Melting Days is constantly in motion—loops building, layers arriving and dissolving, rhythms surfacing and retreating, and that restlessness is what keeps it from becoming background music. It demands a kind of attention that most ambient records politely decline to ask for. Ten albums in, that quality hasn’t dulled. If anything it’s sharper.
Tag: Trent Moorman
Lusine returns to ambient roots with 10th album (Melting Days) on Ghostly International
On Melting Days, the Seattle producer returns to the immersive, rhythm-forward ambient sound that shaped his early work.

















