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新しい日の誕生
by 2814
supported by 8 fans who also own “Invisible Cities”
One of the best ambient albums I have ever heard. Flawless.
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In Eco
by Soda Lite
supported by 8 fans who also own “Invisible Cities”
Exquisite, relaxing, and quite trippy, this release is a highlight of the vast ctatsu sound exhibit. Be warned: listening to this music can lead to sustained higher levels of consciousness that can be hazardous to the practice of conformity and consumerism.
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Union of Worlds
by Majeure
supported by 7 fans who also own “Invisible Cities”
Having been a big collector of anything I can find on the wonderful Constellation Tatsu label the artwork alone of this release caught my attention. The cover art reminded me of those sci-fi paperback novels from the 1960's and 1970's that would flood my local 2nd hand book shops growing up that would take me to other worlds. Right from the first listen I was reminded of the mid 70's Virgin Years era Tangerine Dream, Klause Schulze, Jean Michel-Jarre, and Ashra. This is a special release and should be put out on vinyl or CD someday but in the meantime cassette or digital download is the only way to go which is fine with me as I still have several tape players lying around. This cassette opened up many other doors for me as I started buying other cassettes, vinyl LPs, and CDs by Majeure and lead me to discover Zombi (2) whom he is 1/2 half of (the other member is Steve Moore). I've even picked up a few releases by Steve Moore and I love it all so as you can see this one cassette was a monster of a release for me. Pick up a copy if you are able locate one as this cassette is long out of print with only small amount pressed. You can thank for me later. I like all the tracks equally on this release. Normally on my reviews I will break down favorite tracks but this is a stunner from start to finish.
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We Have Always Existed
by Ryan J Raffa
Soothing ambient music from Ryan J Raffa that tells a deeply personal story.
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Landfill Totems
by Hainbach
The latest from Hainbach, based around the idea of “electronic landfill,” offers towering synth compositions that flicker and drone.
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the pause in you
by Lyndsie Alguire
Beautiful piano-based compositions from this Montréal musician, where each melody feels like a contented sigh.
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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 7 fans who also own “Invisible Cities”
I wish i had an empty ballroom or music hall to listen to this in. I love the reoccuring Heartache and the big brass sounds and distortion. It feels so terrifying. My heart goes out to those suffering from dementia or knows anyone whos suffering.
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