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Tag Archives: ambient
CARL WEINGARTEN – Stop Me Try
March 6, 2022

Multiphase 2022 Breaking out of his usual space to think outside the box, Californian artist creates a half-intangible almost-masterpiece. Even though the signs have been there for some time, given that 2021’s offered the translucence of “A Solitary Interlude” for … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Carl Weingarten, electronic, instrumental, Michael Manring
THE GONG FARMERS – Guano Junction
February 1, 2022

Spaceward 2021 Quietly gorgeous yet never understated, sophomore effort finds Newmarket ensemble ensconced en plein air and eschewing claustrophobia by bringing in friends. There are different sorts of shock: it’s a fact these artists are quite aware of, because, bringing … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Andrew Keeling, David Jackson, prog rock, The Gong Farmers
ANGAD BERAR – A Broadcast, Underwater
January 8, 2022

Angad Berar 2020 Indian explorer of aural enigmas takes a dive into the cosmic uknown. It’s one of those records that, at the start, seem intangible, ethereal even, yet unobtrusively, slowly but surely suck the listener in until they’re shrouded … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Angad Berar, instrumental
BURNT BELIEF – Mutual Isolation
November 8, 2021

Alchemy 2021 Post-rock transfer of imaginary reality to the here and now turns into breathtaking emotional landscape. There was no sense of closure when arrived in 2016 as a final chapter of a project that Jon Durant and Colin Edwin … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Burnt Belief, Colin Edwin, instrumental, Jon Durant, post rock, prog rock
STEFFIE MOONLADY & DENNIS HAKLAR – To The Universe
October 8, 2021

Floating White Lotus 2021 Throbbing immersion into the depths of existence as guided by enchanted voyagers who follow their star from a world to a world. Intimacy can manifest itself in various ways, and music is one of the most … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Dennis Haklar, folk rock, Steffie Moonlady