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The Ordeal
09:41
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After the Ordeal
08:10
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In the Grip of Silence
05:34
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And If
08:38
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There Was a Time
18:22
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Graham McArthur Adelaide, Australia
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...transmuting through gorgeously heartwarming mirages into blissful all-embracing sonic euphoria. It happens again and again with each spin, I am drifting through the emotionally magnified sonic Eden into the resonant silence with goosebumps on my arms... Recorded in the remembrance of lost loved ones, "The Passing" dives into the most intense, yet nectarously sumptuous, harmoniously gratifying and luminously eulogistic zones of heart-rending contemplations ever sculpted by Steve Roach!!!
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Now THIS is the ultimate Christmas-gift..! Deep, soothing, comforting, and above all: classic Steve! This will be on repeat a lot.. Hopefully this will come as a CD/vinyl-release as well! Thanks Steve and best wishes from the heart.
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Another of my favorites to calm my mind. It takes me to another place slow my racing thoughts
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lichen cloak on a white stone
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Naturalistic ambient soundscapes that combine the tenderness of bedroom electronica with the pristine earthiness of field recordings.
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Joy Helder's latest EP is delicately sound-designed ambient techno inspired by lived environments.
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A mesmerizing exploration of stillness, perception, and memory that hangs between ambient and neoclassical.
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You can listen to this as a pleasant wash of background music while you work; as beautiful and as meaningless as sunlight on a painted wall. Or you can focus on it and realise that actually there's a lot going on in the texture and detail of the sound. Steve Roach has made a lot of longform ambient, all of them well worth listening to, but this is one of the very best. A gem from a gem.
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