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'Furthermore' by Hilyard

11/28/2018

 
Bryan Hilyard Furthermore - Ambient Artist - Past Inside the Present - Ambient Music Label and Blog 2019

HILYARD - FURTHERMORE
Hilyard brings his first solo album to Cryo Chamber with Furthermore. A deep space adventure that lets you float in zero-G and gaze upon the anomalies of the universe.

Escape from a tired and dying world into the realms beyond quasars. Journey in isolation through thick dark matter in search of answers. Drift in quiet melancholy, past the failed floating structures, gas giants and furthermore, into an endless horizon.

Sweeping electronic drones combine with analogue bass to create a multilayered space ambient album that is emotionally captivating and enlightening.

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"Little Notes" by Steven Kemner

11/28/2018

 
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STEVEN KEMNER - LITTLE NOTES
‘Little Notes’ is Steven Kemner's 2nd solo effort and is now available for preorder at Fluid Audio Label's online shop. The packaging is all handmade & letter-pressed that features: one handwritten/stamped vintage love letter (circa 1920-1960), two vintage hand numbered/sewn photographs (circa 1890-1950) & a pressed lavender flower. All packaged within sealed/stitched glassine bags which are individually hand numbered & stamped. Each copy is individually unique and made. Limited strictly to 200 physical copies.

Aside from the beautiful and unique packaging, these compositions are quite stunning. A truly fascinating and gorgeous listen. Serene and tranquil movements that lightly move to and fro. Indwelled with nostalgia, prompted by the handsome packaging, one will find these compositions peaceful, while summoning the listener to a retrospective state of mind.
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Re-Examining Amulet's "The Old Testament"

11/27/2018

 
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AMULETS - THE OLD TESTAMENT
Although ‘The Old Testament’ by Amulets was released nearly four years ago, this seven song masterpiece deserves re-examination and reflection. A wonderful representation of classic drone music. ‘The Old Testament’ was created by using hacked cassette players, handmade tape loops, and a repurposed 4 track tape recorder.

Amulets employs handmade cassette tape loops and live processed guitar loops to create live, lush soundscapes and immersive drones. Through the re-contextualization of cassettes, sampling, field recording, and looping, these long-form compositions blur the genres of ambient, drone, noise, and electronic music. Amulets is the solo project of Portland-based audio + visual artist Randall Taylor.
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Afterhours Ambient Label: An Interview with Founder John Daniel

11/25/2018

 
We are excited for our friend, John Daniel, who creates beautiful music under the alias, Forest Management, in his new endeavor; Afterhours ambient label.  We had the opportunity to speak with John about Afterhours.
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Please introduce yourself and can you give us a little background information about you personally and the Afterhours label?
 
My name is John and I currently live in Chicago, producing music as Forest Management. I run a tape label with my friend Michael (Stumpf) called Reserve Matinee, and launched a separate imprint today to release ambient music on handmade CDrs. It's named Afterhours.
 
What prompted you to establish a label?
 
New ideas and inspiration, demos in my inbox, countless friends who are making amazing music, and a desire to work with my hands again.  Some people may or may not know that I already had a CD label called Sequel. I've really enjoyed that label and am proud of all the artists that are on it. I learned a lot through that label (it was my first), made some mistakes, and gained rewards I never saw coming. Staying in Iceland with my friend Milena Kriegs in September, for example - you meet people from around the world who are like-minded, and with a label it feels like family. Sequel was no exception. I just needed to start fresh, it kind of became like a stress-inducing part-time job in 2017.. not what I was looking to do when I started out, but that happens. I wanted to start a new imprint that would be low hype, low expectation.. and very, very limited editions of handmade CDrs. I grew up in Cleveland and eventually discovered a community of artists who embraced handmade art and short-run editions of music, that also has been on my mind lately and served as inspiration. 
 
What is your current roster of artists?
 
I don't want to give too much away about next year, but for this year there's a couple more releases arriving. As you can see, it's myself and Rime Trails at the moment. Evergreen Avenue, this young dude who lives in Georgia will be up next. Ross is another young producer based in Chicago, I met him while I was on a bad acid trip in the woods of Northern Illinois back in July. We've become friends, excited to hang with that guy more often.
 
How would you describe the music you release and plan on releasing? 
 
