Ambient
Ambient
Marc-e – “Acceptance”
Catharsis by Marc-e The serenely engrossing “Acceptance” is the opening track on Catharsis, the new album from Vancouver-based psybient/downtempo artist Marc-E. Spacey shimmers open the track, the spacious introduct...
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Abiura – “Blurred Memories of a Lost Identity”
A darkly memorable ambient release from Italian artist Abiura (aka Daniele Vergine), Hauntology succeeds with its chilling soundscapes. The 31-minute album was constructed as a single track, split into six sections. Among the m...
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Dylan Tauber – “Lone Satellite”
Atmospherically capturing the loneliness of outer space, “Lone Satellite” is a chilling track from Dylan Tauber. The Israel-based musician crafts ambient, cinematic works steeped in spacey electronic textures. ̶...
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Jonathan Roberts – “Field 17”
Full of atmosphere and consuming structural variation, “Field 17” is a stirring track from Jonathan Roberts, a composer and pianist originally from the Peak District, and based in the North West England. Gentle keys...
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WooliebuGGer – “Transmission 70”
Inspired by Boards of Canada and other ambient successes, “Transmission 70” is a new track from WooliebuGGer, an artist based in Aurora, Illinois. Spacey frequencies evolve into a pulsing, escalating effervescence w...
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Federico Ferrandina – “mesomerism”
“mesomerism” is a beautiful new track from Federico Ferrandina, developing patiently amidst atmospheric, flickering synths and lush guitar additions. For the track, Ferrandina found inspiration from Los Angeles and ...
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Vipid – “Night Tides”
Memories by Vipid Memories is a wintry, ambient album from Vipid, the Burbank-based project of Jared Simmons. “Night Tides” shows its chilly, nocturnal aesthetic with trickling guitars and a steady rhythm section, c...
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Professor Downfall – “Desperation and Nonchalance”
EADJ by Professor Downfall Professor Downfall impresses with two recent EPs, both showing a different tonal approach. EADJ finds success in its more bustling nature. The developing, climatic guitar work throughout “Desper...
