Where blissful rhythms blurred by technoid fissures and brightly polished melodies flourish, one can easily slip into these cool, springtime sonic branches.
Tag: Ambient
V/A :: The 88 Notes (Series 1) (EC Underground)
Piano Day had its origin in 2017, an annual worldwide event which takes place on the 88th day of the year because that is the number of keys on a traditional keyboard.
Sontag Shogun x Lau Nau :: Valo Siroutuu (Beacon Sound)
This is a flowing audio scrapbook soundscape, a travelogue which fits in with the ambient genre, but what makes this unique is the way these song-writers have assembled this listening experience.
iNFO :: All Possibilities And Outcomes (Self Released)
Mixing subdued rhythms, acid-tinged notes, flexible low-end, articulated electro, and synthesizer echoes with a gravitational pull, I’d easily delineate this album to the originators of the electronica path that started it all in the early 90s.
V/A :: Healing Together: A Compilation For Mental Health Recovery (Past Inside the Present)
Delicate by nature and transformative throughout—this album in its entirety massages thoughts and creates free space for imagination to gracefully calm.
4T Thieves :: Futures End (Rednetic)
4T Thieves continues to outdo himself; recombining tethered and wilted soundscapes into blissful ambient-electronic forages.
Fields We Found :: Expanse (Self Released)
The sounds here on Expanse respect my tonal comfort zone, sweet hissing with little savory moments, lots of interesting ideas woven throughout while preserving the peaceful even flow.
Brainquake + Sven Phalanx :: From The Oblivion Lounge (Mahorka)
Scattered and shattered rhythms echo across the landscape, sometimes fleeting with shifting time signatures that one can almost grasp at.
DJ Hidden :: Isoclusion (Hidden Tracks)
Generating enough momentum from one creation to the next, these dozen kaleidoscopic and tectonic impressions register high on our Best of 2022 list.
Netherworld :: Vanishing Lands (Glacial Movements)
Built on repetitive motifs, fragmented and desolate melodious fragments sustained by diversified electronic experimentations.
Kangding Ray :: ULTRACHROMA (ara)
Throughout the ULTRACHROMA, there’s a sense of the infinite. Oscillating synths feel like they’re going to float away, but they never actually leave.

















