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SiJ :: The Earth Shrine (ΠΑΝΘΕΟΝ)

Reviews 05/26/2015 by Stephen Fruitman

The Earth Shrine is not your typical eco-ambient. It pays homage to the global mystic paths once trodden in reverent balance, while hanging like the […]

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Amir Baghiri :: Light Textures (Attenuation Circuit)

Reviews 04/24/2014 by Stephen Fruitman

Baghiri deftly lets the macro and the micro reflect one another on a grand scale. His music sighing, Baghiri’s light passes through you like a […]

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Rapoon :: Seeds in the Tide: Volume 02 (Zoharum)

Reviews 12/27/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

One of the most significant living figures in contemporary electronic music. I wouldn’t hesitate to call Robin Storey one of the most significant living figures […]

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Omenya :: Kali Mantras (Soleilmoon)

Reviews 11/28/2013 by Stephen Fruitman

The holy chanting woven into the warm ambient of Kali Mantras is omnivorously reverent and could just as well emanate from Africa, Canterbury or Jerusalem. An especially […]

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Tzolk’in :: The Sixth Sun (Ant-Zen)

Reviews 07/02/2013 by Pietro Da Sacco

What’s left to digest is an utterly engaging rhythmic post-industrial pulse where layers upon layers of organically enriched electronics builds upon itself in an unconscious […]

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Dino Sabatini :: Shaman’s Paths (Prologue)

Reviews 02/08/2013 by Alan Lockett

Shaman’s Paths certainly invokes a more shadowy world, often imbued with a sense of vague disquiet at some ominous nameless presence—not so much a fear […]

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Five Elements Music & Contemplatron :: Double review

Reviews 12/09/2012 by Stephen Fruitman

The region where Hinduism and Buddhism circle round one another both warily and enrichingly can be entered either by undertaking an actual journey or by […]

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Mika Goedrijk :: Naked (Ant-Zen)

Reviews 11/04/2012 by igloomag

As Naked scatters genre limitations, Mika covers them all in a smorgasbord of hard-hitting old-school industrial, drum’n bass, trip-hop and ambient with a definitive focus […]

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Shackleton :: Music for the Quiet Hour / The Drawbar Organ EPs (Woe To The Septic Heart!)

Reviews 09/28/2012 by Stephen Fruitman

Despite Shackleton’s fondness for doomsday scenarios, this is one very uplifting collection. The length and width and breadth and grasp of Shackleton is absolutely equatorial. […]

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M-PeX :: Ignis (Enough)

Reviews 09/16/2012 by Stephen Fruitman

Fitting for the analogy, Ignis is a perfectly-paced extended player themed on the ideal of Platonic solids, an elegant theory whose aesthetics have delighted mathematicians […]

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