HLER Helsinki, Finland
Heikki Lindgren & Esa Ruoho
Hypnogogic ambient drones, experimental loop research
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Music for Programming Episode 0001”
another incredible release from The Owl, utterly mesmerising
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Music for Programming Episode 0001”
This was my introduction to The Owl. Wow! Brilliant without being forced. The production is flawless. That separation that really makes it come alive. Transporting the listener to these unrelenting environments. I can feel the desolation. Each track stands alone, yet the continuity weaves it together making the parts a whole piece. This isn't for everybody but everybody should get it. This is art. A mesmerizing trip through the darkness and isolation in us all and the world. Masterpiece work.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Music for Programming Episode 0001”
Amazing and hypnotic sounds derived from strange sources transports the listener from the more familiar terrestrial abodes into deep and distant locales beyond the realms of imagination. Words don’t do this astounding compilation justice so please, use the appropriate headphones/speakers for proper delivery of sound and sit back, close your eyes and allow the corporeal frame to surrender as the astral body leaves its prison-like confines for a journey beyond dimensions indescribable.
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With each song named after a remote city, “Hibernation” is haunting darkambient that surrounds & engulfs.
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Ambient soundscapes 1
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The aptly named new one from Mark Heaney presents enveloping ambient worlds designed to get lost in.
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Noise maestro Stromboli creates haunting industrial atmospheres with a visceral feel.
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Everywhere, an empty bliss
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Music for Programming Episode 0001”
Just imagine if these outtakes made it into EATEOT, the project would've been over seven hours! I love how "I Might Be Vanishing" is a stark contrast from other tracks, being only nine seconds.
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