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Suzanne Ciani - A Life In Waves (2017, Blu-ray) Title: Suzanne Ciani - A Life In Waves Year of release: 2017 Genre: Electronic, New Age, Documentary Released: Window Pictures Director: Brett Whitcomb Cast: Peter Baumann, Don Buchla, Dorit Chrysler, Suzanne Ciani, Sarah Davachi Tracklist: If you watched television, went to the movies, or listened to radio in the 80s and 90s, you probably heard Suzanne Ciani's work whether you knew it or not. Suzanne is a five-time Grammy award-nominated composer, electronic music pioneer, and neo-classical recording artist whose work has been featured in countless commercials, video games, and feature films. A Life In Waves explores Suzanne's life and innovations through her own eyes, offering a feminine glimpse into the world of electronic music. With over 15 albums spanning 40 plus years, countless commercial scores and sound designs, Suzanne's catalog is among the richest and varied of any artist working today. With selections ranging from Suzanne's early modular experimentations to her commercial sound design, to her romantic synthesizer works, to her delicate piano compositions, this soundtrack is the only collection of its kind. Like the film, it's a journey into Suzanne's mind, and a career-spanning exploration of this genre-defying artist. Documentary A Life In Waves [01:16:09] Bonus: Dinner with Don Buchla [00:02:08] More with Kitaro [00:05:09] Suzanne s Buchla [00:04:43] Lixiviation Music Video [00:04:21] Scoring One Life to Live [00:03:31] Meeting Money Mark [00:03:27] The Making of Seven Waves [00:06:20] Blu-ray only bonus materials: 1984 Extended Studio Tour [00:10:51] The Eighth Wave Music Video [00:05:41] Starchild (Short Film by Joseph Robinson with music by Suzanne Ciani) [00:06:55] 2017 Quadraphonic Buchla Concert [00:38:47] 1974 Bonino Gallery Concert [00:08:51] Quality: Blu-ray Video: MPEG-4 AVC Video / 19733 kbps / 1080p / 23,976 fps / 16:9 / High Profile 4.1 Audio: English / Dolby Digital Audio / 5.1 / 48 kHz / 448 kbps / DN -4dB Total Size: 22.37 GB Total Time: 01:16:09, 01:40:44 Download Hoster: hitfile.net, rapidgator.net, turbobit.net https://filecrypt.cc/Container/C4DC3E774D.html Pass: 689

Artist: VA Title: Dub Addict Vol.1 Year Of Release: 2019 Label: Space Of Variants - SV-35 Genre: Ambient, Dub Techno Quality: lossless (tracks+.cue) Total Time: 01:19:23 Total Size: 568 mb Tracklist 1. Ocralab - Pan 2. Flying Cobra - Floating Signal 3. Otzim Lee - Wave Surfer 4. Natur - The Lake 5. Xoki - Mirrored Reason 6. Kabana - Flux 32 7. Submersion - Accelerator 8. Hieronymus - Superdub Take Three 8. Bekø - ZH Jam 10. Natur - Träume 11. Aura Minimum - Crushed By Clouds Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/5a06b7afdf336501a1b2a92d59113cf8/losslessdl_080820VA_Space_Of_Variants_-_Dub_Addict_Vol._1_2019_CDF.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/D256A6BC15B4026/losslessdl_080820VA_Space_Of_Variants_-_Dub_Addict_Vol._1_2019_CDF.rar

Artist: Leafar Legov Title: Never Ending Beginnings Year Of Release: 2019 Label: Giegling - GIEGLING MC 02 Genre: Ambient Quality: lossless (tracks) Total Time: 57:17 Total Size: 262 mb Tracklist A - Side A B - Side B Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/cb80049278e792ffc749e52c49266256/losslessdl_080820Leafar_Legov_-_2019_-_Never_Ending_Beginnings.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/0FB0CF6F264A867/losslessdl_080820Leafar_Legov_-_2019_-_Never_Ending_Beginnings.rar

