Category Archives: Ambient
Aperus ~ Archaic Signal
We’re always appreciative when artists go the extra mile, and Brian McWilliams (Aperus) has done so literally and figuratively. The artist has translated visits to New Mexico’s La Cienaguilla Petroglyph site into music, photography and art, and Archaic Signal is a thoughtful
Aperus ~ Archaic Signal
We’re always appreciative when artists go the extra mile, and Brian McWilliams (Aperus) has done so literally and figuratively. The artist has translated visits to New Mexico’s La Cienaguilla Petroglyph site into music, photography and art, and Archaic Signal is a thoughtful
thme ~ that’s what it will be like / Almanacs ~ Ephemeral Visions
We are constantly aware of ourselves existing in space. We prefer the country or the city. We like our walls a certain colour. We feel at home in one place, or forever on the move. But our existence in time
thme ~ that’s what it will be like / Almanacs ~ Ephemeral Visions
We are constantly aware of ourselves existing in space. We prefer the country or the city. We like our walls a certain colour. We feel at home in one place, or forever on the move. But our existence in time
Daniel O’Sullivan ~ Electric Māyā: Dream Flotsam and Astral Hinterlands
Regular readers will recall the cover art from our Fall Music Preview. As it turns out, Electric Māyā: Dream Flotsam and Astral Hinterlands offers more than just ambience. The rich set delves into multiple genres: devotional music, modern composition, electronic. Daniel
Daniel O’Sullivan ~ Electric Māyā: Dream Flotsam and Astral Hinterlands
Regular readers will recall the cover art from our Fall Music Preview. As it turns out, Electric Māyā: Dream Flotsam and Astral Hinterlands offers more than just ambience. The rich set delves into multiple genres: devotional music, modern composition, electronic. Daniel
Field Lines Cartographer ~ The Spectral Isle
The Legend of Hy Brasil provides fertile ground for the imagination. This mysterious island off the Irish coast is said to be surrounded by mist and to appear only every seven years. Appearing on nautical maps for a mere half-millennium,
Field Lines Cartographer ~ The Spectral Isle
The Legend of Hy Brasil provides fertile ground for the imagination. This mysterious island off the Irish coast is said to be surrounded by mist and to appear only every seven years. Appearing on nautical maps for a mere half-millennium,
Niksen ~ Invisible City
Last year we reviewed Derek Hunter Wilson‘s Steel, Wood & Air; this year he’s joined Joshua Ward to form Niksen. We’ve used an alternate take of the cover image on our home page since we used the original on the first page of our Fall Music
Niksen ~ Invisible City
Last year we reviewed Derek Hunter Wilson‘s Steel, Wood & Air; this year he’s joined Joshua Ward to form Niksen. We’ve used an alternate take of the cover image on our home page since we used the original on the first page of our Fall Music
Fall Music Preview ~ Ambient
Have you been feeling anxious, worried, fearful or agitated lately? Are you ready to embrace some music that’s calm, restive, peaceful, relaxed, bucolic, tender, gentle and mild? These adjectives describe a state of mind that is difficult to achieve yet
Fall Music Preview ~ Ambient
Have you been feeling anxious, worried, fearful or agitated lately? Are you ready to embrace some music that’s calm, restive, peaceful, relaxed, bucolic, tender, gentle and mild? These adjectives describe a state of mind that is difficult to achieve yet
Phil Tomsett ~ The Sound of Someone Leaving
The Sound of Someone Leaving sums up our universal loss in the time of quarantine. While the album was written to convey the bittersweet mingling of sadness, anger and resolve that surface in the wake of a crashed relationship, we’re
Phil Tomsett ~ The Sound of Someone Leaving
The Sound of Someone Leaving sums up our universal loss in the time of quarantine. While the album was written to convey the bittersweet mingling of sadness, anger and resolve that surface in the wake of a crashed relationship, we’re
Jon Hassell ~ Seeing Through Sound
You don’t hear too many octogenarian trumpet players. The horn is a cruel instrument, in that embouchure collapse cuts many brass players’ careers short. (A good friend of mine was disappointed many a time by Freddie Hubbard cancelling a gig
Jon Hassell ~ Seeing Through Sound
You don’t hear too many octogenarian trumpet players. The horn is a cruel instrument, in that embouchure collapse cuts many brass players’ careers short. (A good friend of mine was disappointed many a time by Freddie Hubbard cancelling a gig
a closer listen 