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Armed with a studio full of synthesizers and powerful production software, many electronic musicians will create sonic images of vast, cold, cosmic space. Others will conjure up infectious sequencer rhythms, and attract a high energy crowd with electronic dance music. Still others, following the great European symphonic tradition, will electrify the orchestra, or create ambient electronic soundscapes. A smaller group find inspiration in the environment, incorporating the sounds of nature in their music. But perhaps the most unusual are inspired by the supernatural—the worlds of myth and legend, literature and folklore. They create music for spirits, fairies, sprites and elves, wood and water nymphs, elementals, and other invisible denizens of the magic forest. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, it's a magical journey in supernatural spaces, on a program called "ENCHANTED LANDS." Music is by LEMONGRASS, ISHQ, DESENSITIZED, KEVIN BRAHENY FORTUNE, THE AMNIS INITIATIVE, RICHARD ROSS, and ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
THE ARRIVAL OF PRACTICAL ELECTRONIC SYNTHESIZERS in the late 1960s and early 1970s caused a sensation around the world, but nowhere more than Germany. Postwar German artists were restless, intent on leaving behind all forms of traditional German music, as well as the Rhythm & Blues roots and song structure of popular Anglo-American rock. An innocent feature of early modular synthesizers called a “step sequencer” provided a tool that led to the development of an original style called “Kosmische Musik” or "Cosmic Music" in Germany, and—more playfully—“KrautRock.” The step sequencer made it easy to create hypnotic rhythm loops with up to 32 notes or steps, set a tempo, and mix them over flowing electronic drones. The effect was to “float” the listener through endless terrestrial or cosmic space: it was addictive. Seminal groups and individuals like CAN, KLAUS SCHULZE, TANGERINE DREAM, KRAFTWERK, CLUSTER, ASH RA TEMPEL, HARMONIA and others, created an enduring style that has influenced genres from Minimalism, Ambient and Electronic Dance Music, to New Age and Techno. Today we call it the "Berlin School." On this transmission of Hearts of Space, another timeless flight on electronic rhythms, on a program called SEQUENCER AIRLINES. Music is by ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT, STATE AZURE, STEVE HAUSCHILDT, STARTERRA, MARTIN STURTZER, SYNTH REPLICANTS, STRAY THEORIES, NILS FRAHM, and EDGAR FROESE. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
Armed with a studio full of synthesizers and powerful production software, many electronic musicians will create sonic images of vast, cold, cosmic space. Others will conjure up infectious sequencer rhythms, and attract a high energy crowd with electronic dance music. Still others, following the great European symphonic tradition, will electrify the orchestra, or create ambient electronic soundscapes. A smaller group find inspiration in the environment, incorporating the sounds of nature in their music. But perhaps the most unusual are inspired by the supernatural—the worlds of myth and legend, literature and folklore. They create music for spirits, fairies, sprites and elves, wood and water nymphs, elementals, and other invisible denizens of the magic forest. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, it's a magical journey in supernatural spaces, on a program called "ENCHANTED LANDS." Music is by LEMONGRASS, ISHQ, DESENSITIZED, KEVIN BRAHENY FORTUNE, THE AMNIS INITIATIVE, RICHARD ROSS, and ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
Ahhh, the advent of spring. It arrives in fits and starts... a few warm days punctuated by brisk winds and unpredictable storms. In March, we pass the spring equinox and have a bright new season. The trees bud and blossom, and the natural world stirs and awakes. After the constriction and enclosure of winter, it's a time to stretch, breathe deep, and expand. The Ambient soundscapes of the season are brighter, bolder, larger, with a sense of possibility, even hope. The long winter is past, the joy of spring and the blissful days of summer are at hand. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a journey in the vernal soundscape, on a program called EXPANSION. Music is by DAVID HELPLING & JON JENKINS, PATRICK O'HEARN, JOHN LYELL, ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT, PHILLIP WILKERSON, HAR, and HAROLD BUDD. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
The current boom in "immersive media" includes computer-assisted VR or Virtual Reality, AR or Augmented Reality, AR and VR glasses and headsets, immersive video games and films, panoramic projections, spatial audio systems, and specially designed theaters and concert venues, like The Sphere in Las Vegas. Regardless of size or complexity, they all have a similar purpose: to augment our existing world, or transport us to fantastic new synthetic worlds. Interactivity and connectivity are the focus of these new technologies, but there's an older, simpler, more passive technology that can transport listeners to virtual worlds just by listening—electronic music. It's been over a hundred years since the invention of practical electronic instruments, and the power of electronic sound to take us to exotic tonal and even cosmic environments is well-known to both musicians and listeners. On Hearts of Space, we've been documenting it for over 40 years, with hundreds of programs dedicated to the art of virtual travel on electronic waves. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, it's another journey in our electronic touring series, on a program called ELECTRON TRAVELER 6. Music is by THIERRY DAVID, MARTIN STÜRTZER, DREAMSTATE LOGIC, SUBDREAM, CHRONOTOPE PROJECT, STEVE ROACH, and ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