Artist: Mark Pritchard Title: Under The Sun Year Of Release: 2016 Label: Warp Records Genre: Electronic, Abstract, Ambient, Downtempo Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24bit/44.1kHz Total Time: 01:07:27 Total Size: 160.0 MB / 297.7 MB / 636,28 MB Tracklist: [6:04] 01. Mark Pritchard - ? [4:26] 02. Mark Pritchard - Give It Your Choir (feat. Bibio) [2:40] 03. Mark Pritchard - Infrared [3:17] 04. Mark Pritchard - Falling [6:02] 05. Mark Pritchard - Beautiful People (feat. Thom Yorke) [3:26] 06. Mark Pritchard - Where Do They Go, The Butterflies [2:37] 07. Mark Pritchard - Sad Alron [5:29] 08. Mark Pritchard - You Wash My Soul (feat. Linda Perhacs) [4:01] 09. Mark Pritchard - Cycles of 9 [1:28] 10. Mark Pritchard - Hi Red [8:20] 11. Mark Pritchard - Ems [5:03] 12. Mark Pritchard - The Blinds Cage (feat. Beans) [1:34] 13. Mark Pritchard - Dawn Of The North [3:23] 14. Mark Pritchard - Khufu [3:08] 15. Mark Pritchard - Rebel Angels [6:31] 16. Mark Pritchard - Under The Sun AllMusic Review by Andy Kellman Discerning an aesthetic thread through the Mark Pritchard discography was tough in 1996. Twenty years later, forget it. Around 2013, he evidently tired of thinking up a new alias with each expectation-confounding release and, under his birth name, initiated a trio of brief releases for the Warp label. Featuring drop-ins from Ragga Twins and Spikey Tee, the fully energized EPs moved through jungle, bass, juke, ragga, and grime. They provided no indication for the approach taken on Under the Sun, itself a stylistic manifold. The album begins with "?," a sorrowful and moving ambient piece. Given a low-key release in 2009, the track has been used by Mala to open DJ sets, and it serves a similarly cleansing purpose for its new home here, leading to a rolling Krautrock chorale that features the baleful, multi-tracked voice of Bibio. It's followed by a nocturnal speeding anthem, all pounding and scuttling drums, vibrating drones, and stern direction to "switch to infrared," and a weightless, slightly uneasy track with some robotic harmonizing. That covers only the first quarter. What follows is mostly beatless, with the tracks ranging from 90 seconds to eight minutes in length. They're highlighted by the flittering "Where Do They Go, The Butterflies," the gorgeous "Sad Alron," and "Rebel Angels," where buried bass probing and a racing melody play out like a set-up for thunderous breakbeat science but disintegrate. The handful of additional tracks with vocals are spread throughout. Thom Yorke in misshapen form adds hazy dread to a lulling machine ballad. Cult folk hero Linda Perhacs delivers a spooked ballad from the edge of a dune. For Beans' nightmarish spoken narrative, Pritchard makes like a member of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop with intensifying patterns of organ filigrees and electronics that blip and swarm. The somewhat fragmented yet totally spellbinding sequence ends with the title track, a subwoofer workout built around a loop of -- what else? -- Julie Andrews' recitation of a 1765 nursery rhyme. Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/184c1668d4c3c84102c42f2fa4288749/losslessdl_08082004343-MP3-Under_The_Sun.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/5072919893F8070/losslessdl_08082004343-MP3-Under_The_Sun.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/643053b09d635f8837e84922ff05891b/losslessdl_08082004343-FLAC-Under_The_Sun.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/F6C56991E1494AB/losslessdl_08082004343-FLAC-Under_The_Sun.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/5b95d7df19b0d09109d2cd45d9b2bbca/losslessdl_08082004343-Hi-Res-Under_The_Sun.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/2D6012CCD3E814E/losslessdl_08082004343-Hi-Res-Under_The_Sun.rar

Artist: Black Swan Title: Travesty Waves Year Of Release: 2017 Label: Swanplague Genre: ambien, experimental, film music, neo classical Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue+.log) Total Time: 1:04:46 Total Size: 370 MB Black Swan ("Drones for bleeding hearts"), is a New York-based cinematic orchestrated ambient dronemaker, releasing the highly acclaimed In 8 Movements, the 2011 return LP, The Quiet Divide, along with two 2012 releases, Aeterna and Heaven. Black Swan's most recent albums are 2013's Redemption, followed by the 2014 release of Tone Poetry. Tracklist: 01. Black Swan - The Escapist 02. Black Swan - Dawn Silence 03. Black Swan - Slow Oblivion, Part I 04. Black Swan - Slow Oblivion, Part II: The Body Electric 05. Black Swan - Tormentor 06. Black Swan - Still Life 07. Black Swan - Harvester 08. Black Swan - Last Rites 09. Black Swan - Voodoo Crimes 10. Black Swan - The Harlequin 11. Black Swan - The Harlequin's Despair 12. Black Swan - Fault and Consequence: New Formations 13. Black Swan - Dying God (Second Movement) Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/4b0bcc6e454301d64ae9cc512b02e019/losslessdl_2707202017_Travesty_Waves_CD-Rip.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/6FCED4217F3FC90/losslessdl_2707202017_Travesty_Waves_CD-Rip.rar

