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music tagged with: ambient

Maxim Kornyshev – Mellifluous

Maxim Kornyshev – Mellifluous
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Maxim Kornyshev

“Mellifluous”

Maxim Kornyshev – Mellifluous
Maxim Kornyshev is looking for relevant musical solutions, combining elements of new age, free improvisation, chillout, instrumental music and electronic styles. The musician grows and develops his musical taste, creating tracks with a harmonious and light sound. Just relax by listening to “Mellifluous”, let the feelings be what they are …
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posted 30 December 2017

Various – Trip to Proxima B

Various – Trip to Proxima B
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Various

“Trip to Proxima B”

Various – Trip to Proxima B
This years VA Christmas release has a space theme. Taking you from here to far away Proxima B, being space themed we have some epic ambient passages (drifting through space) mixed in with some IDM beats and melodical work (as if a transmission from earth fades in, and you’re able to break the silence and tranquility).

As usual a showcase of unreleased artists, the best submissions of the year. A particular favourite track is by Rephazer, which is a remix of Honeyboy Edwards ‘Catfish Blues’. This is featured with special permission of Document Records, and I think it’s fantastic and fits the theme of the whole VA perfectly.

Enjoy this amazing compilation and see you in 2018!

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posted 22 December 2017

Thuoom – reCycle 2

Thuoom – reCycle 2
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Thuoom

“reCycle 2”

Thuoom – reCycle 2
As Thuoom closes his second grand cycle in order to begin a studio hiatus, there are two compilation albums released simultaneously.

“reCycle 2 is a compilation album that draws together a bunch of unreleased tunes that I composed during my second grand cycle (2013-2017). These 13 tracks didn’t fit on any album I released during this period but deserve to be out there nevertheless, showcasing different sides of my style of electroacoustic music.”

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posted 22 December 2017

Cialyn – The Lone Thistle

Cialyn – The Lone Thistle
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Cialyn

“The Lone Thistle”

Cialyn – The Lone Thistle
Kahvi Christmas 2017. The second in our Christmas lineup is another classic sentimentality driven EP from our favourite Boards of Canada inspired artist – Cialyn.

Eight tracks of blissful moody and subtle beats, off key leads and nostalgic pads, marking a delicate and warming audio treat for the Christmas season.

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posted 19 December 2017

DAVID M. PAGANIN – Sonic Sand Mandala

DAVID M. PAGANIN – Sonic Sand Mandala
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DAVID M. PAGANIN

“Sonic Sand Mandala”

DAVID M. PAGANIN – Sonic Sand Mandala
This album of unusual music has ephemerality as its core theme.

Publication date 2017-12-04
Usage Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0
Topics Electronic, Industrial, Noise, Dark Ambient, Avant Garde, Electroacoustic, Experimental Music, Experimental, Sound Collage, Sound Art, Musique Concrete

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posted 10 December 2017

Slit In Slot – Birthmarks

Slit In Slot – Birthmarks
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Slit In Slot

“Birthmarks”

Slit In Slot – Birthmarks
“Birthmarks” by Slit In Slot is an emotional, harsh and considered work. A precise, even meticulous amalgam of field recordings, ambient and noise music, the release combines as much as it dissects all of its core components. The resulting music is sometimes drifting, sometimes scorching but always remaining humane. Beneath “Birthmarks” lies a strong and personal concept, a complex understanding of sound and an obsessive desire to transform the sonic ruins of our shared reality into new worlds.

released November 28, 2017
via Amek and Mahorka
digital release + limited edition (50 pcs) cassette

Music by Yavor Grancharov
Artwork photography by Dilyana Dimova

mhrk190 // amek017

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posted 28 November 2017

Thuoom – Live Enhanced

Thuoom – Live Enhanced
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Thuoom

“Live Enhanced”

Thuoom – Live Enhanced
Live Enhanced (#06/2017.5.18/ae7) features the full live show Thuoom played at Ambient Evening 7 in Parainen, Finland on May 18th, 2017. As usual for these evenings, Thuoom performed simultaneously with other artists but for this record, there’s no trace of other artists’ sounds. The sounds on this release have been processed to get a richer overall sound but the underlying performance has been left untouched.

Alongside the mp3s, there is a limited edition of physical CDR’s that will only be available at live shows.

Instrument used on this record: electroacoustic guitar.