In the fair days of late spring, electronic winds blow warm and steady, while sequencers spin creative rhythms, propelling us into the active days and balmy nights of summer. DJs prepare their sets for the summer festivals, while ambient composers create expansive soundscapes for virtual travel. Attention Spacefans: it's party time. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, an hour of technotronic rhythms and ambient atmospheres, on a program called HYPERTRONIC. Music is by S1GNS OF L1FE, MARC HARTMAN, MEES DIERDORP, MARTIN NONSTATIC, ASC, CRYSTAL MOON, LEMONGRASS, ISHQ, and ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT. [ view program page ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
The transition from 'electric' to 'electronic' was one of the great technical achievements of the 20th century. Electronic engineering emerged out of the telephone, radio, film and television industries, and military communication and weapon systems during World War II. The earliest devices for creating electronic music actually date from the end of the 19th century. By the 1920s and 30s we had compact, playable electronic instruments like the Russian Theremin, the French Ondes Martenot, and the German Trautonium. Development of recording technology led to experimentation with record players and tape recorders to manipulate sound and create new kinds of music. Electronic music expanded exponentially in the 1960s and 70s with the arrival of practical electronic synthesizers, fueling an era of explosive creativity. Today electronic music extends from mainstream dance music to experimental noise, with literally thousands of sub-genres, and an unlimited palette of sounds and creative possibilities. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a journey in the infinite tone-worlds of electronic space, on a program called ELECTRONIC DIMENSIONS. Music is by FOURTH DIMENSION, BLUETECH, ESKOSTATIC, BETWEEN INTERVAL, SCOTT LAWLOR, and ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT. [ view program page ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
We can thank Albert Einstein's math teacher for the concept of this program. In 1908 Professor HERMANN MINKOWSKI presented an interpretation of Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity that unified time and the three dimensions of physical space, into a single four-dimensional continuum called "spacetime." So physicists began with three-dimensional space, added the dimension of time, and came up with four-dimensional space. Ambient musicians have done just the opposite. All music exists in the dimension of time: ambient electronic music lives in time, and creates the impression of virtual space in us. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a four-dimensional journey, on a program called SPACETIME. Music is by GLOBAL COMMUNICATION, LEMONGRASS, TIME TRAVELER, THE GREAT NORTHERN, BLUETECH, S7VEN, ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT, and ALTUS. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
December...brings both powerful storms and clear, cold, silent nights that incline toward the holy as we approach the holiday season. We try to put aside the conflicts and challenges of the present day, and display the finer spirits and better angels of our nature. We celebrate the season with a radiance of light and color, hymns and songs, food and gifts, generosity and kindness. For ambient musicians, it's a time to blend the warmth and intimacy of traditional acoustic music with the mysterious floating spaces of electronic music. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, calm and bright soundscapes for the season, on a program called WINTERTRONIC 2. Music is by KEVIN KELLER, ECHO SEASON, ROBERT RICH, ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT, MAX CORBACHO, PAUL AVGERINOS, and SENSITIVE CHAOS. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
Flying...and Floating. As a literal description of the experience, it goes back to the early days of popular electronic music and the early days of Hearts of Space. Over the years we've done programs called Floating Whispers, Floating Worlds, Floating Gardens, Floating Reveries, Floating Waves, Floating Winds, and yes, Flying and Floating 1, 2, and 3. Back then I said "flying music is rhythm-powered and moves through space, heading for worlds beyond; floating music is goal-free—ethereal, static, and timeless." You know, I can't really add anything to that. We still enjoy expanding into unlimited virtual spaces, and yearn for the quiet pleasure of weightless suspension in time. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, another journey in our electronic touring series, on a program called ELECTRON TRAVELER 4. Music is by ASCENDANT, KEVIN KELLER, ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT, DWIGHT LOOP, MASSERGY, and ERIK WØLLO. [ view program page ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
Con ustedes, el podcast 295 de Cerca de la Orilla, para que lo tengan y lo escuchen a la hora que quieran. En este episodio tenemos un surtido diverso y variado de grandes propuestas musicales. Disfruta gran material de los mexicanos Cieluz de Babia, el post metal de los argentinos Hoguera, el progresivo de los italianos de Karmamoi, lo mas nuevo de los chilenos de Aisles, así como el prog electrónico del proyecto estadounidense Alpha Wave Movement. Lista de canciones: Fast - Artista Aisles Disobedience - Artista Aisles Muro - Artista Hoguera Sismo (parte 1) - Artista Hoguera, disco Hoguera Sismo (parte 2) - Artista Hoguera, disco Hoguera Timeless Starfields - Artista Alpha Wave Movement, disco Infinite Realms Dulce agonía - Artista Cieluz de Babia Dark City - Artista Karmamoi, disco Rom 101 The New World - Artista Karmamoi, disco Rom 101 Ficha técnica: Fecha de publicación: 7/agosto/2021 Rúbricas: Nora García Producción integral: Javo Aguirre ¡Saludos progresivos!