Artist: Oneohtrix Point Never Title: R Plus Seven (2013) flac Year Of Release: 2013 Label: Warp Records Genre: Electronic, Musique Concrète, Ambient, IDM, Glitch, Drone Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) Total Time: 00:43:01 Total Size: 99.5 MB / 235,03 MB Tracklist: [4:16] 01. Oneohtrix Point Never - Boring Angel [5:18] 02. Oneohtrix Point Never - Americans [1:33] 03. Oneohtrix Point Never - He She [3:53] 04. Oneohtrix Point Never - Inside World [6:45] 05. Oneohtrix Point Never - Zebra [5:24] 06. Oneohtrix Point Never - Along [3:06] 07. Oneohtrix Point Never - Problem Areas [2:47] 08. Oneohtrix Point Never - Cryo [4:54] 09. Oneohtrix Point Never - Still Life [5:05] 10. Oneohtrix Point Never - Chrome Country AllMusic Review by Heather Phares Over the course of Oneohtrix Point Never's discography, Daniel Lopatin managed to sound markedly different from album to album while keeping an overarching aesthetic. His Warp debut, R Plus Seven, often feels like a microcosm of that approach; these shape-shifting songs hold together more because of Lopatin's bold sonic palette than any unifying concept. Aside from the opening track, "Boring Angel," he downplays the drones that made up the heart of his earlier work (and Replica, to a lesser extent) in favor of bright, briskly applied tones that, on the surface, seem like the opposite of his usual modus operandi. This fragmentation could be seen as a variation of Replica's choppy recontextualizing, though the results are dizzying rather than hypnotic: "Americans" hops from environmental sounds to zapping synths to cheery strings to choral vocals in what feels like the musical equivalent of a series of smash cuts. Similarly, Lopatin trades one kind of nostalgia for another: instead of evoking (and sampling from) the '70s and early '80s as his earlier work did, the brittle, sometimes cheap MIDI-esque sounds he sprinkles throughout R Plus Seven recall the late '80s and early '90s. The preponderance of choral pads on tracks such as the fittingly named "Still Life" give the album an eerie, uncanny valley-ish undercurrent, while "Along"'s mix of piping synth flutes, exotic percussion, and sax sounds like new age and smooth jazz run through a woodchipper. However, thanks to the light-handed arrangements, what could be cheesy or ironic more often than not feels forward-looking. Despite the dots and dashes of sound at any given moment, the album gives an overall impression of sleekness, and its subversive glossiness suggests that its tracks were made from pop songs that were shattered into shards that are as alluring as they are difficult to piece together. Occasionally, Lopatin tones down the hyperactivity a bit, resulting in highlights like "Problem Areas," which is carried by rubbery bass and a stairstepping brass motif, and "Zebra" and "Chrome Country," which both use warm-sounding synths to surprisingly emotional effect (even if the latter song tweaks the choral pad so violently that it sounds like it's shrieking). By conventional standards, R Plus Seven isn't a widely appealing crossover for Lopatin's new label. Yet in an almost perverse way, the playful spirit of these tracks and their lively sounds make for some of his most accessible work yet. For the most part, the album showcases Oneohtrix Point Never's restlessness and ambition in flattering ways; if it's equal parts mystifying and beautiful, it's also a puzzle well worth trying to figure out. Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/b1b8eb78ed8ddf808043da805394f471/losslessdl_27072004314-MP3-R_Plus_Seven.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/F4F2B840C5F8E28/losslessdl_27072004314-MP3-R_Plus_Seven.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/ca4ab6a862970171c773adfcea3dd6b2/losslessdl_27072004314-FLAC-R_Plus_Seven.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/00F798F7FCFEEC9/losslessdl_27072004314-FLAC-R_Plus_Seven.rar

Artist: Seefeel Title: Succour Year Of Release: 1995/2019 Label: Warp Records Genre: Techno, IDM, Experimental, Ambient Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) Total Time: 01:01:54 Total Size: 142.5 MB / 275,71 MB Tracklist: [5:52] 01. Seefeel - Meol [7:29] 02. Seefeel - Extract [6:04] 03. Seefeel - When Face Was Face [5:53] 04. Seefeel - Fracture [6:00] 05. Seefeel - Gatha [6:09] 06. Seefeel - Ruby-Ha [6:30] 07. Seefeel - Rupt [4:26] 08. Seefeel - Vex [5:40] 09. Seefeel - Cut [7:52] 10. Seefeel - Utreat AllMusic Review by Glenn Swan There are those typically Seefeel-ish moments in Succour -- the looping of heavily treated sounds, vocals, keyboards, and guitar feedback that either transcend the clichés of electronica or wish it had a little more of it. Admittedly, Mark Clifford, Darren Seymour, Sarah Peacock, and Justin Fletcher do not want to be Moby or Underworld or anyone like that -- their guitar roots pointed them toward moody ambience and experimentation rather than the dance clubs. To this end they have become a respectable oddity -- prog-rock disguised as ambient psuedo-trance. By the time we reach them at this album, there are a couple rough spots, as they were supposedly having band problems at the time. Tracks like "Extract" repeat its key phrase tiredly for up to seven minutes, and frequently Clifford and Fletcher run to their signature tin-can drum samples and ambient clang of pipes in an attempt to keep other tracks afloat (like the somewhat unsurprising "Rupt" and "Cut"). Even more percussively obnoxious is "Vex" (a perfect title, under the circumstances), but it's the first time that listeners might recognize Seymour's bass amongst all the heavy treatments (and that's near the end of the album). What redeems Succour is a half-dozen other tracks, like the edgy polyrhythms and watery ambience of "When Face Was Face," replete with steady clangs and layered vocal lilts, making the whole production like a Javanese gamelan in space. "Fracture" follows next, a stark anthem with almost atypical and crunchy drums like a duet of rusted gasoline barrels, surrounded by guitar feedback and echoing vocals. "Ruby-Ha," though about as repetitive as "Extract," manages a little variation with the tattered ribbons of Peacock's voice (without whom neither the track nor the album would fare as well), sort of like a nursery-school lullaby long forgotten, played back on a pocket TV. "Gatha" comes off like a track from MAIN, with its needling guitar ripples, industrial static, and cavernous growls, though a bit heavy-handed on the bass drum (Indian tribes come to mind). Without the drum, perhaps there would be a taste of something rather refreshing in its minimalism. "Cut" has all the trappings of the weaker songs, but fares better because of the "dubby" bassline and somewhat more soulful rhythm track. "Utreat" closes out the disc beautifully, with a minimal call-and-response loop between electric piano and bass, peppered with next-door vocals and keyboard vapors. This track alone makes up for a third of the albums shortcomings. Overall, this is perhaps the bleakest album from Seefeel (their final for Warp records), but few do it as well. Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/342a5afe4bb09530e55bbc9a550b82ef/losslessdl_14072004245-MP3-Succour.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/D9765473A93751B/losslessdl_14072004245-MP3-Succour.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/eccc23b876845be313d8d9719adf6c48/losslessdl_14072004245-FLAC-Succour.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/572260EA45A2256/losslessdl_14072004245-FLAC-Succour.rar

