Some sort of obscure, magical ritual this is; surely an engaging one, as this Tam Lin LP tries to immediately hypnotize you as it begins. It does succeed, indeed, as you’ll likely be asking yourself what is happening throughout the entire album.
Tag: Modern Classical
Micah Pick :: Frameworks (Audiobulb)
These themes explore the surprise at finding unexpected joy even at our darkest moments when our worst fears are realized and facing the unique stresses of adulthood by retaining a sense of childlike joy.
Simon McCorry :: I the Storm (See Blue Audio)
I the Storm is by Simon McCorry who is well known as a remarkable cellist and sound-sculptor of ambiguous environments. Here are four extended tracks of cello-toned sculptures.
bvdub :: Asleep In Ultramarine (Dronarivm)
While the music is supposed to be ambient, it is also very rich in tone and, consequently, sonically very much present in one’s space.
Francis Gri & Lilium :: Cycles (Krysalisound)
This album preserves an expressive environmental sound aestheticism, continuously soothing, slightly bitter, but without being too austere.
The Green Kingdom :: Ether Hymns (Dronarivm)
Unlike many ambient and drone composers, who keep their music all dark and moody, The Green Kingdom keeps it light and moody…
Hidden Orchestra :: To Dream is to Forget (Lone Figures)
Brisk and bumpy electronica is submerged in organic soundscapes and sonic vistas that appear out of nowhere.
Fields We Found :: Paths (Fluid Audio)
You can see things come and go, slowly, your ears filtering a view into the past, but all there is to claim contains only a mirage and fog. Keep watching a landscape that never seems to change but it probably does.
Lisa Gerrard (Dead Can Dance) :: Universal language
If her Dead Can Dance duo with Brendan Perry has given them a unique place in the musical landscape for almost 40 years, she has also conquered a new audience since her interpretation for the Gladiator movie…
Gamardah Fungus :: To The Stars And Back (Polar Seas)
A sorrowful and deliciously enveloping impressionist minimal ambient album that will enthrall listeners fond of airy-dreamily introspective tones…
Masayoshi Miyazaki :: China Life (Flaming Pines)
I hear a complex array of compositions that are brought closer by the worldwide common experience of those times, also just the amazing human ability to express things using sound.
















