43:23)

Marking the 4th release from France’s SEM label comes the latest opus from Japan’s Saito Koji.Koji managed to step up to the mark and present an Ambient piece worthy of William Basinski comparisons. Here, with “Beautiful” (and not unlike his other works), he offers over a single track clocking in at just over 43 minutes, much akin to the similarly epic Basinski series “the Disintegration Loops”. And while at first the idea of lasting three quarters of an hour might seem daunting, it’s really a very pleasurable experience. Focusing on the development of a single theme rather than amalgamating various ideas, Koji concentrates on looping and then looping again, building upon one sound with another, adding only a little but ultimately producing a lot. The end result is a very euphoric sound with little resemblance to the original instrumentation. Picking out only slight touches of what may have once been a piano, and then noticing again a far off and very distant relative to the sound a guitar once might have made, you definitely sense the organic ancestry of the music even though it has been deconstructed to the point of vague relation. But not once do you get the impression any of the piece sounds muddy or, indeed, disconnected.There’s a flow to “Beautiful” that’s really complimented by a quiet space and a darkened room. Ebbing continuous loops of swashes and swirls in sound, tempting the listener further and further into a hypnotic state, Saito Koji managed to create a perfect reconstruction of the sound of being completely submerged in a sea of comfortably warm aural pleasure. This really begs out for headphones and closed eyes.

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Highly Recommended,Really Beautiful :)

Zelienople - Hollywood

Label: Under The Spire
Released: 2009
Style: Ambient, Experimental

“Hollywood was recorded live in 2009 using drums, saxophone, flute and synthesizers. “Misty” is a tribute to the big orchestrated scores by MGM, Disney and the like, while “Drug Legs” is influenced by film noir. John Carpenter was also involved.”

Tracklisting:

1) Misty (21:31)
2) Drug Legs (21:26)

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The Pistil Cosmos - Wandering In The Dark

Label:The Great Pop Supplement
Catalog#:GPS41
Format:CD,Limited Edition
Country:UK
Released:Oct 2008
Genre:Electronic
Style:Experimental,Drone,Folk,Psychedelic

Tracklisting:

1 - Wandering In The Dark (9:48)
2 - Celestial Conversation (7:32)
3 - Carbon Forest (6:22)
4 - Crossing Fingers And Wires On Empty Tables (8:10)
5 - Mrr Prr (10:10)

This one's a beauty, a total killer 5 track CD from Frenchman Vincent Caylet, aka "The Pistil Cosmos". Having previously recorded a number of wonderful cassette and small run CDR's as "V", notably the recent awesome "The Chanting Path" on Blackest Rainbow, this new set is an absolute must for all ya space, drone folk, vuh heads out there. Just 200 copies of this one, and each is dressed in beautiful duo-colour screened wallet sleeves.

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Highly Recommended :)

"V" - We Are Crossing Fences Through Rocky Fields

Label:Housecraft Records
Catalog#:housecraft no. 53
Format:CDr,Reissue
Country:US
Released:2008
Genre:Electronic
Style:Experimental,Folk,Ambient,Drone

Tracklisting:

1 - Buried Behind The Church (5:50)
2 - The Bridge And The River (6:39)
3 - Oh A Golden Falcon (10:50)
4 - The Holy Cupboard (8:08)
5 - We Used To See Animals (15:18)
6 - We Are Not Crossing Fences (5:38)

Highly Recommended

The barest music can sometimes be the most beautiful. Just like Meursault last year, "V" delivers something truly exceptional from what seems at first to be very little. There are rippling pools of sweet melody here, with spaces in between to absorb the effects and the surrounding harmonies. It doesn't take long for you to be silenced by this delightful music.