Artist: Autechre Title: Quaristice Year Of Release: 2008/2019 Label: Warp Records Genre: Electronic, Glitch, Abstract, IDM, Experimental, Ambient Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) Total Time: 01:13:23 Total Size: 172.3 MB / 364,86 MB Tracklist: [2:52] 01. Autechre - Altibzz [4:17] 02. Autechre - The Plc [3:08] 03. Autechre - IO [2:33] 04. Autechre - plyPhon [3:25] 05. Autechre - Perlence [1:21] 06. Autechre - SonDEremawe [5:00] 07. Autechre - Simmm [3:03] 08. Autechre - paralel Suns [2:56] 09. Autechre - Steels [3:39] 10. Autechre - Tankakern [3:43] 11. Autechre - rale [3:47] 12. Autechre - Fol3 [2:39] 13. Autechre - fwzE [3:11] 14. Autechre - 90101-5l-l [2:52] 15. Autechre - bnc Castl [2:12] 16. Autechre - Theswere [4:57] 17. Autechre - WNSN [4:57] 18. Autechre - chenc9 [5:34] 19. Autechre - Notwo [7:15] 20. Autechre - Outh9X AllMusic Review by Andy Kellman "Unified" and "cohesive" would not be two of the first couple hundred words used to describe Quaristice, the first Autechre album since 2005's Untilted. The only aspect that prevents Quaristice from seeming open-ended, as a bunch of tracks splayed arbitrarily across a disc, is that it begins and ends with ambient (as in entirely beat-less) pieces; an arc might gradually become apparent, but that would only be the result of increased familiarity with the sequence of tracks. It's disparate, to say the very least, but that is not at the listener's expense. Just by glancing at the length of the track list, it's apparent the album is not standard-operating Autechre; at 73 minutes in length, most of the 20 tracks are more like vignettes, yet the ideas arrive fully formed, never appearing to be dashed off or loosely sketched. The variety of ideas is nearly imposing, the best of which include the deadened chiming and clanging of "Simmm," the stealth jitter of "Tankakern," the Drexciya-worthy pitch-black neo-electro of "Rale," and the handful of stunning and duly swarthy ambient tracks -- especially the closing 12 minutes shared by the chilling "Notwo" and "Outh9x" tandem. A couple moments, unsurprisingly, border on the inscrutable, with "Fol3" sounding like a collage of car collisions and slammed doors smeared and backmasked for nearly four minutes, and "bnc Cstl" more like a hyper-speed gag of sound effects, its high hats and snares tucked deeply into the mix. While it can take some time to get a handle on its generous stream of components, Quaristice is far from just another Autechre album. Not since LP5 has being impressed been so obviously secondary to enjoyment. Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/00d37e583bf778ea68ef8c67e61f8fee/losslessdl_20072004293-MP3-Quaristice.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/278BB924F6D7CA4/losslessdl_20072004293-MP3-Quaristice.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/a27ba571ce944cc7ea8db287329cd666/losslessdl_20072004293-FLAC-Quaristice.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/7DD79D51FF55F3D/losslessdl_20072004293-FLAC-Quaristice.rar