Ambient and contemplative. The idea behind the name is just as it reads. I've recently grown a stronger interest in engaging late-night moments in Chicago with quiet and meditative music. There's an incredible, strong, and supportive dance music community here.. clubs like Smartbar are safe places for diving into an experience with music, with your body, with people. It's been a huge part of my Chicago experience since living there. I never saw that coming - when I started making solo music 9 years ago most of my music experiences had been with independent songwriting and folk music. It's cool how that community arc can expand; a central area that you become invested in (ambient music in my case) that eventually shows itself to be more universal and unifying than you originally thought. So I want to put these CDrs in my pockets and give them to friends at these clubs, at these after-parties and hangs. Anywhere.
 
What are your release plans or goals for 2019?
 
Only goals at the moment are staying in the green and learning new visual art techniques, for assembling the CDr jackets. I'm excited to try some art approaches that I've never done before. I don't consider myself a visual artist so this is also a vulnerable and challenging project, which is great. 
 
Do you intend to release any albums on vinyl?
 
Not on this label, no.  
 
Are you actively seeking demos and project submissions?
If so, how does one contact Afterhours?

 
I wouldn't say I'm looking for people to send me unsolicited music, but I will listen to any demos that get sent. I always try to listen to demos. I just honestly probably could fill 2019-2021 with all of the heads I know who are churning out zone by zone. I'm always overly aggressive with my music friends and annoying them after I hear 5 seconds of something they made, haha. I would say familiarize yourself with the label and its artists, then get in touch through the Bandcamp contact.
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"Remain" by Forest Management Released Today

11/24/2018

 
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FOREST MANAGEMENT - REMAIN
Afterhours, a brand new ambient label founded by John Daniel, just released their second imprint featuring Forest Management. Forest Management returns after the extensive '21st Century Man' LP with a shorter set of works entitled 'Remain'. We recently announced Forest Management’s ‘21st Century Man’ made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018, so we were very pleased to find out J. Daniel had one more EP to conclude 2018. ‘Remain’ is the 5th release of 2018 for Forest Management; releasing both solo pieces of work, along with collaborations with amazing artists, Celer and David Tagg.  

‘Remain’ is inspired by the season's colors and smells, the reminder of a different voice, a restoration. -according to J. Daniel.

‘Remain’ is a perfect accompaniment to the forthcoming winter twilight. An album that is best listened to between daylight and darkness, whether that's after sunset, or before sunrise. You will find these pieces full of gorgeous swells, accompanied by hauntingly beautiful piano work under the veil of celestial textures.

You can purchase ‘Remain’ in both digital and physical formats. The physical album is a hand-made CDr housed in a cardboard jacket, with unique elements adhered to the exterior. Featuring artwork by John Daniel himself.
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"Perigee" by Rime Trails Released Today

11/23/2018

 
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RIME TRAILS - PERIGEE
We are excited for our friend, John Daniel, who creates beautiful music under the alias, Forest Management, in his new endeavor; Afterhours ambient label. He officially launched this week with a stunning release by Rime Trails.

The inaugural release comes from Denmark's Rime Trail’s ‘Perigee’, a six-part movement of textural & widescreen ambience. For falling leaves and early Winters.

“A regular of Shimmering Moods Records and otherwise low-key figure, Rime Trails first caught Afterhours’ attention through his self-released 'Mend' EP. It is a pleasure to present 'Perigee', now available on handmade CDrs featuring artwork by Justin Bergstrom and as a digital download”
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NAAL "0-0-0" Highly Recommended

11/19/2018

 
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NAAL "0-0-0"
0-0-0 is the latest effort by NAAL, the surrealist, drone/rock project of Chicago native Dave Mantel. Released on 11.19.2018 and available on his Bandcamp page. Characterized by a sonic journey taken between more traditional instrumental post-rock, and the fringe elements of ambient, noise, drone, and field recordings, NAAL is a project that wanders freely between elements of all of those genres, while juxtaposing their individual elements to create a unique sonic palate.
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William Basinski + Lawrence English “Selva Oscura” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/17/2018

 
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WILLIAM BASINSKI + LAWRENCE ENGLISH - SELVA OSCURA
We are pleased to announce that William Basinski's + Lawrence English's “Selva Oscura”made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

Selva Oscura emphasizes a collective forbearance; the result of five years of shared spirit and resolve. These tracks slowly and gradually shift with glacial pace. In an eternal state of delicate movement, textures and tones carefully appear and recede in almost indistinguishable motifs creating the sense of continual reveal. There should be no surprise that this collaborative effort is nothing less that a magnificent and awe-inspiring listen.