The concept of a "soundscape" was defined in the 1960s as a combination of sounds that create an immersive environment. It includes sounds of the natural acoustic environment and weather—called the geophony; animals and insects—called the biophony; and sounds made by humans—the anthropophony. In Canada, the soundscape idea was established for a whole generation of musicians by composer and educator R. MURRAY SCHAFER. Among his students were two young Canadian electronic musicians — MYCHAEL DANNA and TIM CLEMENT. In the mid 1980s they were creating what they called "environmental electronic music" like this classic track from the album SUMMERLAND. DANNA went on to become an A-list film composer known for non-traditional scores for films like The Life of Pi, while the combination of natural acoustic environmental sounds and electronic music became one of the enduring trends in the ambient music of today. Like scores for imaginary films, they can entertain, challenge, or sooth us, sending signals to our ancient limbic alert system that tell us to be vigilant, or relax. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a collection of immersive environments and electro-acoustic soundscapes called FLOATING WORLDS 3. Music is by DANNA & CLÉMENT, SINEPEARL, TOM EATON, ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT, ALIO DIE & REMCO HELBERS, and STEVE ROACH. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
A lush journey in the key of space, both inner and outer. Tracks in this mix date from 1972-2011 and include Woob, Tangerine Dream, Global Communication, Bruno Sanfilippo, Boy Is Fiction, Meg Bowles, Humate, Rabbit In The Moon, Michael Stearns, Jonn Serrie, Jon Jenkins, Odessi, Alpha Wave Movement and Mystical Sun. Compiled & mixed by Mike G at Rubycon Sound, August-September 2011. If you like a track/s please support the artists and buy/stream the source albums. Full tracklist at AmbientMusicGuide.com
Let's hear it for The Sun, ladies and gentlemen. It's impossible to think of anything more important—to our very existence, our history, our evolution, and our future as a species. So it's a big subject: the sun is responsible for super-basic stuff like day and night, the year, the weather, and the climate. It's the key to almost all life on earth, the source of all our energy (one way or another), the key ingredient in everything we eat, and the indispensable element in our vacations. I mean, who wants to vacation in the rain? Astronomically speaking, the sun is our home star, a member of the "yellow dwarf" class. It's 4.6 billion years old, over a hundred times bigger in diameter than earth, and weighs 330,000 times as much, despite being 98% hydrogen and helium—two of the lightest materials in existence. The sun is a bright sphere of superheated plasma; at its core is a nuclear furnace, where fusion of hydrogen atoms creates temperatures of almost 30 million degrees Fahrenheit, while the surface of the sun is a relatively balmy 10,000 degrees. We're 93 million miles away, and it still feels hot! The sun has been central to many human cultures and religions since prehistoric times. It's been worshipped as a deity and celebrated in myth, art and literature, especially in ancient Egypt. Those days are gone, but ambient electronic artists are still inspired by it. On this transmission of Hearts of Space...a tribute to the sun and its season, on a program called HELIOS. Music is by SOLAR FIELDS, AES DANA, STEVE ROACH, ISHQ, ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT, ERIC WØLLO, MAX CORBACHO, and HOLLAN HOLMES. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
Con ustedes, el podcast del programa 209 de Cerca de la Orilla, para que lo tengan y lo escuchen a la hora que quieran. Con esta emisión continuamos con el cuarto de cinco programas dedicados por entero a lo más destacado en el rock progresivo durante el 2015. Disfruta gran material de Fjieri, Nemo, Alpha Wave Movement, El tubo elástico, Sylvan y Alejandro Matos. Lista de canciones: Camaleón - Artista El tubo elástico, disco El tubo elástico Tu N'es Pas Seul - Artista Nemo, disco Coma Pulseforms - Artista Alpha Wave Movement, disco Earthen Anclas - Artista Alejandro Matos, disco La Potestad In the Morning - Artista Fjieri, disco Words Are All We Have In Between - Artista Sylvan, disco Home Ficha técnica: Fecha de transmisión: 17/mayo/2016 Horario: 19:00 hrs. Centro de México Locución y edición: Esteban Corona Grabación: Óscar Segura Producción y guion: Javier Heliodoro Aguirre ¡Saludos magníficamente progresivos a todas y todos ustedes!