Artist: Seefeel Title: Pure, Impure Year Of Release: 1993 Label: Too Pure Records Ltd Genre: Electronic, Leftfield, Abstract, IDM, Ambient Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) Total Time: 00:49:39 Total Size: 116.8 MB / 247,08 MB Tracklist: [07:06] 1. Seefeel - Plainsong (EP Version) [05:48] 2. Seefeel - Moodswing [10:45] 3. Seefeel - Minky Starshine [07:37] 4. Seefeel - Time To Find Me (afx Fast Mix) [09:35] 5. Seefeel - Time To Find Me (afx Slow Mix) [08:48] 6. Seefeel - Plainsong (sine Bubble Embossed Dub) Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/b8ef3a5e980c9ee7410f77db4cbca4fe/losslessdl_20072004302-MP3-_Pure_Impure.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/E7A03615A0B1D5F/losslessdl_20072004302-MP3-_Pure_Impure.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/5101eb376e1e424577c587dd7fa13a20/losslessdl_20072004302-FLAC-_Pure_Impure.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/2B2EEB62D3E04F8/losslessdl_20072004302-FLAC-_Pure_Impure.rar

Artist: John Cale Title: New York in the 1960s Year Of Release: 2006 Label: Table of the Elements [Fr 87] Genre: Drone, Avant-Garde, Abstract, Noise Quality: CBR 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks+cue,log) Total Time: 3:06:20 Total Size: 426 mb / 929 mb :: TRACKLIST :: Disc: 1 - Sun Blindness Music 1. Sun Blindness Music, for organ 2. Summer Heat, for guitar 3. The Second Fortress, for vox organ Disc: 2 - Dream Interpretation: Inside The Dream Syndicate Volume II 1. Dream Interpretation, for viola & violin 2. Ex-Cathedra, for vox organ 3. Carousel, for synthesizer 4. A Midnight Rain of Green Wrens at the World's Tallest Building, for viola 5. Hot Scoria, for guitar & cimbalom Disc: 3 - Stainless Gamelan: Inside The Dream Syndicate Volume III 1. Stainless Steel Gamelan, cembalet & fretless guitar 2. At About This Time Mozart Was Dead And Joseph Conrad Was Sailing the Se 3. Terry's Cha-Cha, for ensemble 4. After The Locust, for electric piano & thunder machine 5. Big Apple Express, for viola, tape & voice 6. Cold Starry Nights, for voice, sarinda & bowed cembalom 7. Silent Shadows on Cinemaroc Island, for ensemble Personnel John Cale - viola, organ, piano, electric piano, guitar, electronics, cembalet Sterling Morrison - guitar Angus MacLise - cimbalom, tambourine, percussion Terry Jennings - soprano saxophone Tony Conrad - violin Jack Smith - voices New York Fire Department - voices 3 CDs in a black wooden boxed set reissuing the three volumes of the 'John Cale - Inside The Dream Syndicate' series and the 5 LP reissue originally released as CDs on Table Of The Elements in 2001 'Sun Blindness Music' (CD 1), 'Dream Interpretation' (CD 2) and 'Stainless Gamelan' (CD 3). Plus two titles by Jack Smith from 'Les Evening Gowns Damnées' and 'Silent Shadows On Cinemaroc Island' Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/a7a1e25daad6ab9f1ef18f16caad19b1/losslessdl_200720New_York_In_The_1960s_FLAC.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/8BE71106E332353/losslessdl_200720New_York_In_The_1960s_FLAC.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/9bb393b5236cc6a62af4bf31f0dad90a/losslessdl_200720New_York_In_The_1960s_320.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/D386266EE7B3A1D/losslessdl_200720New_York_In_The_1960s_320.rar

