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by Sabled Sun
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3rd review. Signals 1,2 and 3 are each incredibly similar and yet different. They’re all Space Ambience that I call Spacebience. Each is a constant droning kind of sound that subtly changes, but it’s not sad or scary droning, more like an empty, floating, endless kind of droning. It’s what you would listen to if you were in an isolation tank, a tiny covered pool filled with saltwater. You get in and just float for about an hour. Unless you move the water, you hear nothing and see only dark
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Offering to the Morning Fog
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supported by 4 fans who also own “(2010) Electric angels”
It's Robert Rich--accept nothing less.
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Cosmic museum
by AGLAIA
supported by 4 fans who also own “(2010) Electric angels”
The song titles suggest spaces in artificial human-created environments, but the music exists very much in the natural world. A bit more similar to the earliest Aglaia sounds than the more recent albums since the switch to fully digital recording techniques a few years ago. Very nice!
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Comical Palliatives for Human Disquiet
by Reader Advisor
As the title implies, these are deep, dense, potent drones that surround and overwhelm, flooding space with sound.
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zoroxxe
by zoroxxe
featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 29, 2019
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In Tu
by Minicomponente
Floating vocals and gentle, off-kilter drums anchor these expansive ambient soundscapes from Ecuadorian producer Paula Acuña.
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Timeless Motion
by Hiemal
supported by 4 fans who also own “(2010) Electric angels”
Thanks for your music, really. Love it. Also the cover work art. Fav: Lights in the distant Blur.
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