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Pjusk / Sleep Orchestra :: Drowning in the Sky (Dronarivm)

Reviews 10/25/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

Together, Pjusk and Sleep Orchestra evoke a chilly and endless, empty silence, broken only by wind whipping up new snow on the pack ice and the […]

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Maps and Diagrams :: Multi-rear-view

Reviews 02/22/2014 by Alan Lockett

Tim Martin had reached new heights of hyperactivity at our last igloo-view of Maps and Diagrams; there we found him ‘between mood paradigms of light […]

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V/A :: 15 Shades of White (Dronarivm)

Reviews 02/04/2014 by Philippe Blache

This compilation work gathers a bunch of well-known artists who can be considered as emerging leaders of relaxed cinematic instrumental dream-pop musical excursions. A pleasant […]

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Pillowdiver :: Bloody Oath (Dronarivm)

Reviews 07/12/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

Bloody Oath exacts prolonged vengeance on pop music by taking a handful of chart hits by Australian acts and stretching, layering and generally obfuscating any trace […]

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V/A :: Aquarius (Dronarivm)

Reviews 04/26/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

Liquidity has always been an apt metaphor for ambient music as well as for what this collection represents—the fluidity, if not downright irrelevance of boundaries, […]

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Fescal :: Two Winter Poems (Dronarivm)

Reviews 02/06/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

Simply stunning, Fescal’s miniatures raise maximum goosebumps. South Korean multimedia artist Fescal has been inspired by two poems by Alexander Pushkin in the creation of […]

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Celer :: Rags of Contentment (Dronarivm)

Reviews 10/16/2012 by Stephen Fruitman

Ragas of calm, resignation to luscious ennui and irrepressible resolve. The record apparently brings to mind Nepal and Eno’s Discreet Music for Will Long, and […]

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