mnoelloczp
07-03-2008, 08:28 PM
it's nice that i met at least one person in this forum who, like me, is enjoying ambient music.
are there more people here into this genre?
for me, ambient music is the missing of hectic and strong defined rhythms and melodies, and concentrating on frequencies and general atmosphere.
there are many albums sold for chillout, labeled ambient, which don't capture the essence of ambient related sound in my opinion.
ambient makes it easy to imagine whatever environments, journeys, atmosphere, and
includes the possibility for intensive experiences of the full range of feelings.
i use to secretly include musical genres like musique concrete and harsh noise with the ambient term; i think it's the same thing for a great part.
haven't heard much ambient cd's with rain, flowing water, or other nature environmental sounds, though i'd like it.
i know some artists.
biosphere is great, substrata album - chukhung alone, but other tracks likewise.
of course there are also brian eno's piano ways, steve reich's horizons,
kammarheit, offering me wide dark icy deserts under a starlit sky; the starwheel is a fine album.
a bit in the melancholic direction perhaps goes deaf center; i like levende the most.
i'm not talking to much about my emotions with this music, there'd be to much words needed.
styles hopeless or a little despaired, dark, like beyond sensory experience,
apoptose, skadi or deathprod.
we could step deeper into the darkness, fear like atrium carceris seyshinbyouin, really high quality, but scary like nothing else.
but it doesn't have to be dark, could have classical elements and be
exciting like max richter's blue notebooks or a journey from tetsu inoue's world receiver, thomas köner's unerforschtes gebiet. oh, and let's not forget global communication and its 76.14, i recommend it, melodies strings and other sounds.
i also often enjoy the meditative drum pace of rapoon, or be stunned by zoviet france's
digilogue or other makings.
ok, there is also a more noisy experimental side, and that is what i most want to hear.
hafler trio, cluster, jacob kirkegaard maybe, and i skip nearly the whole musique concrete and harsh noise part.
just today i heard aube's blood brain barrier, it was great. the only soundsource used were brain waves through an electroencephalogram. distorted and kinda harsh but exciting nonetheless.
now i'm even more curious, what ambient music do you listen to?
are there more people here into this genre?
for me, ambient music is the missing of hectic and strong defined rhythms and melodies, and concentrating on frequencies and general atmosphere.
there are many albums sold for chillout, labeled ambient, which don't capture the essence of ambient related sound in my opinion.
ambient makes it easy to imagine whatever environments, journeys, atmosphere, and
includes the possibility for intensive experiences of the full range of feelings.
i use to secretly include musical genres like musique concrete and harsh noise with the ambient term; i think it's the same thing for a great part.
haven't heard much ambient cd's with rain, flowing water, or other nature environmental sounds, though i'd like it.
i know some artists.
biosphere is great, substrata album - chukhung alone, but other tracks likewise.
of course there are also brian eno's piano ways, steve reich's horizons,
kammarheit, offering me wide dark icy deserts under a starlit sky; the starwheel is a fine album.
a bit in the melancholic direction perhaps goes deaf center; i like levende the most.
i'm not talking to much about my emotions with this music, there'd be to much words needed.
styles hopeless or a little despaired, dark, like beyond sensory experience,
apoptose, skadi or deathprod.
we could step deeper into the darkness, fear like atrium carceris seyshinbyouin, really high quality, but scary like nothing else.
but it doesn't have to be dark, could have classical elements and be
exciting like max richter's blue notebooks or a journey from tetsu inoue's world receiver, thomas köner's unerforschtes gebiet. oh, and let's not forget global communication and its 76.14, i recommend it, melodies strings and other sounds.
i also often enjoy the meditative drum pace of rapoon, or be stunned by zoviet france's
digilogue or other makings.
ok, there is also a more noisy experimental side, and that is what i most want to hear.
hafler trio, cluster, jacob kirkegaard maybe, and i skip nearly the whole musique concrete and harsh noise part.
just today i heard aube's blood brain barrier, it was great. the only soundsource used were brain waves through an electroencephalogram. distorted and kinda harsh but exciting nonetheless.
now i'm even more curious, what ambient music do you listen to?