Steve Brand
Steve Brand originally recorded and released in the experimental genre under the name “Augur,” with more than 20 limited edition releases on independent labels. In 2003, Steve began creating in the “ambient” genre under his own name. He has issued more than 40 self-released disks, as well as a number of solo and collaborative releases on AtmoWorks, Hypnos, Relaxed Machinery, txt and Databloem. ... more
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Inner Worlds Returning
by Andrew Lahiff
Andrew Lahiff is one of the masters in Ambient Music. “Inner Worlds Returning” only reenforces this fact.
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Offering to the Morning Fog
by Robert Rich
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Right from the first sound you hear, to the last note - this album will transport you to a natural place. I cannot put into words how this album has been such a huge help. It’s like a friend now - like someone who is always there. An amazing album that everyone should own. Thanks so much, Robert.
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Connect yourself deeply to the genius' soulful oasis and let his audible insignia to reveal all its magic on you. These "Soul Tones" are massively embracing and showcase Steve Roach at the peak of his deepest sonic meditations!!! "Soul Tones" undoubtedly deserve its stellar place among the most delightful, tranquil and enigmatic works ever coming out of The Timeroom cave. Hats off to Steve Roach!!!
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Now THIS is the ultimate Christmas-gift..! Deep, soothing, comforting, and above all: classic Steve! This will be on repeat a lot.. Hopefully this will come as a CD/vinyl-release as well! Thanks Steve and best wishes from the heart.
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The Fata Morgana Dream
by Forrest Fang
The latest from Forrest Fang on the great Projekt Records is a subtle, beautiful collection of ambient compositions.
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The limitless sweet love of precious suffering
by Blessed are the Hearts that Bend
This UK group made field recordings in warehouses, parks, and decommissioned power plants, morphing the results into haunting ambient music.
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