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Simon Scott England, UK
Simon Scott is a sound ecologist and multi-instrumentalist from Cambridge, England. His albums 'Insomni' (Ash International) and 'Below Sea Level' (Kesh/TouchLine) are out now (see above). His work explores the creative process of actively listening, the implications of recording the natural world using technology and the manipulation of natural sounds used for musical composition. ... more
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Easily one of the best the best albums released this year. Fennesz has created an ambient masterpiece by digging deep into some of the more familiar elements of deep ambient, but in shaking the soil, giving them a new lease of life and power. The bass elements are deeply textured; a course drone, resembling a mumble. There's certainly a melodic element, but they are contextualised into a somewhat dissonant soundscape, which is what gives the compositions their resonance. Superb.
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Grace
by Simon Scott
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Spring Bloom in the Marginal Ice Zone
by Jana Winderen
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Having drifted off on a dreary February afternoon I awoke to the sound of whale song slowly joining the mix. What a wonderful piece of work, thank you
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Isle Enchanted
by Wave Temples
Music for nodding off on a blanket by the ocean.
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nijimusi
by OOIOO
After a seven-year hiatus, the Japanese experimental group still walk the line between abstract and awe-inspiring.
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Songs From the Shore
by Afuma
The duo’s album is embraces the chaos of human life.
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Carbon
by Ecker & Meulyzer
The first LP from this duo crates a sonic portrait of a world wracked by climate change.
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