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Phillip Wilkerson “Reveries” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/17/2018

 
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PHILLIP WILKERSON - REVERIES
We are pleased to announce that Phillip Wilkerson’s “Reveries” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

Reveries is dreamy, pleasant daydreams shrouded in quiet and diaphanous ambient resonance. Elegant and gentle in its delivery, these movements invoke sanguine sentiments while channeling asomatous reflection. A meditative listen indeed.

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Thet Liturgiske Owäsendet - Novemberregn

11/16/2018

 
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Thet Liturgiske Owäsendet
Novemberregn | CD/Cassette/Digital
Release date: 11.16.2018

A thick, early morning fog envelops the park. The fallen leaves, golden and rust, lie damp under its clinging wet blanket. Trees loom out of the gloom, suddenly large and foreboding. Under cover of the fog, they take their opportunity to reach down low over the path and snatch at the woolly hats of anyone brave enough to pass by. As the fog slowly lifts, you can hear the trees as they creak back upright and pretend that they have been that way forever. But we know better. It’s that time of year, between the safety of summer and the wild ways of winter, the transition, the liminal season when strange magic works, if you let it. If you believe.

Autumn, like Spring, is a season of change. But unlike Spring, it is the change of withering and decay, of growing dark and impending hardness. At this time of year, many boundaries are at their most precarious: dusk comes earlier and falls faster; Spirits cross the veil. Our world, safe within our enclosure (the innangard of Norse belief systems), is again susceptible to encroachments from ‘outside the enclosure’ (the utangard). Sometimes we go in search of these changes, we hop over the fences that keep the cattle in and the trolls out and we head into the forest, skoggangr. But mostly such folly is for Spring. In Autumn we try to keep the utangardor out.

It is difficult though. The dark forces of change have a way of seeking out weaknesses in our fences. Through acts both large and small, they demonstrate the fragility and deceptive safety of life within our enclosure. Who hasn’t had childhood dreams shattered by contact with the outside world, the utangardor? We all need to face and somehow overcome the mortality of our loved ones, the devastating sense of loss and hopelessness we feel when our parents are finally called into the forest.

But we know too that the forest can be an enchanted place, the realm in which we break free from the restrictions of life in the enclosure. We can feel its call in our day-dreams, in our hopes (and fears) as we lay abed at night. It makes us take risks, fall in love and pursue our dreams — to hell with the consequences. But that sort of thing can wait ‘til the Spring for now it is Autumn and in Autumn, we prepare for the worst.

Thet Liturgiske Owäsendet know this too. On Novemberregn, (their sixth album and a return to Shimmering Moods Records, home of their debut album Järtecken in Autumn 2015), you find them improvising meditations on just such themes. Recorded live and with minimal editing, these are eight tracks of beautiful, contemplative, Autumnal melancholy, of memories of what we have had and lost, and thoughts on what might yet come to pass – but only if we believe in the magic of the transition of the seasons and maybe, just maybe, venture into the forest ourselves.

Words by Andrew, Cameron & Bambi Sherwell

Music written and mastered by Thet Liturgiske Owäsendet
Artwork by Peter Larsson (www.peterlarsson.se)
Track 1 is based on a sample by Johan Andersson (L.T Fisk)

30 limited edition C43 neon yellow cassettes with full colour sticker printing on both sides of the tape, black backed cases with printed two-sided j-cards + an extra inlay, pro dubbed by Bandcds UK + 50 limited edition handmade CD packages, photo's, hand numbered CDr, brown kraft wallets in black envelopes.

Olan Mill – Sounds of a New Father

11/16/2018

 
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Olan Mill
Sounds of a New Father | CD/Cassette/Digital
Release date: 11.16.2018

After the recent album on Unknown Tone Records, Olan Mill returns to Shimmering Moods Records. There is no doubt that the birth of a child is the most incredible, wonderous, and, frankly, miraculous event to be a part of. It’s the climax of the most complex and awe-inspiring biological processes, the most radical change the human body can go through and the most utterly emotionally over-whelming event possible. No wonder everyone involved is knocked for six.

But no amount of parenting classes, no wise words from friends or parents – absolutely nothing – can prepare you for what happens next: the quiet rise of a totally new sensation, one that will, from now until forever, completely define your existence. It’s not the sudden responsibility for the every need of a defenceless and thoroughly dependent tiny human, a human that is a mix of the DNA of you and your partner, a human that you created. It’s not that, as incredible as that notion is. It is, quite simply, a new type of Love.