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El Heath - Reflecting (Ambient and Loop Tracks, Autumn 2006) [Reprise]

Label:Phantom Channel
Catalog#:PHCD009
Format:Mp3
Country: UK
Released:2009
Genre:Electronic
Style:Ambient

Tracklisting:

1 - Shadows on the Carpet (3:25)
2 - Ambiance D'Organe de Corde (2:26)
3 - Macau (2:10)
4 - Dragons Chasing Their Tails (3:37)
5 - Epick (4:01)


Based around the unique howl of the Martenot (one of the scarcest instruments on the planet) and his choice of recording equipment - namely a 20 year old tape recorder, 'Reflecting' was once described as Basinksi's decomposing symphonies laced with the expansive nature of Vangelis' 'Bladerunner' score. Certainly, EL Heath's cavernous compositions, especially when he layers cascading drones, with obscured voices, piano, muffled guitar, the Ondes and violin, create warped, dream-like sequences of woozy melody and other-worldly peculiarity. 'Reflecting...' is an invigorating antidote to over-bearing digital manipulation and a celebration of nostalgia..



El Heath - A (Rather) Dead Sea Liner EP

Label:Dead Sea Liner
Catalog#:DSL17
Format:CDr, EP, Limited Edition
Country:UK
Released:2008
Genre:Electronic
Style:Ambient

Tracklisting:

1 - Felixstowe Sirens (Sing To You) (5:47)
2 - Tom's Colwyn Bay ("Ambient") Sea Shanty (4:46)
3 - Bees' (3:47)
4 - Yar She Bellows (3:03)
5 - Waves "Goodbye" ("Good Luck!" Mix) (3:43)

This nautically-themed EP is the brainchild of Eric Heath (aka EL Heath – the L stands for "Loveland"), a solo drone artist operating out of Shrewsbury, UK. It is a brief but satisfying artifact of which only seventy copies exist, and each comes packaged with a page from a book on ship navigation. The music itself is gentle, listenable drone that incorporates organic instruments as well as electronics. The results range from movingly eerie (the chilling hum and piano strokes of "Felixstowe Sirens (Sing to You)," the stormlike urgency of "Yar She Bellows") to more warm and welcoming (the beautiful folk-drone of "Bees'" and the hypnotic sheen of "Waves 'Goodbye'"). The songs, though abstract, do evoke feelings of being out in the middle of the ocean – a sort of pure, foggy ambience that at once refreshes and mystifies. This is a strong EP, although it should be longer!

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Jasper TX & Anduin - The Bending Of Light

Label: SMTG
Released: 2009
Style: Ambient, Drone

from boomkat:

A classic case of a collaboration adding up to more than the sum of its parts, this incredible album arrived here with a fair amount of expectation but duly proceeded to completely blow us away with its utterly immersive blend of shimmering drones and densely crafted, submerged melodies. The SMTG label has already impressed us a great deal with a pristine lineup of releases from all manner of artists we love, but "The Bending of Light" must surely rank as the best thing on the label yet. Many of you will no doubt already be familiar with the work of both Jasper TX and Anduin, but despite the high calibre of material from both camps they seem to have struck something entirely more developed and engrossing working together. Opening track "A Beam of Light Bends Back Upon Itself" is interesting enough with its slow-building drone haze, but its when second track "Producing Great jets of Radiation" hits that you realise that you're in the presence of something truly important and great. It's a track that nervously builds from the low registers with a Deathprod style dose of uncertainty and darkness slowly overcome by strained beams of light and distortion, like Tim Hecker manipulating a church organ - but before you get a chance to register the full scope of frequencies the track fades out to an abrupt end. "Where a Star Once Was" is another highlight, a creaking, pulsating recording doused with unusual, nautical found sounds and barely audible keys shifting into focus with one half embracing melody and the other engulfed by the icy tundras you'd more readily associate with someone like Mika Vainio. It's dark, dense, overwhelming music. "Like The Foot Prints.." takes an engrossing diversion and clears aural mists for a much more vulnerable kind of music, a slow pulsating heartbeat and immensely beautiful notes riding underneath a humming, delicately balanced drone and restrained strums, sounding not unlike classic Pan American but with a more pregnant emotional core. The album ends with "Walking in the Snow", a monochrome rendition that barely manages to contain the warm embers of memory and nostalgia underneath, so much so that you can imagine it bookending a lost vintage era recording from the Cocteau Twins, high praise indeed. Incredible music - and an utterly Essential Purchase!