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posted 18 November 2017

Mental Escape Pod – silent series VI

Mental Escape Pod – silent series VI
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Mental Escape Pod

“silent series VI”

Mental Escape Pod – silent series VI
live @ re:flexions – silent series ° Ganze Bäckerei, Augsburg, 07.10.17
recording, mastering, photography and design by EMERGE

Mental Escape Pod
alias: Dabit Vocem Austria; Oni_pelted_by_beans; Das Rheintaler Nachtwerk; Felix Montfort;

Born in 1977 in the far west of Austria, life for a hungry littlev electronica nerd was hard. My electronic music life started at the day I saw Aphex Twin’s “Come to Daddy” at MTV. In the next 2 years i collected what I got and also found some really relaxing works from him and other artists. With the purchase of Aphex’ “Selected Ambient Works 2” I jumped into soundscapes and Ambient sounds. In 1998 I started making own noises with a tracker and some free ware sounds. Then some personal problems kicked in 2002 and I did nothing until the winter of 2009/2010. In December 2010 Dabit Vocem Austria was born and 1 year later Mental Escape
Pod followed. And it never stopped until today.

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posted 11 November 2017

Macronoise – My Steps Lead Backwards

Macronoise – My Steps Lead Backwards
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Macronoise

“My Steps Lead Backwards”

Macronoise – My Steps Lead Backwards
Easy listening from Prague now, from guest artist Macronoise. The closest definition I can get for the style is somewhere between the 60s pop and Solar Fields (a familiar face on Kahvi).

Professionally mixed, very listenable and easy to get into, and some diverse themes make this short four track EP a worthy addition to the Collective.

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posted 04 November 2017

Lluvia Acida – Ciencia Sur

Lluvia Acida – Ciencia Sur
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Lluvia Acida

“Ciencia Sur”

Lluvia Acida – Ciencia Sur
“We are musicians who live and create at the edge of the world, who over two decades have worked to represent through sound and image various aspects of our habitat. ‘Ciencia Sur‘ (Southern Science) continues this trajectory, addressing the subject of field research. This work was conceived as a musical and audiovisual journey through the imposing landscapes of Patagonia and Antarctica, where science is developed in extreme conditions, as it seeks to answer transcendental questions about the past, present and future of the planet we inhabit.

The composition and recording of these works developed between July and September, combining the use of synthesizers with the use of unusual resources, such as the recording of sounds and electromagnetic emissions emitted by laboratory instruments and the conversion into sound of fossil images and diagrams concerning Climate Change through special software. We launched it in the framework of the opening of the IX Latin American Congress of Antarctic Science, an event that in early October 2017 brought together more than 300 researchers in the city of Punta Arenas (Chile).

The presentation of these works is accompanied by images provided by the Department of Communications and Education of the Chilean Antarctic Institute, which shows excavations in Cerro Guido (Torres del Paine commune), marine studies in the Magallanes channels, and images of the last two versions of the Antarctic Scientific Expedition (ECA), the latter including recordings made with drones on Chilean scientific bases in the Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetlands.

For us, it is very important to link art with the science that is being realized in the territory that we inhabit, because we believe that being of the Magallanes concerns not only knowing about our regional past, but also in imagining a future based on the search for knowledge. This work is dedicated to the women and men who study both the remote past and the uncertain future, entering the southern bastions. There, between the wind and the ice, they are discovering the keys to our destiny.”

Lluvia Ácida
(Punta Arenas, Magallanes, Chile. Octubre / October 2017)

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posted 30 October 2017

Ivan Black – We are such stuff as dreams are made on

Ivan Black – We are such stuff as dreams are made on
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Ivan Black

“We are such stuff as dreams are made on”

Ivan Black – We are such stuff as dreams are made on
“We are such stuff as dreams are made on”
A Quote from Shakespeare’s The Tempest inspired me to see how relevant the story is against todays lives and politics? Little has changed, people are still seeking revenge or power, but hopefully like in the story love for each other will eventually win the day. A dream perhaps but a nice one to think that eventually we will put our differences behind us and start to trust and teach other.
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posted 27 October 2017

David Evan Krebs – Tides

David Evan Krebs – Tides
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David Evan Krebs

“Tides”

David Evan Krebs – Tides
This is music for sound explorers who want to explore the canyons of sound but keep near the touchstone of melody. David Alan Krebs’ “Tides” discovers gently evolving drone sounds and, in particular, the textures within sound variations. Each track feels like a visit to a garden of diverse Baja California—each piece is distinct, solitary, spiky in its own way, and pleasantly alien. The pieces range from less than a minute to a few minutes each. The listener is pulled into a single musical in each track, which is investigated thoroughly and dispassionately. Listening is a pleasure rather than a laboratory explosion. Every piece presents the listener with its own bit of sonic intrigue. This is music that is clinical in its experiments while retaining its humanity. The artist eschews beats, time-signature-melodies, and pat ambient themes. Instead, pieces like “Draping Slowly” and “Crevices” contain music which neither panders to nor pulverizes the listener. No two pieces are faintly alike, but all the pieces fit well together. In “Cloud Base (Stage Two)” the drone hovers in that angelic space between the familiar and the strange, where the insights feel within grasp but the conclusions are wordless. The dozen tracks which make up “Tides” are ideal listening for an Autumn day, or an autumnal mood. David Alan Krebs takes us on a journey, and we are delighted to hike along.
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posted 24 October 2017