A love as you have never known it before. A love that will rule your life. That will never die. That will be behind the most dramatic ups and devastating downs of your life. A parent’s love for their child.

And yet, biology also does everything it can to test this new love. Babies are a challenging thing: the nappies, the constant demands for attention, food, winding. The crying. But the biggest challenge of them all is sleep. Or, more specifically, your sleep and the lack of it. Since the only time you can sleep is when your baby is asleep, getting baby to sleep takes on a frightening level of importance.

But once you finally get a routine established (routines are everything in child care), and you lay baby down for a much-needed rest (yours), the love that guides forever takes hold. Full of a serene joy, you feel you could just watch them breathing, forever. Time stands still. All your aches and pains recede. Love makes everything good.

Olan Mill’s new album is a paean to the whole baby-sleep thing. The overarching tone of the album is one of relaxation: horizontal, but not straightforward. As well as a welcoming of slumber, in here you will also find a yearning for sleep; yes, a yearning for his child to get some sleep but also a personal longing for sleep, for happy rest, not as an escape from the world but as what sleep should be, a moment of truly happy relaxation, a chance to recharge.

At moments there are, just faintly, traces of the desperation that sets in when baby just won’t sleep, won’t stop crying. You know that to show your frustration would be counterproductive, make things worse, so you hide it as best you can. But when sleep deprivation takes hold, the cracks show. There is a high degree of restraint and a better level of parenting on display here than I could ever manage, but even so, if you listen, on occasion the desperation for sleep is there.

But what can’t be hidden, what is clear to all, is the love, the love that sustains and rewards. The love that can bring such joy from the simple act of just watching your sleeping child. Quiet, serene, honest, and beautiful.

Words by Andrew, Cameron & Bambi Sherwell

A note from the artist:
“The music was recorded in the moments after baby Alma had gone to sleep. All tracks were recorded using electric guitar and effect pedals. There was no post production or revisions to the original recordings. I was very tired while thumbing out these drones.....” Alex Smalley aka Olan Mill.

Music written and mastered by Alex Smalley
Original paintings by Alma Kemya Smalley
50 limited edition C43 cream cassettes supplied in printed o-cards, pro dubbed by Bandcds UK + 70 limited edition handmade CD packages, photo's, hand numbered CDr, wallets in envelopes. Different colors and sizes.
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Ambient 1: Music For Airports 2xLP Re-issue

11/16/2018

 
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BRIAN ENO'S "AMBIENT 1 MUSIC FOR AIRPORTS" 2xLP
Today, Ambient 1 was re-issued to the masses on a deluxe, limited edition 2 LP heavyweight vinyl. The album was remastered at half-speed for 45 RPM, in a gate-fold sleeve with Obi spine strip. It has the Abbey Road Certificate of authenticity and also includes a download voucher.

Though not the earliest entry in the genre ‘Ambient 1 (Music For Airports)’ was the first album ever to be explicitly labelled ‘ambient music’. Eno had previously created similarly quiet, unobtrusive music on albums ‘Evening Star’, ‘Discreet Music’, and Harold Budd's ‘The Pavilion of Dreams’ (which he produced), but this was the first album to give it precedence as a cohesive concept. He gave his explanation of and aspirations for ambient music in this short 1978 essay.

Eno conceived the idea for ‘Music For Airports’ while spending several hours waiting at Cologne Bonn Airport, becoming annoyed by the uninspired sound and the atmosphere it created. The recording was designed to be continuously looped as a sound installation, with the intent of defusing the tense, anxious atmosphere of an airport terminal, by avoiding the derivative and familiar elements of typical ‘canned music’.
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Warmth “Parallel” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/16/2018

 
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WARMTH - PARALLEL
We are pleased to announce that Warmth’s “Parallel” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

Warmth is the ambient project by composer Agustín Mena. 'Parallel' offers homage to the minimalist sound of the nineties. A gorgeous example of slow-motion soundscapes that summons the listener to a truly atmospheric state of mind. Beautifully mastered by Taylor Deupree.

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Tapes and Topographies “Fathoms” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/15/2018

 
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TAPES AND TOPOGRAPHIES - FATHOMS
We are pleased to announce that Tapes and Topographies' “Fathoms” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

The numinous, cosmic qualities of Fathoms are impartially disguised by a veil of gentle sadness, a quality magnified by the sublime echos in and around the freely floating harmonies. Fathoms is meditative and beautifully crafted.

