15 Essential Autumn Music Albums
Ah, September 22… the Autumn is finally upon us. The leaves will soon be changing, lazy drifting on languid breezes shortly to be crunched underfoot, while the scent of woodsmokes … Continue reading
The Best Dark Ambient Albums of March 2020
The streets are all empty. We are all living in quarantine. We are essentially living inside of a Dark Ambient album now. Now is the perfect time to listen to … Continue reading
Best Dark Ambient Albums Of February 2020
February is an interesting month. For much of the Northern Hemisphere, yr still frozen solid, hibernating away from the cold and the ice and the howling winds, praying for the … Continue reading
Horrorscores: Umberto – Helpless Spectator album review
Helpless Spectator is Umberto’s most beautiful album to date. It’s also his most terrifying. For the last 10 years, Umberto‘s Matt Hill has been revisiting the weird, eerie world of … Continue reading
Too Beautiful To Be Believed: Ian William Craig – Thresholder album review
Vancouver Ambient composer Ian William Craig returns with an album of disembodied sacred choral music exploring the micro-mysteries and boundless space of the Universe. What is mystery, in a world … Continue reading
Second Moon Of Winter – One For Sorrow, Two For Joy (Denovali Records)
Second Moon Of Winter – One For Sorrow, Two For Joy Format: CD | LP | DIGITAL Release: 16 January 2015 Label Code / Cat. No.: LC-27117 / DEN219 … Continue reading
Bing & Ruth – Tomorrow Was The Golden Age
reclaiming nostalgia It would be all too easy to lump Bing & Ruth‘s second LP with the retrofuturistic “longing for a future that never happened” of Leyland Kirby’s Sadly, The … Continue reading
Lawrence English – Wilderness Of Mirrors (Room40)
These with a thousand small deliberations Protract the profit of their chilled delirium, Excite the membrane, when the sense has cooled, With pungent sauces, multiply variety In a wilderness of … Continue reading
Raum – The Event Of Your Leaving
Imagine: You are on a vast space station; as large as a continent. Large enough to have weather patterns. Perhaps you’ve left Earth to forget and move along, to leave … Continue reading
Nils Frahm @ Classic Piano
Originally posted on Bitstar:
As the pace of modern life and culture increasingly gain momentum, accelerating past the speed of thought or comprehension, it becomes mandatory to slow one’s…
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