Marc Neys * Ivano Pecorini
Marc Neys’s sound collage compiled from soundtracks for animated stills, and Ivano Pecorini’s music for the ‘Sexy Movers’ dance performance.
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Hawgood/Hüwels/Murray * Hüwels/Date
Day Falls: a collaboration by Ian Hawgood, James Murray and Stijn Hüwels.
Hüwels also released an album with Tomoyashi Date.
Cut Worms * Lab’s Cloud
Richard van Kruysdijk concludes his Cut Worms trilogy *** Lab’s Cloud (Raúl Jordán) explores the Structure of Emotions.
Kevin Richard Martin * Three Point Circle
Kevin Richard Martin re-interprets and re-scores the soundtrack for Tarkovsky’s Solaris *** K. Leimer, Marc Barreca and Steve Peters collaborate on the second Three Point Circle album.
John Luther Adams * Philip Blackburn
From Arctic Dreams to reverberating cisterns of Istanbul: music from John Luther Adams and Philip Blackburn.
loscil * Murcof
Ambientblog does not generally cover the bigger names in ambient music.
In my opinion, both Loscil and Murcof belong to the more well-known artists of the genre – and most of you will probably already be familiar with their new releases.
But even so, I couldn’t bring myself to skip these releases. Simply because they belong to the best you will probably hear this year.
So here’s an exception to the ‘rule’.
Chloe A. Thompson & aesthetic.stalemate
Dwell for hours in the interactive environment of Moiré, created by Chloe Alexandra Thompson and aesthetic.stalemate (Matthew Edwards).
Zane Trow * Spacecraft
Stillness combined with uncertainty on Zane Trow’s Why Echoes? *** Droning and floating with Spacecraft.
Zimoun * Simon Martin
Zimoun explores the mindful sounds of Various Vibrating Materials *** Ensemble Musikfabrik presents Simon Martin’s Musique D’Art.