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Poemme “Moments in Golden Light” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/14/2018

 
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POEMME - MOMENTS IN GOLDEN LIGHT
We are pleased to announce that Poemme’s “Moments in Golden Light” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

Jointly released on Constellation Tatsu and Stereoscenic, Moments in Golden Light is a small collection of daytime soundscapes that are soaked in angelic and ethereal beauty. These delicate compositions slowly drift along, with subtle shapes emerging as they float away across the horizon.

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Benoît Pioulard “May” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/10/2018

 
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BENOIT PIOULARD - MAY

We are pleased to announce that Benoît Pioulard’s “May” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

“May” is a beautiful account of Meluch’s on-going experimental ambient work. Warm, lush, and saturated in nostalgia- Meluch’s key components always deliver magnificent, stunning arrangements and May is no exception. Meluch is one of the best ambient composers of our time and his works will be revered and cherished for many years to come.

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Olan Mill “Curves” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/8/2018

 
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OLAN MILL - CURVES
We are pleased to announce that Olan Mill’s “Curves” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

Alex Smalley is the mastermind of Olan Mill. Curves is built upon field recordings from his home and various work environments. Layers of processed guitar, synthesisers and voice were added to create a time-capsule of locations and experiences. A wonderful addition to his extensive collection of releases.

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The Sight Below "Glider" 10 Year Anniversary LP

11/7/2018

 
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THE SIGHT BELOW - GLIDER 2018 LP
It will be a decade  when The Sight Below, an alias of Rafael Anton Irisarri, released the monumental album "Glider". To celebrate this amazing representation of dark ambient techno, Ghostly International will be releasing Glider on LP!  First 75 US copies are signed by RAI. Remastered and pressed on standard weight vinyl, housed in printed inner sleeve in matte finish jacket. Record ships on or around December 7th, 2018.
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Rafael Anton Irisarri “Sirimiri” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/7/2018

 
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RAFAEL ANTON IRISARRI - SIRIMIRI
We are pleased to announce that Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Sirimiri” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

Sirimiri is made of four long and mid-length pieces, each composed of different perspectives, processes and identities. Sirimiri travels inside the beauty and melancholy of an observing eye, a quiet rebel insurrection. Tour de force.

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Kwajbasket “I never thought I'd find comfort in a voice” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/7/2018

 
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KWAJBASKET - I NEVER THOUGHT I’D FIND COMFORT IN A VOICE
We are pleased to announce that Kwajbasket’s “I never thought I'd find comfort in a voice” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

Kwajbasket is an exploration into ambient minimal guitar music fronted by Sam Gould. His latest effort is absolutely stunning. It's an album of quiet, spacious meditations. Slow billows of harmonically rich spaces and reverberating guitars create a sense of weightlessness. A spectacular and inspiring listen.

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Hotel Neon “Means of Knowing” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/5/2018

 
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HOTEL NEON - MEANS OF KNOWING
We are pleased to announce that Hotel Neon’s “Means of Knowing” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

Means of Knowing is an introspective journey, evoking blurry memories and gentle melancholy under the canvas of glacial beauty. A truly touching, visceral masterpiece.

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Hilyard “Promontory Drift" - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/5/2018

 
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HILYARD - PROMONTORY DRIFT
We are pleased to announce that Hilyard’s “Promontory Drift” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

There’s a compelling depth to Hilyard’s work; rich in luminous wonder with radiant, ethereal echoes. Promontory Drift is two spacious ambient drones effortlessly morphing through different melodic shapes and tones. Excited to here a proper long play hopefully in the near future.

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Helios - “Veriditas” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/2/2018

 
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HELIOS - VERIDITAS
We are pleased to announce that Helios’ “Veriditas” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

For the  ambient enthusiast, this is easily one of the best collection of compositions of the year. Synth-tones radiate and hum as vignettes, often crisp and cloudless. These pieces are patient, immense, and wondrous without ostentation- a fine balance of texture and harmony.

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Ian Hawgood + Danny Norbury - “Faintly Recollected” - PITP'S Top 25 List of Ambient Releases in 2018

11/1/2018

 
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IAN HAWGOOD + DANNY NORBURY - FAINTLY RECOLLECTED
We are pleased to announce thatIan Hawgood + Danny Norbury “Faintly Recollected” made it on PITP’s Top 25 List of ambient releases in 2018.

Faintly Recollected is a long form piece by Danny Norbury and Ian Hawgood. A beautiful testament to the neo-classical genre, one will find somber and wistful layers of cello accompanied by subdued ambient vignettes. Quiet, evocative, and faint.

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