Daniel Robert Lahey – No Cure For Music

Daniel Robert Lahey – No Cure For Music
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Daniel Robert Lahey

“No Cure For Music”

Daniel Robert Lahey – No Cure For Music
Daniel Robert Lahey wields the tools of a trained classical musician in pursuit of ambient music with direct and fresh (but never simple) melodic charms. Each of his pieces bears a symphonic influence, but each piece aims to provide the listener a listening experience of intriguing sound-on-sound. Rather than the sunny sleepwalk of new-age-style waves of saccharine melody, Lahey weaves complex themes throughout each composition.

This is not music for everyone—but it is music for anyone. In “No Cure”, Daniel Robert Lahey takes the listener in for a digital scan, and the diagnosis is positive for sound. This is sound to take the indolence of an idle hour and turn it into the therapy of intriguing sonic exploration.

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posted 17 October 2017

Walt Thisney – Crypto

Walt Thisney – Crypto

Walt Thisney

“Crypto”

Walt Thisney – Crypto
Fernando Cerqueira aka Rasalasad started its activities in the late 80´s with the Atonal fanzine and the SPH label, where he released Jim O’Rourke, Merzbow, Smersh, Maeror Tri, Brume, The Haters, Telectu , etc.

Founder of Thisco records, which has released cds from Rasalasad, Merzbow, Kk Null, Rapoon, Lasse Marhaugh, Jarboe, Von Magnet, shhh … among many others.
Alongside Thisco he is editor of the occultural anthologies Antibothis which features texts and sound works from Hakim Bey, V. Vale, Carl Abrahamson, Andrew Mckenzie (Halfler Trio), Critical Art Ensemble, Pentti Linkola, Erik Davies, Robin Rimbaud, Francisco Lopez, etc.

He has several works released through on Symbiose, Thisco, SPH, Grado, Blocsonic, Illuminated Paths, La Nostalgie de la Boue.
His most recent releases includes collaborations with Matthew Waldron (irr.app (ext) / Nurse with Wound ), Merzbow, Emil Beaulieau, Jarboe (ex: Swans), Von Magnet, Hiroshi Hasegawa, Smell & Quim, Wildshores Antonym among others.

posted 10 October 2017

Fabio Keiner – BLACK RAIN

Fabio Keiner – BLACK RAIN
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Fabio Keiner

“BLACK RAIN”

Fabio Keiner – BLACK RAIN
Fabio Keiner explores the landscape of the post-nuclear fallout of Nagasaki and Hiroshima on Black Rain.

In the days following the United States bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World War II, the residents were left to deal with the fallout from the devices. Nuclear fallout is commonly known as Black Rain. Fabio Keiner has recorded a series of works that looks at the exposure to radioactive fallout in terms of ambiguous time perspective. The X on Black Rain could be interpreted as days, weeks or even months.

Fabio Keiner hails from Vienna, Austria. He creates musical pieces and photographs. His credits include his contribution to the soundtrack to the 2015 award winning short film “Reformation” by director Hoyon Jung.

Active in the netlabel scene for years, his soundscapes, melodies and drones criss-cross the borders among ambient, dark ambient, abstract experimental and melodic electronica. His work is atmospheric and imaginative, with a sound that seems narrative without quite telling specific stories in defined words. His releases have appeared on numerous labels, including Treetrunk Netlabel, Webbed Hand Netlabel, Petroglyph Music, and Cian Orbe netlabel.

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posted 10 October 2017

Thomas nmi Poole – Complicity With Anonymous Materials

Thomas nmi Poole – Complicity With Anonymous Materials
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Thomas nmi Poole

“Complicity With Anonymous Materials”

Thomas nmi Poole – Complicity With Anonymous Materials
Digital Album (name your price)

The 13th release in the ‘Neoteric Directions in Contemporary Electronic Music’ series from Thomas nmi Poole.

Complicity with Anonymous Materials is a collection of ambient/drone meditations in the contemplative sense (not necessarily as an aid to relaxation), consisting of thought-pieces reflecting inner states of consciousness and responses to the social, political, and historical conditions and technospheric embeddedness.

posted 09 October 2017