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Colla (Double Album)
by Carlo Giustini
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have yet to translate the song titles so the artist's intentions are somewhat of a mystery to me, but the wavering surface noise creates the theme of a dialogue between music & technology before becoming invisible to my ears. this conjures memories of listening to music as a child (long before the sterility of digital media), when i rarely took notice of the hiss & pops of records, 8-tracks, tapes, & am radio because they were a normal, necessary aspect of recorded sound. nice to be back again.
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Warm fuzzy, atmospheric ambient noises and sounds float through this release. Lovely just to 'space out' to!
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Six Songs for Invisible Gardens
by Green-House
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a music garden; a garden that i can take anywhere, place it on my ears and enjoy its calming ambience. for nature-deprived folks (like me), it's awesome.
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Serene ambient music that evokes guided meditation through the use of phase-shifting melodies, droning bass, and gauzy synth textures.
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Dream Theory - Various Artists 002
by Dream Theory
This compilation album features a collective of artists who used synthesizers, voice, and nature recordings to create their tracks.
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The debut album Dream Theory founder Anna Wall creates ambient soundscapes influenced by time and place.
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Take the shimmering guitars of the Cocteau Twins, dilate and lengthen with the wistfulness of Boards of Canada and release them like one of Robert Richās haunting soundscapes with a jazz coda and you have Carlo Giustini's 'Custodi'. It's brilliant.
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