Artist: Seefeel Title: Succour Year Of Release: 1995/2019 Label: Warp Records Genre: Techno, IDM, Experimental, Ambient Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) Total Time: 01:01:54 Total Size: 142.5 MB / 275,71 MB Tracklist: [5:52] 01. Seefeel - Meol [7:29] 02. Seefeel - Extract [6:04] 03. Seefeel - When Face Was Face [5:53] 04. Seefeel - Fracture [6:00] 05. Seefeel - Gatha [6:09] 06. Seefeel - Ruby-Ha [6:30] 07. Seefeel - Rupt [4:26] 08. Seefeel - Vex [5:40] 09. Seefeel - Cut [7:52] 10. Seefeel - Utreat AllMusic Review by Glenn Swan There are those typically Seefeel-ish moments in Succour -- the looping of heavily treated sounds, vocals, keyboards, and guitar feedback that either transcend the clichés of electronica or wish it had a little more of it. Admittedly, Mark Clifford, Darren Seymour, Sarah Peacock, and Justin Fletcher do not want to be Moby or Underworld or anyone like that -- their guitar roots pointed them toward moody ambience and experimentation rather than the dance clubs. To this end they have become a respectable oddity -- prog-rock disguised as ambient psuedo-trance. By the time we reach them at this album, there are a couple rough spots, as they were supposedly having band problems at the time. Tracks like "Extract" repeat its key phrase tiredly for up to seven minutes, and frequently Clifford and Fletcher run to their signature tin-can drum samples and ambient clang of pipes in an attempt to keep other tracks afloat (like the somewhat unsurprising "Rupt" and "Cut"). Even more percussively obnoxious is "Vex" (a perfect title, under the circumstances), but it's the first time that listeners might recognize Seymour's bass amongst all the heavy treatments (and that's near the end of the album). What redeems Succour is a half-dozen other tracks, like the edgy polyrhythms and watery ambience of "When Face Was Face," replete with steady clangs and layered vocal lilts, making the whole production like a Javanese gamelan in space. "Fracture" follows next, a stark anthem with almost atypical and crunchy drums like a duet of rusted gasoline barrels, surrounded by guitar feedback and echoing vocals. "Ruby-Ha," though about as repetitive as "Extract," manages a little variation with the tattered ribbons of Peacock's voice (without whom neither the track nor the album would fare as well), sort of like a nursery-school lullaby long forgotten, played back on a pocket TV. "Gatha" comes off like a track from MAIN, with its needling guitar ripples, industrial static, and cavernous growls, though a bit heavy-handed on the bass drum (Indian tribes come to mind). Without the drum, perhaps there would be a taste of something rather refreshing in its minimalism. "Cut" has all the trappings of the weaker songs, but fares better because of the "dubby" bassline and somewhat more soulful rhythm track. "Utreat" closes out the disc beautifully, with a minimal call-and-response loop between electric piano and bass, peppered with next-door vocals and keyboard vapors. This track alone makes up for a third of the albums shortcomings. Overall, this is perhaps the bleakest album from Seefeel (their final for Warp records), but few do it as well. Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/342a5afe4bb09530e55bbc9a550b82ef/losslessdl_14072004245-MP3-Succour.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/D9765473A93751B/losslessdl_14072004245-MP3-Succour.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/eccc23b876845be313d8d9719adf6c48/losslessdl_14072004245-FLAC-Succour.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/572260EA45A2256/losslessdl_14072004245-FLAC-Succour.rar

Artist: Ryuichi Sakamoto Title: async Year Of Release: 2017 Label: Ambient, Electronic, Experimental, Instrumental Genre: commmons Quality: FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit-96kHz (d.booklet) Total Time: 1:00:35 Total Size: 271 Mb / 1.12 Gb Tracklist: 1. andata (04:39) 2. disintegration (05:46) 3. solari (03:52) 4. ZURE (05:12) 5. walker (04:20) 6. stakra (03:41) 7. ubi (04:03) 8. fullmoon (05:13) 9. async (02:45) 10. tri (03:29) 11. Life, Life (04:24) 12. honj (03:42) 13. ff (05:13) 14. garden (04:16) Ryuichi Sakamoto has announced a new studio album, async, out April 28 via Milan. It's the Japanese composer's first studio album since 2012's Three, with Jaques Morelenbaum and Judy Kang, and his first solo album in 8 years. Sakamoto recorded and conceived of the album in New York, taking inspiration from "everyday objects, sculpture, and nature," according to a press release. Find the tracklist and artwork below. A world premiere listening event for the album (in 5.1 surround sound) will take place at Big Ears Festival in Knoxville, Tennessee, which runs from March 23-26. Sakamoto's also set to perform on April 25 and 26 at Park Avenue Armory Veterans Room in New York. The new album follows his 2015 score for Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's film The Revenant (where he was assisted by the National's Bryce Dessner and German musician Alva Noto). It's also his first studio album since his recovery from cancer in 2015. Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/9b0abdf1c008eb669e9b986dc1f869b8/losslessdl_060720Ryuichi_Sakamoto_-_async_FLAC.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/871B58F20F41633/losslessdl_060720Ryuichi_Sakamoto_-_async_FLAC.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/34c59250a84791e11706b76cd3dae2d6/losslessdl_060720Ryuichi_Sakamoto_-_async_Hi-Res.part1.rar.html https://rapidgator.net/file/020b10937998d328be5fa6c113aee877/losslessdl_060720Ryuichi_Sakamoto_-_async_Hi-Res.part2.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/91112103DEE6350/losslessdl_060720Ryuichi_Sakamoto_-_async_Hi-Res.part1.rar https://nitroflare.com/view/4E6CBDF0FC837E8/losslessdl_060720Ryuichi_Sakamoto_-_async_Hi-Res.part2.rar

