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...Phillip is known for his beautifully relaxing sound sculpting and his newest work is no exception. "All Possible Worlds" unfold the album in absolutely beautiful manner with wall of tranquil free floating and majestic cloudscapes capturing the beauty of skies, a truly picturesque music!!! These warmly inviting tunes overlap into the next piece, "Saturday", but they are attractively enriched by some delicate saxophone-infused sounds. They add brand new dimension to Phil's washes, taking them into more cinematic level. A really nice, captivating composition... ..."Blue By Violet" with its serene melancholic drones create a truly evocative and longing feelings bringing back the memories of the legendary "The Lost Pieces"... The flowing essence of "Ten To Eleven" will undoubtedly relax you, it's highly recommended!!! As stated by the artist and the title of closing piece, "Ten To Eleven" marks an ending and a new beginning in his solo career, so let's wait and see what sonic paintings Phillip Wilkerson will bring to us during 2012.
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The Silence of One
by Phillip Wilkerson
supported by 5 fans who also own “(2006) Beyond Horizon”
Picture this: You are alone in the middle of nowhere. Suddenly a giant non-foreboding, warm caressing wave sweeps you away to a place of bliss. It could be likened to a mother caressing her new child. There is absolutely no fear in this place, just the wonder and awe of pure contentment. Phillip Wilkerson is ONE of a few who can pull this sort of audio experience off without a hitch.
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Atmosphere for Dreaming
by Steve Roach
supported by 5 fans who also own “(2006) Beyond Horizon”
This is a very beautiful nature-related and calm piece of ambient music. And the cover: I just had to get this and I did! Amazing piece of art by itself. Similarities: music reminds me Robert Rich's Sleep Concerts / album versions and the art reminds me the abstract art by Mary Clanahan.
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Dissolution
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DC-based musician Carni Klirs leads listeners on a series of soothing, self-guided journeys that pull from post-rock and ambient drone.
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Comical Palliatives for Human Disquiet
by Reader Advisor (Niles Frantz)
As the title implies, these are deep, dense, potent drones that surround and overwhelm, flooding space with sound.
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Origin (Previously Unreleased + Complete Album included)
by Klaus Wiese
supported by 5 fans who also own “(2006) Beyond Horizon”
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