Showing posts with label Ambient. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ambient. Show all posts

3.24.2010

Vision Éternel - Abondance de périls - (2010)



Genre: Shoegaze/Ambient

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I'm going to bring you once again some perfect night time music. This is the newest release from Vision Éternel. Abondance de périls is a short concept album, that offers blissful and introspective soundscapes.

At 13 minutes, I wish this ep would be a bit longer, so I'm looking forward to future releases from this band.

3.23.2010

Grouper - Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill - (2008)



Genre: Shoegaze/Ambient

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I listened to this and thought of you as I tried to fall asleep.

1.24.2010

Grouper/Roy Montgomery - Split - (2010)

Genre: Ambient/Shoegaze

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Here's a new split with one of my favorites, Portland's very own Grouper and New Zealand guitarist Roy Montgomery. The Roy Montgomery side starts the split with one 18 minute track of ambient guitar that makes you feel like you're going through a journey (in a good way), it's worth a listen, but in my opinion comes nowhere close to what Grouper has to offer on this split. Then again I may be a bit biased given I have this split and am posting it solely for the Grouper material, and the fact that Grouper is one of my favorite bands.

The first Grouper track "Hollow Press" starts off with windy white noise, then about half way through faint keys and Liz Harris' dreamy vocals enter. It then flows seamlessly into the next song "Vessel". This is a much more stripped down Grouper than we're used to hearing. Instead of dreamy acoustic guitar, or more ambiance as heard in earlier albums, we have instead a single, reverb drenched Wurlitzer keyboard, and voice. "Hold The Way" follows up with the same instrumentation as before, and once again flows seamlessly into the last track "Pulse". Keeping the same theme as "Hold The Way", it eventually is drowned out in windy white noise.

1.18.2010

Burzum - Dauði Baldrs - 1997


Genre: Dark Ambient
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This is Burzum's most underrated album. It's one of my favourites and I feel obligated to post it.