Con ustedes, el podcast del programa 209 de Cerca de la Orilla, para que lo tengan y lo escuchen a la hora que quieran. Con esta emisión continuamos con el cuarto de cinco programas dedicados por entero a lo más destacado en el rock progresivo durante el 2015. Disfruta gran material de Fjieri, Nemo, Alpha Wave Movement, El tubo elástico, Sylvan y Alejandro Matos. Lista de canciones: Camaleón - Artista El tubo elástico, disco El tubo elástico Tu N'es Pas Seul - Artista Nemo, disco Coma Pulseforms - Artista Alpha Wave Movement, disco Earthen Anclas - Artista Alejandro Matos, disco La Potestad In the Morning - Artista Fjieri, disco Words Are All We Have In Between - Artista Sylvan, disco Home Ficha técnica: Fecha de transmisión: 17/mayo/2016 Horario: 19:00 hrs. Centro de México Locución y edición: Esteban Corona Grabación: Óscar Segura Producción y guion: Javier Heliodoro Aguirre ¡Saludos magníficamente progresivos a todas y todos ustedes!
Newest by Germind (Russia), ASC (USA), Pushkin (England), Shinpal (Japan), Nostromo (Chile), AlphaXone (Iran), Miles Richmond+Peter Grenader with Steve Roach (USA) TIME....ARTIST....SONG....RELEASE 0:00 Intro PsyTrance set 0:15 Germind synthetic organism Absorbient Vol. 2 4:48 ASC nocturne Realm of the Infinite 11:48 Pushkin tildawn Sertra Line 16:33 Unknown Reality - H2O 22:45 Nostromo universal consciousness Universal Consciousness 27:30 [break] Ambient set 29:17 Sundrugs melanisitic aberration Low 32:13 Alpha Wave Movement the tender sea... Tranquility Space 40:00 Shinpal motion in horizon Seven Lives 44:26 Richmond/Grenader point of view POV 51:40 Alphaxone overland Edge of Solitude 55:30 Bluetech subterranea Liquid Geometries 1:00:28 [break] IDM set 1:02:18 Jon Benderr end Perplexion 1:07:55 eff dst sublunar Out Of Body 1:13:02 Sand Circles motor city (Abdullah Rashim remix) 1:16:13 Gavin Toomey qube Retreat 1:19:47 Kirill Junolainen runaway time Fragments and Paintings 1:24:08 RaLax foiled knowledge Lost Spirit 1:28:24 Fourier Wave Device cinema 1:33:29 [break] TribalTrance set 1:35:37 Xhin Motor: pleasure in heaven (Xhin remix) 1:42:10 Drumcell departing comfort (remix) Departing Comfort 1:51:17 Sigma_Algebra bet (Jaraguas theme) Corollary Two 1:56:33 [Outro] 1:57:52 Fellirium trembling Untitled I Keywords: International electronic music internet electronic artists unsigned electronic artists PsyTrance Ambient Japanese Deep Ambient IDM Psychedelic IDM Tribal TribalTrance Techno Drone
Can you hear it? ... It's the HUM! Dedicated to all that hear the Humming in the Air - the ongoing low frequency (bromtoon) sound issue that drive people nuts… A Phenomenon coming from the outside, not from the inside. Frustrating, irritating, maddening. It’s ruining lives, sleep, relationships. Seriously: there’s places where 8-10% of the people hear it, 2% heaving serious issues and health complaints. The amount of reports is increasing. Music in this episode is coming from Pat Keista, Oscillator Sink, T.R. Jordan, Viul, The Circular Ruins, Alpha Wave Movement, Dreamstate Logic, Nimanty, Rudy Adrain, James Bernard. Many thanks all musicians, producers and labels for making this show possible! // ambient zone //
The thing on the doorstep, with Alpha Wave Movement, MY Cat Is An Alien, DNMF and Terminal Cheesecake.
The thing on the doorstep, with Alpha Wave Movement, MY Cat Is An Alien, DNMF and Terminal Cheesecake.
