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Embers (November '89)
09:28
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The Arms of Morpheus
08:13
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Prague
02:38
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Particle Drift
05:22
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Quiet Noise (tone poem)
07:08
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Solace
02:22
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Found
09:21
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Building Mountains
07:42
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Andrew Heath Stroud, UK
Ambient, piano based, lower-case music. Quiet and intimate - it explores sounds from both acoustic and electronic sources, along with processed field recordings and gathered, ‘found’ sounds. This music is not static though. It drifts. It constantly shifts and creates new maps that are full of change but listen carefully and you’ll also hear quiet, random glitches or shimmering dissonances. ... more
Andrew Heath recommends:
Lichtzin
by Anne Chris Bakker&Andrew Heath
An album I made with my great friend and collaborator, Anne Chris Bakker
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