Artist: Oiseaux-Tempête Title: From Somewhere Invisible Year Of Release: 2019 Label: Sub Rosa Genre: Ambient, Post-Rock, Experimental, Psychedelic Quality: 320 / FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit-44.1kHz Total Time: 46:30 Total Size: 108 / 265 / 498 Mb Tracklist: 1. He Is Afraid and so Am I (9:13) 2. In Crooked Flight on the Slopes of the Sky (4:09) 3. We, Who Are Strewn About in Fragments (9:37) 4. Weird Dancing in All-Night I (3:45) 5. Weird Dancing in All-Night II (2:56) 6. The Naming of a Crow (13:16) 7. Out of Sight (3:34) Churning slabs of doom-laced rock, stoutly saluting Swans, Sun City Girls and Montreal's esteemed avant-rock hordes while incorporating Mondkopf's blistering electronic noise textures and a keening psychedelic wanderlust "Edited and mixed between Montreal and Paris, 'From Somewhere Invisible' summons the fever of experimentation and the powerful sound of the game coming together in the service of a luxuriant and psychedelic drift. Synthetic brass meets hammered rhythms, string electrics with cracked electronics, saxophone cries and laughter at a pulsing and seminal bass. The fourth studio album and seventh release on the Belgian avant-garde label Sub Rosa, 'From Somewhere Invisible' (2019) embraces the new. Leaving aside for a while the logbooks of long journeys and the field recordings of the previous albums, the music of OISEAUX-TEMPÊTE unfolds as a twilight and prophetic orchestra around G.W.Sok's punctuated voice. The poems of Mahmoud Darwish, Ghayath Almadhoun and Yu Jian question the modern man and his double, the strange and foreign, the fragmented real, the violence, society and its mirror. The eyes we hide behind, the ones we should open. These intimate compasses which can make us rise together in the midst of shrouded ruins; there is always a black raven to defy the horizon. Created in 2012 by multi-instrumentalists Frédéric D. Oberland & Stéphane Pigneul, OISEAUX-TEMPÊTE [wazo-tɑ .p?ːt] - (Storm Petrels) is a constantly evolving collective that, embracing the freedom of improvisation, transcends borders and cultures, straddling the intersection where amplified music ( post / kraut / free-rock, jazz-punk, avant-garde, experimental electronics) collides and finds common ground - a refuge. The consequence of several trips around the Mediterranean Sea - Greece ('S/T', 2013), Turkey and Sicily ('ÜTOPIYA?', 2015), Lebanon ('AL-'AN!', 2017 and 'TARAB', 2018) - the music of OISEAUX-TEMPÊTE is anchored in a tormented present. Sensitive to the beating of hearts, hypnotic beats and explosions of materials, they embrace the community of collaboration, regularly inviting to the studio and tour friends like the electronic producer Mondkopf, the Dutch performer G.W.Sok (The Ex), drummers Jean-Michel Pirès (Bruit Noir, The Married Monk), Sylvain Joasson (Mendelson), Ben McConnell (Beach House, Marissa Nadler), British bass clarinettist Gareth Davis, contemporary ondist Christine Ott and musicians Charbel Haber & The Bunny Tylers, Sharif Sehnaoui, Fadi Tabbal, Tamer Abu Ghazaleh, Youmna Saba, Two Or The Dragon ." Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/8c2d98158bf8c6b107157dc840b2d4cb/losslessdl_240620Oiseaux-TempAAte.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/5FABD7417D5D098/losslessdl_240620Oiseaux-TempAAte.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/1b590a6f5d2210cd06d77777d03dabe9/losslessdl_240620Oiseaux-TempAAte_FLAC.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/5B2D4854CC6C1F4/losslessdl_240620Oiseaux-TempAAte_FLAC.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/b103d73b35f988c7d7933e5f55a50ae0/losslessdl_240620Oiseaux-TempAAte_Hi-Res.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/096E95DCD65DD3E/losslessdl_240620Oiseaux-TempAAte_Hi-Res.rar

Artist: Klaus Schulze Title: La vie electronique, Vol. 3 Year Of Release: 2019 Label: M.i.G - music Genre: Electronic, Ambient, Krautrock Quality: FLAC (tracks) Total Time: 234:48 min Total Size: 1,3 GB Tracklist: CD1: 01. I Scent the Morning Air 02. Le roi s'amuse 03. The Rest Is Silence 04. Well Roared, Lion! 05. La Vida Es Sueno 06. Tant de bruit pour une omelette ! CD2: 01. Allumer 02. Lueur 03. Die lebendige Spur 04. La présence d'esprit 05. Tutto va bene 06. You Don't Have to Win CD3: 01. Für Vaterland und Menschenfresser 02. Paternoster 03. Es war ein Sonnenstrahl 04. Il dolce dar niente 05. Semper Idem 06. Wann soll man springen 07. Experimentelle Bagatelle 08. Kurzes Stück im alten Stil 09. Gewitter Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/793c21a88f28c673970dc8eaddd145b8/losslessdl_240620Klaus_Schulze_-_La_vie_electronique__Vol._3_2019_FLAC.part1.rar.html https://rapidgator.net/file/bbe4ce71e374040c54660e3a2a27569b/losslessdl_240620Klaus_Schulze_-_La_vie_electronique__Vol._3_2019_FLAC.part2.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/68A2A84BF22C7B6/losslessdl_240620Klaus_Schulze_-_La_vie_electronique__Vol._3_2019_FLAC.part1.rar https://nitroflare.com/view/2CB9CDF6572A16A/losslessdl_240620Klaus_Schulze_-_La_vie_electronique__Vol._3_2019_FLAC.part2.rar