Tracklisting:

1 A Beam Of Light Bends Back Upon Itself (6:33)
2 ...Producing Great Jets Of Radiation (3:12)
3 Everything Disappears In A Tunnel Of Light (7:44)
4 ...Where A Star Once Was (6:23)
5 Like The Foot Prints Of An Invisible Man (8:29)
6 ...Walking In Snow (2:01)

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Infinity Window - Artificial Midnight

Label: Arbor
Style: Drone, Experimental
Released: 2009

As major labels continue to exist behind the times, artists and labels with no capital and lesser reputations are putting out some of the most innovative, interesting, and inspiring music. Whether it’s creating a new niche in digital technology or looking to once-obsolete formats, this new bi-monthly column, Agitated Atmosphere, hopes to shed a bit of light and share a bit of information on the up and coming sounds of bands like Infinity Window.

The duo of Taylor Richardson and Daniel Lopatin make the eeriest, darkest, and blackest synth drone to inhabit Planet Earth. Throughout the desolate Artificial Midnight (Arbor), Infinity Window does what the LP’s mission statement confidently claims: creating and dispensing manufactured midnight.

The album captures the bleakness of being alone in the still of the night; vulnerable to the elements and the whims of the starless evening. The 9-minute “Sheets of Face” is a ghastly specter, sinking its doomed, monotone drone into your neck like vampire fangs as a distant funeral march is slowly dialed deep within a dense haze. Desperate prayers for light will go unheard for the length of “Sheets of Face,” but a glimmering beam awaits those who can make it through to hopeful, though demure “Internal Compass.” Artificial Midnight’s middle act slowly breaks through the clouds, delivering one twinkling star at a time with its spacial melody and reverberated keystrokes. The album finishes its menacing with “Skull Theft.” The track begins with the same pulsating uncertainty of Zeppelin’s “In the Evening,” fluctuating between hope and doubt before slowly building to hushed static — the muffled sounds of your innards exploding with the weight of too many emotions and not enough valves to let the steam escape.

Artificial Midnight is not for the weak at heart. It takes courage to survive 30-minute runtime, but the prize at the end is worth the fight.

Tracklisting:

1 Sheets Of Face (7:56)
2 Internal Compass (7:36)
3 Skull Theft (11:10)

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inalonelyplace - Unrequited Creatures Of Beauty

Label: Anticlock Records
Released: 2009
Style: Ambient

inalonelyplace Unrequited Creatures of Beauty is the 10th
album to be released by this master of the ethereal. And in
our humble opinion, one of the best. Beautiful ambient
melodies, rich and elegantly layered, echo a darker time.


Tracklisting:

1 Across The Wasteland (8:14)
2 Fleeting And Back Again (3:10)
3 Echos Of The Golden Bell (5:47)
4 Lament Fills The Divide (7:15)
5 Little Black Heart (2:27)
6 The Architect Has Built His House (5:36)
7 Final Transmission Fragment (5:47)

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Peaking Lights.....

Peaking Lights - Imaginary Falcons
Label: Not Not fun Records
Released: 2009

As major labels continue to exist behind the times, artists and labels with no capital and lesser reputations are putting out some of the most innovative, interesting, and inspiring music. Whether it’s creating a new niche in digital technology or looking to once-obsolete formats, this new bi-weekly column, Agitated Atmosphere, hopes to shed a bit of light and share a bit of information on the up and coming sounds of bands like Peaking Lights.

Swatches of lo-fi drone highlight Imaginary Falcons, released in both vinyl (Night People) and cassette (Not Not Fun) by the husband/wife duo behind Peaking Lights.

