These are all reviews and articles tagged with "Ambient".
Category: Ambient | Experimental | Folk-Acoustic
Calm and Soothing Textures | Under the name of Biathalon, NYC-based Eric Adrian Lee composes smooth organic Ambient music that continuously oscillates from analog to digital. Inspired by equally sky and sea, Eric delivers mesmerizing textures and meditatively meandering synthlines that make you forget time and space.
Category: Experimental | Folk-Acoustic | Pop
Experimental J-Pop | Two of the four members of experimental Pop-outlet Soto made a first impact on me with their debut release for the Creation Centre Netlabel under the name of Oto. Situated between LA and Kyoto, equipped with a certain focus on Folk and Pop, Soto took a good step towards traditional song-structures, slightly [...]
Category: Ambient
Cassical Spherical Ambient | If you start the wonderful ambient-track “Greenwater” you drift on synthesizer-strings into a world full of etereal, lush chords and subtle piano drops. Best described with the word “peaceful”, you recover yourself in a fortunate condition. Umisetsu and Martin Dot let you rest while listening and diving into the music.
Category: IDM
Spherical Electronic Spacetrip | You can describe music by pirata best if you compare him with the well-known label Elektrolux. Like many artists and releases on Elektrolux Pirata produces a spherical and spacy kind of music somewhere inbetween IDM, Elektro and Ambient. His electronic productions sound precise and clear. “Minimental” has a clear and very [...]
Category: Ambient | Experimental
Electro-Acoustic Chamber Music | US-American composer Scott Smallwood released his music at various experimental Net- and CDR-labels. For his collection “Three Soundscapes”, Smallwood and the Now Ensemble gathered to perform three of his most accessible compositions up to date. Neo-classical Ambient at the edge of Noise and Musique Concrète that might mark a good starting [...]
Category: Ambient | Experimental | Folk-Acoustic
Ambient Music Marching Band | I found out about Kaboom Karavan when listening to d’incise’s free music-charts we had published in December 2007 as part of the Netaudio Adventcalender. His choice of Folk-influenced electronic music is stunning, and the Belgian Kaboom Karavan-collective was totally new to me. Fortunately, the full-length record keeps the promise a [...]