El primer transbordador construido para la NASA fue el transbordador espacial Enterprise. Inicialmente se construyó sin motores ni escudo térmico, así que no tenía capacidad para realizar misiones espaciales sin un reacondicionamiento previo. El Enterprise se consolidó básicamente como vehículo de pruebas. Era lanzado desde un avión y cumplió varias misiones de recogida de datos sobre aerodinámica y construcción. Inicialmente se iba a llamar Constitution (en honor al segundo centenario de la Constitución estadounidense), pero una campaña promovida por los espectadores de la serie de televisión Star Trek animaron a la Casa Blanca a llamarlo Enterprise. Jim Ottaway, Keith Richie, Eguana, Suspended Memories, Kevin Braheny & Tim Clark, Jonn Serrie, State Azure, Bruno Sanfilippo, Catastrophic Jones, Max Richter, Elskavon, Erik Wøllo, ?, Alio Die & Lorenzo Montanà, Alpha Wave Movement, Stellardrone, Lars Leonhard.
The adventure continues, with some of the latest releases in our world of electronic music. Melodic sequential tunes from Johan Tronestam & Moonbooter. Michael Neil teams up with Kristoff Beckerunique, going under the name of RKM, a brand of live improvised electro, experimental, chill out soundtracks. Rich, melodic, rhythmical, interlocking sequencer driven sounds, from the master Steve Roach. The Ambient Zone, showcasing three acts from the UK ,Germany & Japan, they are supporting. Alpha Wave Movement’s organic connection, that balances human & machine electronic instruments, a musical concept of the sleep cycle. New to Sequences, Russian label Zhelezobeton, featuring all sorts of experimental, electro acoustic, post industrial and unconventional music. Daniel Dorobantu & Peter Ionutescu, form of electronic jazz with modern ambient & modern classical influences. If you after sensitive, emotional, relaxing, dreamy sounds, look no further than sound designer,Thomas Lemmer, with Andreas Bach, for some cool chill out songs, and that’s just a few of a broad range of music we bring to you in this edition, enjoy. Playlist No 155 Johan Tronestam ‘Interstellar Space’ (album Cosmic Drama) www.groove.nl Johan Tronestam ‘Interstellar Meeting With W’ *** Moonbooter ‘Groundcontrol (Final Mix)’ (album EVIL 18-2DE) www.moonbooter .de RMK ‘Rhythm Of A Rising Sun ‘ (album First Step) www.rkmmusic2.bandcamp.com Alpha Wave Movement 'Slow-Waves -L-Dopa Dreams’ (album Polyphasic Music) *** www.hrresonance.bandcamp.com Robert Scott Thompson ‘The Promise of Neptune's Wink’ (album Pluviophilia, Disc 3) www.aucourantrecords.com Steve Roach ‘Bloom Ascension’ (album Bloom Ascension) *** www.projekt.com Sergiu Salagean ‘Intemporal Ballet For An Impossible Future’ https://www.youtube.com/user/seramerika/videos?view_as=subscriber Petre Ionuțescu & Daniel Dorobanțu ‘Arise’ (EP Neochat) https://danieldorobantu.bandcamp.com/track/arise Still-Life ‘Ghost From The Past’ www.theambientzone.co.uk Santolo Marotta ‘ Alpha Centauri’ (album Interstella 999) www.santolomarotta.bandcamp.com Roberto Marconi ‘Das Heilige’ (album Continental) www.robertomarconi.bandcamp.com Thomas Lemmer & Andreas Bach ‘Wide Horizons’ (album Night Travellers) http://www.sine-music.com Thomas Lemmer & Andreas Bach ‘Embracing Love’ Tom Moore & Sherry Finzer ‘Shadow of the Moon’ (album A Journey For Mankind) www.heartdancerecords.com Tom Moore & Sherry Finzer ‘Trans-Earth’ Radium ‘From Outa Speyz - Voices Of The Lost Souls’ (album Arkos (1) Rukkehr Der Kosmischen Kuriere) Blast From The Past. Nami Sato ‘Abraham' (EP Our Map here) www.theambientzone.co.uk Nami Sato ‘Gamou’ Faru ‘When We Follow’ www.theambientzone.co.uk Bardoseneticcube & Shinkiro ‘Dark Matter’ (album Beyond The Edge Of The Universe) www.zhelezobeton.bandcamp.com Notum ‘Focus’ (album Nihil Est In Intellectu) www.zhelezobeton.bandcamp.com Edit ***
Today's show guides you through the ambient/electronic/acoustic landscape ....seen from a distance: "Sketches" is about images, sounds, memories and emotions. Music as a way of illustrating the way we evolve. Who are we? Where are we? What's the next step about? Music by Niklas Paschburg, Brambles, Poppy Ackroyd, Jon Hopkins, Rudy Adrian, Max Richter, Jonn Serrie, Martin Nonstatic, Valentin Stip, Alpha Wave Movement. Sometimes light, sometimes a bit more dark ... but never boring! Go listen and get the original tracks by clicking the links in the tracklist. Thanks for supporting the artists! All content is compiled, arranged, mixed, recorded and finalized by *TC* for the Ambient Zone.
