Woob, if you can find and afford his material. I still kick myself in the ass for not buying woob - woob at the record store when i had the chance.
Noisician
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Originally posted by basd
Cheers! I'll have a good listen to those over the weekend!
sorry, i had to edit bartholomew's borderlands cd out. the one i really meant was nostalgia's the house on the borderland. i remembered the word 'borderland' in the title but not the actual artist, so i mixed them up. my bad.
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Originally posted by creon444
Sorry but NO! No noise for me, LOL. Thanks though.
pfft.... sissy plushie****
SMC
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Originally posted by Noisician
sorry, i had to edit bartholomew's borderlands cd out.
Evan Bartholomew is good, though.
Noisician
that is probably true, but it has little resemblance to what he asked for. there's pretty much only one track on it that i think really fits, and that's the one i linked to in the same post.
SMC
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Originally posted by Noisician
that is probably true, but it has little resemblance to what he asked for. there's pretty much only one track on it that i think really fits, and that's the one i linked to in the same post.
I understand. "Borderlands" is in a modern classical style, very organic. His two subsequent albums are bona fide ambient, though. They're darker and textural, with some occasional rhythmic elements. Steve Roach-like atmospheres.
Nobbie Q
If you like "dark' ambient. Try out Brian Eno- The Shutov Assembly LP. Alot of sounds webbing in and out with some sinister synths.
Noisician
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Originally posted by SMC
I understand. "Borderlands" is in a modern classical style, very organic. His two subsequent albums are bona fide ambient, though. They're darker and textural, with some occasional rhythmic elements. Steve Roach-like atmospheres.
i never actually got around to listening to those. thanks for reminding me.
