Sonntag, 25. Jan 2009, 16:27
Greetings, fellow Soundscapers and (potential) listeners.
What's new?
- Unmorph has released a new album called Another Road To Paradise.
- Caustic Reverie has released Bower, a long-form drone/dark ambient piece for your listening pleasure. It is also available from Jamendo.
- The prolific Caustic Reverie has also released Fissure, the eighth full-length album for the project and third consisting of a single track. Fissure is a companion album to Bower and features sounds from an E-Bow played on guitar and bass. Also available on Jamendo.
- Deepspace's new album, The Glittering Domain, is out now on Hypnos. You can listen to it, and purchase it here. Influences are: Stars of the Lid, Steve Roach, Brian Eno and others.
- Dereleech has released Servant of Entropy, a story about a mentally ill woman and her distorted beliefs overshadowing her concept of reality. The album is a demonic fantasy themed piece of dark ambient with concentration on minimalism and vast dark atmospheres. More details in this journal entry.
- Phillip Wilkerson has released a new 4-track EP entitled Incidents in Spring EP on bypass Label. It was created by mixing microsounds and glitches into ambient sound collages and drones, sometimes letting them slowly morph into subtle beats or even completely different songs.
- Last but not least, Susperia-Electrica has just released Titan, a 7 track ambient album. The theme for this album is the planet Saturn and its moon Titan.
Who's new?
Three new members have been approved:
- Tumor Necrosis Factor (Last FM user Enochien)
T.N.F forms the Entities that surround these sounds transcended by personal anxieties. It should be seen as a form of ill-being of the moment, as a quick look in a mirror…
- Esa Ruoho (Last FM user esaruoho)
This is Lackluster (much more ambient-oriented).
- taker 51 (Last FM user Lokez)
Taker 51, a man, a band. Member: Raúl Díaz (everything, except were indicated).
Soundscapers Playlist!
We've now reached the minimum requirement of 45 tracks by 15 artists, so it should be available for streaming here. Sadly, it seems to be reserved to subscribers.
Today's question is How do you name your albums and your tracks?
Feel free to contribute to the discussion in the forum.
See you next time!