It’s good to see a few more of my female musicians again showing their different sides to electronic music. We give you two more tracks from Malibu, whose music we liked so much featured on the compilation PAN-V-A, with her emotive vocal led soundscapes. The rich musical meditations of lush, sensual textures & heart openings of Madhavi Devi’s and award winning pianist & composer Heidi Breyer, with the soaring passages of violinist Charlie Bisharat. There so much diversity in this issue, something for everyone and some that surprise you. Jarguna experimental, ethno, ambient sounds, heavy rock edge to the new project by Keith Richie, Binarywaste, a different side to Karmarius, with his collection of cinematic tracks, the serene space music of Alpha Wave Movement and one of Mick’s favourites Daniel Dorobantu of the band Thy Veils, expressive, otherworldly solo outing, in the open expansive acoustics of a monastery, with one time band member Peter Ionutescu, and many more to glide you through this edition. Spanish duo Bios are our blast for the past, with The Lake coming from a demo sent to us in the mid nineties, not making onto their only album release. Lab’s Cloud new to Sequences, kicks off this session with a rhythmic melodic restrained sound to propel his music. Playlist no134 02.06 Lab’s Cloud ‘El Desperate De Joel’ (album Connecting On A Deeper Level) www.labscloud.bandcamp.com 11.11 Lab’s Cloud ‘Spiritual Level’ 18.34 Bios ‘Interior Sounds/The Lake’ (album Interior Sounds) 26.00 Kamarius ‘Full Circle/‘Runaway’ (album Ambiomatic) www.karmarius.bandcamp.com 36.00 Kamarius ‘Street Wonderer/The Chase’ 40.58 Peter Ionutescu & Daniel Dorobantu ‘Fantana Vie’ (album Cartea De Piatra) www.danieldorobantu.bandcamp.com 46.10 Peter Ionutescu & Daniel Dorobantu ‘Cuvantul Din Marile-Timp’ 51.20 Peter Ionutescu & Daniel Dorobantu ‘Fulgerului Viu’. 55.03 Malibu ‘Being There’ https://soundcloud.com/blu174 59.34 Malibu ‘Life Soundtrack’ *** 01.06.29 Heidi Breyer ‘Autumn Snow’ (album Moonlight In Empty Rooms) www.moonlightalbum.com 01.13.00 Adrian Collier ‘Hidden Cove’ (album Lost In Fractal Forest) https://medwyngoodall.com 01.24.10 Madhavi Devi ‘Jade Breeze’ (album The Truth Of Being) *** www.spottedpeccary.com 01.29.45 Madhavi Devi ‘Breakthrough’ 01.34.24 Gert Emmens ‘Revolution’ (album Stories From A Floating World) *** www.grooveunlimited.net 01.48.02 Binarywaste ‘Ciper’ (single) www.binarywaste.com 01.53.26 Jim Ottaway ‘Mystery Without Clues’ (album The Sound Of Syndae VA-1) https://www.syndae.de/the-sound-of-syndae 01.59.07 Rudolf Heimann ‘Analoge Delight’ 02.05.06 Chris Gate ‘This Is Syndae’ 02.12.47 Alpha Wave Movement ‘The Tender Sea Of Space’ (album Tranquility Space Vol 1) https://hrresonance.bandcamp.com 02.21.03 Alpha Wave Movement ‘Theta Space’ 02.26.19 David Gerard ‘Languor’ (abum Languor) https://ambientism.bandcamp.com 02.32.39 David Gerard ‘Between Goodbyes’ 02:38.20 Jarguna & Friends ‘Playing For A Lullaby’ (album Trapped Vol 2) *** www.projektrecords.bandcamp.com 02.45.44 Jarguna & Friends ‘Creation’ 02.51.39 Audio Cephion ‘Incantation’ (EP Oumuamua) www.kahvicollective.bandcamp.com 02.56.29 Audio Cephion ‘Dweller On The Threshold’ Edit ***
Hi everyone, after getting more adventurous with the music on our last issue, we explore more engaging sounds again that play in the field of electronic music, but don’t go as far as the more youthfull modern trend of techno, dance, house an so on, Mick showing his age here. Good to see some of our regulars with their new albums, including Keith Richie, Sequential Dreams, Bernd Kistenmacher, Alpha Wave Movement, Spiral Dreams & Bing Satellites. We also welcome those who have come our way for the first time, Chris Russell, Agan, Dumbledog, Corell, Yodok 3 & Blausofa. Our blast from past track remembers Richard Burmer, an internationally known and critically acclaimed composer/synthesist whose sonic excursions graced the electronic music scene for almost two decades, Richard sadly died of heart disease in 2006. Playlist No 108 02.07 Bernd Kistenmacher ‘Disintegration’ (album Disintegration) *** www.berndkistenmacher.bandcamp.com 