Intercontinental Ambience:
Leandro Fresco and Rafael Anton Irisarri work together from Argentina and Washington – Steve Pacheco, from Los Angeles, publishes his album on a Belgian label – and Italian composer Lorenzo Montanà has his first American release on Projekt Records.
Anyone fancy a 1000 EUR download? Check this Olan Mill release…
The recent Anjou and Hotel Neon releases are considerably more affordable, though…
Two duo’s reflecting on each others work: Orphax / Machinefabriek and Stijn Hüwels / Danny Clay.
And some ‘smoke columns’ by Federico Mosconi as an encore!
Salty Winds and Inner Fire (Sound Meccano & Jura Laiva), Forest Psalms (Tobias Hellkvist) and: music from (for?) No One
Three releases from the Cryo Chamber label, bringing you deep ‘dark ambient’ soundscapes:
Dronny Darko, Phonothek and Dead Melodies “bringing the sound of the old world to life as it shines light on the new and dying one.”
“Zen does not follow the routine of reasoning, and does not mind contradicting itself or being inconsistent.”
Albums by Fabio Perletta, Simon Fisher Turner and Mayforest.
Juha-Matti Rautianen uses his bass in an unexpected way; Bing Satellites’ generative ‘extensions’, and Bethan Kellough’s music from underground thermal activity.
High Plains (Mark Bridges and Scott ‘Loscil’ Morgan) present their album Cinderland on the Kranky label;
CEEYS (Daniel & Sebastian Selke) start their Concrete Fields trilogy exploring their Berlin birthground.
On ‘Fiction – Non-Fiction’, Olivier Alary presents a multi-faceted overview of his recent soundtrack compositions – with a special unreleased track called ‘Discipline’ as additional bonus listening on Ambientblog.
Next to that, Selffish (yes: two ff’s) presents his new album on the Serein label, which is every bit as beautiful as you’ve come to expect from this label’s output.
