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Kailash I
25:19
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Sherpa Dance
03:18
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Festa Al Villaggio
02:36
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Gutei
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Tamuke
06:52
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Impermanence
11:39
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Kailash II
13:37
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ALIO DIE Italy
Since the late 80s, Stefano Musso has recorded deep, evocative experimental ambient & electro-acoustic soundscapes under the
name Alio Die.
His music is a shadowy, cavernous, intensely detailed fusion of acoustical elements, step-and-repeat sample treatments, sparse, echoing percussion, and deep, atmospheric sound design, textural passages..by the music's vague, entropic formlessness.
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Este fue un gran descubrimiento para mi. Realmente su musica es un viaje a otra realidad, lleno de expresiones surrealistas y paisajes sonoros incluso a veces fantasmagoricos. No sabia nada de este musico hasta 2018, por lo cual es aun mas excitante saber que debo continuar descubriendo sus otros trabajos. Todos mis respetos.
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I absolutely love this track because it recalls one of my favorite New Age albums of all time from long ago, Lagoon by Nik Tyndall. Finding this made my day!
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The Fata Morgana Dream
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Impermanence”
There are unidentifiable sounds. The drone pads are covered with intrigue. The cold blue forest actually beckons.
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Deep ambient tracks that feel like swimming down into the ocean, light fading and marvelous new worlds appearing.
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Hypnotic ambient and drone music crests in the second track, which clocks in at a whopping 46 minutes. Mesmerizing from start to finish.
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Ambient music with tracks named after NYC landmarks, this album captures the spirit of the restless city at night.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Impermanence”
I love the Time of the Earth DVD. In fact it's hard for me to watch, because it really makes me want to live in Arizona (but I'll likely end up staying in upstate NY). This is also a good starting point for folks new to Steve Roach, as it gives a nice sampling of his work up to that point in time (2002 I think). I had always hoped for a cleaned up version of the DVD to be released, but I guess that's not likely. Also, I really love the cover image.
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