1979: Remixed is made of remixes, passing the original tracks through diverse treatments, manipulations and arrangements which are not meaningless or absurd, sometimes revealing or bringing […]
Author: Philippe Blache
José Soberanes :: The Rising Tide (Whitelabrecs)
A pleasant and diversified collection of free form and slowly moving soothing drone ambiences enriched by green field recordings and minimal melodic sounding acoustic sequences. José […]
Nimh :: Circles of the Vain Prayers (Rage in Eden)
A very sensorial and tripped out hypnotic avant-folk ambient album. For those who are not yet familiar with the work of Giuseppe Verticchio (Nimh), this […]
Mark Lyken :: The Terrestrial Sea (Important)
A very welcomed work made of intuitive, inventive soundscapes which are way recommended for listeners into the philosophy or phenomenology of sound art. Scotland based […]
Ionophore :: Sinter Pools (Malignant)
Sinter pools is a dark, ethereal and glitchy electronic album with moments of thrilling aspirations and post-modern inspired sound morphologies. A good musical discovery which […]
Tarotplane :: First (Aguirre)
This debut Tarotplane release is absolutely recommended for fans of classic Kosmische music, proto-ambient works as well as challenging post-rockin’ adventures. PJ Dorsey is a […]
Phoenix York :: Quiet Mutations (Remixes and Reworks) (Buried Standing)
This album is a collection of touching, subjective and introspective ambient hymns where micro-tonal melodies meet occasional experimental elements and softly moving electronic dreaminess. After […]
Pattern Behavior :: Electric Minds (Component)
The musical result is not so far from 80s / 90s dark electronic projects like Kirlian Camera, Ordo Rosario Equilibrium, Frozen Autumn or even Killing […]