08.05 Bernd Kistenmacher ‘On The Edge Of Existence’ *** 13.11 Bernd Kistenmacher ‘Reflecting Ice’ *** 18.53 Alpha Wave Movement ‘Organic Metamosphosis’ (album Cerulean Skies) ***www.harmonicresonance.info 29.09 Keith Richie ‘Life For Your Crop’ (album Gunslinger) https://music.krichie.com 33.40 Keith Richie ‘Slow Mutants-There Are Other Worlds Than These’ 38.37 Sequential Dreams ‘Glittering C-Beams’ (album The Infinite Divide) www.bordersedge.com 43.39 Sequential Dreams ‘Geometry Of Shadows’ 53.15 Richard Burmer ‘The Story From The Rain’ (album Western Spaces) 59.31 Musicformessier ‘Octans’ (album Constellations 1) www.musicformessier.bandcamp.com 62.55 Musicformessier ‘Triangulum’ 65.57 Agan ‘Fluid Perception’ (album Amplification Of Movements) www.stochastic-resonance.net 73.11 Agan ‘Energy Flows’ 79.00 Bing Satellites ‘Rising High Above The Ground’ (album Castles In The Sky) *** www.bingsatellites.com 88.42 Chris Russell ‘Life’s Journey’ (album Labyrinth) 95.49 Between Interval ‘Fields Of Neptune’ l’ (album Legacy) www.spottedpeccary.com 100.28 Between Interval ‘The Tunnel 100.39 Between Interval ‘Closing In’ 104.47 Corell ‘Compound’ 109.53 Corell ‘Floating Point’ (EP UAW) www.concreterecords.com 114.22 Yodok III ‘In The Realm Of Wander Behold The Fleeting Shadows Exclaim In Delight’ (album The Sky Flashes, The Great Sea Yearns) *** www.newwaveofjazz.bandcamp.com 121.19 Jim Ottaway ‘Gamma Corvi’ (album Centaur) www.jimottaway.com 127.20 Jim Ottaway ‘Coma Berenices’ 134.12 SpiralDreams ‘Awaken Alternate Version’ (album Awaken) www.spiraldreams.bandcamp.com 146.02 Blausofa ‘Ambient Jam 16.2.17’) 157.16 The Fourth Dimension Project ‘Searching For Missy’ (album Day At The Lake) http://www.fourthdimension.eu 160.38 The Fourth Dimension Project ‘Behind the Shack (in The Garden’ 165.52 Dumbledog “For Every Delta, There Is An Epsilon’ (Sufficiently Advanced Technology) www.dumbldog.bandcamp.com 171.07 Red Planet Orchestra ‘Humanity Of Andromeda’ (album The Human) http://redplanetorchestra.bandcamp.com/ 178.41 Red Planet Orchestra ‘Eight’ Edit*** Total time 184.30
It’s that time again for our latest podcast, they seem to come around so quick now. Here’s bit of none musical news. It’s been confirmed the wettest winter on record here in the UK, although one of the mildest, not like some of you in the States and Canada still freezing your …….you know what I mean boys. Getting to the music, nearly half of musicians make their debut on Sequences. Astral Dance and Sozo Heaven gives us powerful melodic, rhythmic, sounds, Transcend with Time’s progressive New Age ambient spectrum, live recording with no computers from Hawkdream, the captivating electro ambient journey of Alio die with Sylvi Alli’s evanescent, intense and moving vocals. Psychedelic Industrial ambient music from Martin Castro from Argentina, MaEasy the space keyboarder with electronic soundscapes, at times bombastic and cinematic with cosmic harmonies and finishing off the new boys Playman 54’s ambient avante garde sounds. With those returning we have two legendary ambient musicians, Steve Roach and Erik Wollo with new albums. Iranian Tegh’s mesmerising layered experimental sounds, good friends Alba Ecstasy and Nord from Romania and we preview the new album from Alpha Wave Movement and finally the second of the two female’s on this issue, Lomita with a little help from Antony Walters. Astral Dance: ‘Groom Lake’ 2.17 Sozo Heaven: ‘Dreamer Of Dreams’ 8.31 Nord: ‘Impro 122’ 19.18 Transcend With Time: ‘Besides Us’ 25.41 Transcend with Time: ‘Upon The Cimmerian’ MaEasy: ‘Sirus’ 38.36 Erik Wollo: ‘ Along The Journey’ 43.05 Erik Wollo: ‘Capricorn/Province’ 49.15 Steve Roach & Kelly David: ‘The Long Night’ 58.02 Tegh: ‘Conn’ 65.58 Alpha Wave Movement: ‘Finale Transmission’ 73.09 Martin Castro: ‘Agua’ 79.24 Alio Die & Sylvi Alli: ‘La grotta delle Naiadi’ 84.49 Alba Ecstasy: ‘Neutral Particles’ 96.00 Hawkdream: ‘Hour Of A Dream’ 103.44 Lomita & Antony Walters: ‘Departure’ 109.41 Playman54: ‘Avalon Dream’ 122.59
Awakening to a great peace, with Steve Roach, Alpha Wave Movement and Dan Pound.