Artist: Koan Title: Muses & Poets: Incomprehensible Sonets Year Of Release: 2019 Label: Blue Tunes Records Genre: Electronic, Ambient, Downtempo, Psychill Quality: FLAC (tracks) Total Time: 107:20 min Total Size: 677 MB Tracklist: 01. Obsidian Insight (Conjuring Poetry Mix) 02. Murky Avenues (Christine de Pizan Mix) 03. Annabel Lee (Blue Mix) 04. Commitment (Blue Mix) 05. She Is Hidden (Blue Mix) 06. You Will Love Forever, but Nobody Will You Love Ever, Pt. 1 07. The Endorian Sorceress (Black Mix) 08. Seven Muses (In a Abandoned Cathedral Mix) 09. She Is Hidden (Vanished Keys Mix) 10. You Will Love Forever, but Nobody Will You Love Ever, Pt. 2 11. Isola Della Gaiola 12. A Meeting with Herberia (Florentia Mix) 13. Sonata Keeper (4.38 Mix) Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/bbd263d90bb27154c6001d5ffc5265f8/losslessdl_190620Koan_-_Muses__Poets__Incomprehensible_Sonets_2019_FLAC.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/F5F126580E21474/losslessdl_190620Koan_-_Muses__Poets__Incomprehensible_Sonets_2019_FLAC.rar

Artist: Shinnobu Title: The Enigma VI Year Of Release: 2018 Label: Shinnobu World Music Genre: Ambient, New Age, Enigmatic Quality: FLAC (tracks) Total Time: 60:44 Total Size: 366,5 Mb This album contains an entire adventure, a range of emotions, dreams, meditations, exciting experiences. Sad, Joy, Rare, Extravagant, Spiritual, Solitude, Fantasy, Surrealism, Gregorian Chanting and New Age fusion. Let existence flow in your life and enter into yourself. Tracklist 01. Return to Myself (5:01) 02. Beyond the After (6:16) 03. Kissing the Moon (5:33) 04. Deep Inside of Me (5:29) 05. Eternal Beliefs (5:23) 06. Faceless (5:42) 07. Kindred Spirit (6:13) 08. Abstract Illusion (5:56) 09. Forever with You (5:59) 10. Lucid Dream (6:18) 11. Apocalypse (2:55) Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/0a899b23f806b2f56b93253053d0b413/losslessdl_260520Shinnobu6.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/79B69869DAE339D/losslessdl_260520Shinnobu6.rar

Artist: Shinnobu Title: The Enigma VII (Star Seeds) Year Of Release: 2019 Label: Shinnobu World Music Genre: Ambient, New Age, Enigmatic Quality: mp3 / Flac (tracks) Total Time: 01:03:46 Total Size: 152 / 396,9 Mb The memories come, the nostalgia arrives and the monks begin to sing. Groups of souls arrive to help better and raise the vibration of the planet. like the caress of a ray of sunshine on a quiet afternoon. Tracklist 01. Indigo (5:14) 02. By Peace (5:05) 03. Awakening Within Me (5:57) 04. Like a Shadow (6:10) 05. Body Without Soul (7:25) 06. Wait for Me (6:32) 07. Tears of Sadness (6:30) 08. Soulmates (6:13) 09. Open Your Eyes (6:59) 10. Star Seeds (Voices of Sisgar) (7:42) Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/c65f6ae528b1ac29cd0c43cdcc71d7af/losslessdl_260520Shinnobu19.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/CB7EF638AD55064/losslessdl_260520Shinnobu19.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/ce75a11480b79c777c8130a1c0d824cd/losslessdl_260520Shinnobu19-320.rar.html https://nitroflare.com/view/3CDB866835CF728/losslessdl_260520Shinnobu19-320.rar

Artist: Airwave Title: 20 Years (Ambient Reworks) Year Of Release: 2019 Label: Bonzai Classics Genre: Ambient, Chillout, Psychill, Downtempo Quality: FLAC (tracks) Total Time: 01:02:16 Total Size: 421 Mb Tracklist 1. Airwave - Ladyblue (Gai Barone Late Night Beatless remix) [08:15] 2. Airwave - Save Me (Magdelayna's Analogue Dreams mix) [05:55] 3. Airwave - Beam (Airwave's 20 Years rework) [06:13] 4. Airwave - A Touch Of Grace (Airwave's 20 Years rework) [06:11] 5. Airwave - Alone In The Dark (Magdelayna's Recollection mix) [06:55] 6. Airwave - Sleep Alone (Airwave's 20 Years rework) [06:17] 7. Airwave vs Rising Star - Sunspot (Magdelayna's Eternal mix) [05:49] 8. Airwave - Sadness In Black & White (Airwave's 20 Years rework) [08:21] 9. Airwave - Ladyblue (Gai Barone True To Warmup Beatless remix) [08:17] Download links: https://rapidgator.net/file/612c4ec315ed337fe17bc112214eb9ee/losslessdl_170420Ambient_Reworks.rar.html