Sparks fly in the form of warm fuzz and soft melodies when Aaron Coyes and Indra Dunis work through marital bliss. Existing in the open space between the parallel of primordial instinct and the delicate creation, Peaking Lights call on psychedelia’s most potent qualities as it floats through 7 mysterious tracks. Imaginary Falcons draws from the distorted pop of Wavves and Times New Viking — and in much the same way those entities wrap those garage-based trappings around saccharine pop and beachside lullabyes, Coyes and Dunis work muzzled magic enveloping their Casio tones, monochromatic drones, and blissed-out synth with the power of lo-fi static and bass heavy production. “Silver Tongues, Soft Whispers” rains down like droplets of Quasi; lightly patterned keystrokes given a Hammond B3 treatment in part due to the low frequency in which it is recorded. “New News” is a slow burner; refusing to climax despite a careful build up of white noise squalls and lackadaisical keyboard pokes.

The power within Imaginary Falcons lies not in what is present but within what is not. Never do Coyes and Dunis weigh down their at-home operation by trying to cram too much into each track, allowing their minimal DIY to flourish in simplicity rather than drown in excess.

Tracklisting:

1 Intro To Imaginary Falcons (1:57)

2 Silver Tongues, Soft Whispers (6:11)

3 Boy And The Rabbit Band (3:46)

4 Wedding Song (11:10)

5 All The Good Songs Have Been Written (4:36)

6 New News (10:22)

7 Owls Barning (9:38)

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Peaking Lights - Clearvoiant

Label: Night People

Released: 2008

Peaking Lights is Aaron and Indra (also of Numbers) from Rah Dunes new duo project recently relocated to rural Wisconsin from the Bay Area. Floating electronic pulses, controlled feedback, tape loops, organ, snyth, guitar, and vocal harmonies layered into waves of four track noise pop goodness. The perfect soundtrack to walking in mysterious places, haunted neighborhoods, lost river banks, and bike rides at night. This release really glows and grows.

Tracklisting:

1 It's A Good Numb Feeling (2:24)
2 In This Haunted Winter (6:28)
3 Word Headache (3:39)
4 5 Records Skipping Together (3:43)
5 Stranded On An Island (5:00)
6 Summer Ice Cream (4:58)

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Taphephobia/Northaunt/Svartsinn/Mulm - Nord Ambient Alliance Tour

Label:Self-Released
Format:CD-R
Country:Norway
Released:March 2009
Genry:Electronic
Style:Dark Ambient,Drone

Tracklisting:

1 - Taphephobia - This House Has Many Hearts (5:58)
2 - Svartsinn - September Dirge (6:18)
3 - Svartsinn - Where No Other Can Follow (7:06)
4 - Northaunt - Nightfall in the Woods (5:07)
5 - Northaunt - I Dont Regret Anything (5:53)
6 - Mulm - Mulm Og Mørke (8:56)

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Highly Recommended

Wouter Veldhuis - Satumaa

Label:Waterscape Records
Catalog#:WS13
Format:CDr,Album
Country:Germany
Released:Dec 2008
Genre:Electronic
Style:Drone,Minimal,Ambient

Tracklisting:

1 - 5'o (4:26)
2 - 1st. Lite (8:11)
3 - Moving Waves (11:08)
4 - Scarland (5:15)
5 - Time Of The Year (7:24)
6 - Citer (5:50)
7 - Satumaa (7:53)
8 - Liquid Piano (5:55)

MANY,MANY THANKS WOUTER FOR THIS AMAZING ALBUM :)

The 13th release on Waterscape comes courtesy of Wouter Veldhuis and it really is an absolute beauty. 8 tracks constructed from a variety of sound sources (including guitar, metal, feedback, flute and piano) that are so gorgeously contemplative and deliciously dreamlike that I've been smitten since I first heard it. Lush layers of sound combine to give a truly deep and introspective feel and the gentle manipulations are realised with real love and care. For fans of the likes of Celer and David Tagg this is a definite must have. Simply wonderful.

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Highly,Highly Recommended