Awakening to a great peace, with Steve Roach, Alpha Wave Movement and Dan Pound.
Making sweet musical love under the stars with Alpha Wave Movement, Kick Bong, Kuba, Entheogenic and a host of others.
Making sweet musical love under the stars with Alpha Wave Movement, Kick Bong, Kuba, Entheogenic and a host of others.
The sky becomes a loop... cosmic mandalas and rooms without lights from Roger Eno, Lol Hammond, Alpha Wave Movement and David Parsons.
The sky becomes a loop... cosmic mandalas and rooms without lights from Roger Eno, Lol Hammond, Alpha Wave Movement and David Parsons.
The absurdity of silent momentum. New and new-ish music by Alpha Wave Movement, U Kay Hytz, and David Wright.
The absurdity of silent momentum. New and new-ish music by Alpha Wave Movement, U Kay Hytz, and David Wright.
Classic electronic ambience, featuring Pink Floyd, Patrick O'Hearn, Michael Hoenig, Alpha Wave Movement and others.
Classic electronic ambience, featuring Pink Floyd, Patrick O'Hearn, Michael Hoenig, Alpha Wave Movement and others.
Surrendering to the flow with Alpha Wave Movement, Michael Huygen, Jeffrey Koepper, Alquimia, Peter Mergener, Klaus Schulze, Lisa Gerrard and co.
Surrendering to the flow with Alpha Wave Movement, Michael Huygen, Jeffrey Koepper, Alquimia, Peter Mergener, Klaus Schulze, Lisa Gerrard and co.
This Eurock Live 'cast begins with vibrant selections from 2 new CDs by Russian electronic composer Mikhail Chekalin. Our tour of world electronica then moves west with darker tracks from England's Redshift and ARC, with collaborators Mark Shreeve and Ian Boddy. Capping off our British blast with some of Brendan Pollard's Flux Echoes, we take off with Brazil's Violeta De Outono. Back to France for some Nouvelles Lectures Cosmopolites (NLC), finishing in the good old US of A with tracks from Alpha Wave Movement and Portland's ARZ. So download, plug in your headphones and enjoy!
A languid Mike G mix of lightly-chilled sounds, featuring New Composers, Ulrich Schnauss, Alpha Wave Movement, Thought Guild and Vangelis, amongst others.
A languid Mike G mix of lightly-chilled sounds, featuring New Composers, Ulrich Schnauss, Alpha Wave Movement, Thought Guild and Vangelis, amongst others.
The beautiful, quiet worlds of Al Gromer Khan, Alpha Wave Movement, Jim Cole, Richard Bone and Robert Scott Thompson.
The beautiful, quiet worlds of Al Gromer Khan, Alpha Wave Movement, Jim Cole, Richard Bone and Robert Scott Thompson.
Spritual dimensions and physical worlds, as conceived by Richard Bone, Al Gromer Khan, Dan Barrio, Alpha Wave Movement and Jim Cole.
Spritual dimensions and physical worlds, as conceived by Richard Bone, Al Gromer Khan, Dan Barrio, Alpha Wave Movement and Jim Cole.
Sublime ecclecticism from Alpha Wave Movement, David Parsons, Ennio Morricone, Patrick O'Hearn and Dead Can Dance.
Sublime ecclecticism from Alpha Wave Movement, David Parsons, Ennio Morricone, Patrick O'Hearn and Dead Can Dance.
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