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Somewhere Above
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Palimpest
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Last Time Together
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Walsingham
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Turning
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Old Lines
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Weaving
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The Secrets Of Unity
01:56
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Just Once
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Clepsydra
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The Third Light
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Elevation
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Missing Piece Number One
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The Black Cat
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The Flatlands
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Days Like This
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Roger Eno England, UK
Starting out with compositions for piano, Roger Eno has expanded his works over the years to include chamber music, strings and his own vocals, the whole time carving out his own impression on British ambient music and modern composition.
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I only became aware of cellist Henrik Meierkord recently and, as usual in these situations, was pleasantly surprised with the depth of his discography. This release from December 2023 appears to be his latest and serves as a reasonable starting point... https://avantmusicnews.com/2024/01/13/amn-reviews-henrik-meierkord-zeitreisen-2023-projekt-records/
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Music For Animals
by Nils Frahm
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I can't get over how superb this album is. It's one of the few full-albums purchases I've made in a very long time. It's been about a month now and I've listened to it all the way through several times. Nils' moods and textures are so musical and smooth, I feel like I've been transported to another place and time.
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New Life Dreaming
by Steve Roach
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I climbed the tallest Death Valley mountain in this cover-shot in 1976, (Telescope Peak 1149ft) and I've adapted this music for the memory of the two week pin-down due to our intercepting Tropical Storm Kathleen on the climb to the top. The reverence we had for the long powerful days on the mountain has been captured in this music. Somehow.
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The aptly-named Hauntings write songs that are sinister and moody—the seconds in a horror film right before the jump scare.
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The debut full-length lives in a middleground between ambient music and psych-folk.
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Silver Ladders
by Mary Lattimore
Produced by Slowdive’s Neil Halstead, the harpist’s latest speaks in a dialect of her own invention.
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