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• M. Ostermeier - Chance Reconstruction
  The very first release on the brand new Tench label comes in a digipack withbeautiful landscape photography by James Luckett . These sober, black & white, pictures perfect
• Max Richter - Infra
  Next to Johann Johannsson and lafur Arnalds , Max Richter is one of the pioneers of the 'post-classical' genre, a mixture of classical music, electronic sounds and rock mu
• [Antonymes] - Beauty Becomes...
  [antonymes] ( Ian Hazeldine, UK) released his album, titled " Beauty Becomes The Enemy of the Future" , in different formats. Unfortunately, the special edition (a beautif
• Language of Landscape - Memories Fade
  For those of you that like their minimal ambient backgrounds combined with piano music (like Helios/Goldmund , Max Richter or Nest ) this is a great gift: the 45 minute al
• Peter Broderick - Music for a Sleeping Sculpture...
  Earlier this weekend, the Belgian label Slaapwel (Sleep Well) presented their firstlabelnight in Leuven, Belgium. To my regret, I was not able to be there - although I'm a
• Nest - Retold
  The Serein netlabel was founded in 2005 and released quite an impressing batch of quality ambient and electronic music. In 2007, Serein released it's 'flagship title': the
• Tomasz Bednarczyk - Summer Feelings
  When listening to the music on this CD, it's hard to imagine that the creator, 22-year old Tomasz Bednarczyk from Poland, wasn't born yet when Brian Eno and Harold Budd cr
• Joe Frawley - The Hypnotist
  Not exactly ambient, but definitely Cinema for the Ear as the composer himself calls it. And indeed: the carefully orchestrated samples and sound fragments seem to tel
• Nest - Nest
  Ambient music collectorsno longer visit the local record shop to find the latest releases. Most of the times, the titlesare not even stocked.Still, the genre is lively and
• Goldmund - The Heart Of High Places
  The sound of Goldmund (Keith Kenniff's) piano on this record definitely reminds me of the early Harold Budd recording The Serpent (in Quicksilver). The intimately recorded

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