A piece of music that does two things to me.
1. Paint a gorgeous visual landscape of sea and submarine biology. 2. Calms me to an almost hypnotic state.
Jean-Michel Jarre - Waiting For Cousteau
45 minutes should give you long enough to sink into this.
Orbited insanitarium wrote:A piece of music that does two things to me.
1. Paint a gorgeous visual landscape of sea and submarine biology. 2. Calms me to an almost hypnotic state.
Jean-Michel Jarre - Waiting For Cousteau
45 minutes should give you long enough to sink into this.
sink into it, now that’s a pun intended right there?
Orbited insanitarium wrote:A piece of music that does two things to me.
1. Paint a gorgeous visual landscape of sea and submarine biology. 2. Calms me to an almost hypnotic state.
Jean-Michel Jarre - Waiting For Cousteau
45 minutes should give you long enough to sink into this.
sink into it, now that’s a pun intended right there?
Monument Destroyers is a bit of long-form ambient from Loscil showing that he can branch into lengthy compositions and still succeed. The somber tones in this track perfectly match the album art's gray aesthetic. More work like this from Loscil would be most welcome. It works to great effect here as the album's strongest piece.
This song has always been so pastoral, Just the sheer layering of the instrumentation and songwriting in this, it distills such wonder and fantasy to me.
Beautiful music.
If you want to get into the discography of Genesis, A Trick of the Tail is a great place to start. (It was the first album of theirs I heard.)
One of the most recent and immaculately produced songs from a band that just seems unable put a foot wrong!
This new bluesy/countryish direction is refreshing from them.
Avith Ortega - Legacy Echoes
I love it when the "Old Nick" sample comes in at about a minute and a half. I've just been listening to a bunch of his stuff on shuffle lately.