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The Billows Burn Bright
Ambient music for ambient people.
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heavens is one of the most inspiring and unsettling ambient records I've ever heard. 10/10.
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Silent Graphs
by survey channel
supported by 36 fans who also own “Dollar Store Parking Lot”
My only complaint is that the time I get to spend in this alternate universe is so fleeting. Thank you for this gem.
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Along the Wind Spear
by survey channel
supported by 34 fans who also own “Dollar Store Parking Lot”
Along the Wind Spear is a mystical journey of atmospheric melodies that float in a coat of nostalgic sheen. It is poetry via found 70's summer camp polaroids via distorted washes of detuned synths. Although not a Boards Of Canada copyist, Survey Channel is the kind of artist you want to seek out while BoC takes another ten years to come up with a follow up album.
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A Knight on a Boat
by Willebrant
supported by 33 fans who also own “Dollar Store Parking Lot”
The main theme here seems to be traveling. The subtext can be interpreted by the codas in each composition which just like water, appear to reflect on the human condition, which can mirror navigating conditions out at sea. Some songs are foreboding, as if to comment on the darker aspects of one's humanity, other times melodious and reflect on more positive aspects while on the final track the mood is elegiac, as are the complexities of the human spirit as whole. A highly immersive album.
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The third album from Brussels musician Juanita uses haunting ambient/electronic songs to reflect a world in turmoil.
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Lullabies for the Synthetic Sleep
by Jason A Mullinax
A soothing, yet stimulating, set of ambient-adjacent electronic tracks influenced by ’80s Japanese new age music and euclidian music theory.
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