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Stratosphere Antwerp, Belgium
Guitar and bass are the main instruments which are manipulated by pedals to create harmonic soundscapes with a hint of post-rock influences.
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One half more actively hypnotic, one half more passively meditative, Steve Roach has done it again.
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You can listen to this as a pleasant wash of background music while you work; as beautiful and as meaningless as sunlight on a painted wall. Or you can focus on it and realise that actually there's a lot going on in the texture and detail of the sound. Steve Roach has made a lot of longform ambient, all of them well worth listening to, but this is one of the very best. A gem from a gem.
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The Oort Cloud Meditations
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Shimmering, dense, activated cosmic ether worlds!
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DC-based musician Carni Klirs leads listeners on a series of soothing, self-guided journeys that pull from post-rock and ambient drone.
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Music for Medication
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Newly unearthed recordings from the early ’00s find Kyle Bobby Dunn at his most meditative and serene.
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Delicate, natural-feeling ambient work for electric guitar, piano and field recording by this storied Japanese experimental artist.
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I really like this release. I hope it gets a CD release, even if it's just a little run in a ecopac form.
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