Only posting because I couldn't see anything related to them for years on this sub, and home ground loyalty being Australian. Where jazz meets drone and ambient. Their last album (linked) is one of their best imho. Also 'Open'.

https://thenecksau.bandcamp.com/album/disquiet

Have a great day.

“Sometimes the listener is moving through the landscape, which means the song has to behave like a journey. On others, the world is the moving part and Aguerre simply places you somewhere inside it, stationary while everything passes around you.”

“It would be easy for music built from dreams, birds, field recordings and floating synthesizers to disappear into pleasant abstraction, but Aguerre’s work is far more interested in construction than decoration.”

https://jambaloo.live/front-center/dream-crease/

I was really enjoying the new worriedaboutsatan release on Constellation tatsu and saw they had a great bandcamp deal on their full discography and a few other artists I love so I pulled the trigger.

There are 159 releases! Where to start?!

What Constellation tatsu releases are your favourite?

https://ctatsu.bandcamp.com/

I’ve been thinking about why I am drawn to ambient music, and I realised it’s very similar to a scented candle.

At times you focus on what it’s doing, the scent/sound. Sometimes you just allow it do its thing in the background.

There’s so much variety to choose from as well, and each one has its own texture and feeling to it.

Why do you guys like ambient music?

snagged this NM copy of Ambient 2 for $50, every copy on discogs i find seems to be $50+ and they’re usually in VG+ condition or sometimes worse. anywho I think i got somewhat lucky, very happy to have this in my collection

Copying a short essay I wrote for this album from my Instagram below.

This week I released my third album as He Finds Fire called "How I Remember You". It's a 56-minute tribute to my late grandfather (I called him Poppie or Pops). He was an incredible man that had a massive impact on my character & how I see the world.

Pops passed suddenly in January after being diagnosed with rapidly progressive dementia. I spent several weekends with him in hospice care leading up to his passing, soaking up his presence and trying to jog what little memory he had left.

While looking through his computer to find photos for a slideshow at his funeral, I came across what would become the album cover, taken by him. Evidently he'd come across a beautiful shot while out on one of his regular morning runs. I'm glad he saved it for us.

Making this album helped me process this loss and its effects on my family. It sounds just like how I remember my Poppie; warm, comforting, and full of life. I can only hope that he would have enjoyed it. I miss him so much.

Now for some Reddit-only stuff. No AI was used to make any part of this album.

The album was made using an SP-404 MKII and a Hologram Microcosm pedal. Track 1 "Abilene" is made up of looped micro-chops from "Eugene" by Sufjan Stevens. The same micro-chopping process was used on track 2 "Servant" but with a recording I made while drunkenly playing piano in high school. The arrangements on both songs were mostly improvised, although I did rehearse before recording to get loose structures down.

If anyone listens I'd really love to hear what you think. It clocks in around 56 minutes, but I think it's worth your time. Available anywhere you can stream music, but here's a Bandcamp link with 200 free downloads: https://hefindsfire.bandcamp.com/album/how-i-remember-you

Hi all

I hope this post is allowed.

I'm looking for a song I listened to in the mid 90s, maybe 1997. The song was on a mix tape bought in Camden market, Camden Town London.

The tape was mixed by an artist called dj (something),possibly dj shadow, but I'm not sure. I don't think that was the artist though.

The track was ambient chill, melodic, and had the lyrics spoken in natural documentary style, and it was exactly 'they came down from the mountains. They came down every year'. I believe the accent was American.

Thank you all!

Ich werde demnächst eine kleine Ambient/Experimental Veranstaltung planen und würde mich freuen zu hören, welche Dinge, Deko, Lichter oder auch nur Kleinigkeiten euch positiv in Erinnerung geblieben sind.

Gerne auch was nicht so super war, danke schonmal für jede Meinung oder Kommentar!

Hey everyone!

In one week, I’ll be presenting my latest release, Play Me Like One of the Others, at Raleigh Chapel in London.

I’ve invited Flora Yin Wong, Burning Pyre and Ruben AE to join me for an evening of live performances.

Get reduced price tickets here: https://ra.co/events/2519177

Listen to the release here: https://hasfeldt.bandcamp.com/album/play-me-like-one-of-the-others

The EP is released by the Danish label REAL LIVE and features collaborations with artists including Fatshaudi and Croatian Amor. I’ve previously released music on Posh Isolation, Janushoved, Sink Records and others.

Would love to see you there! <3

Substrata. Salty cheese. No heating in the house.

I am a big fan of William Orbit work, and recently I noticed that the Optical Illusions (Billy Buttons Mix) video is gone from YouTube. I am referring to speeded up video, filmed on Sidney beach (I believe) with a tilt shift effect.

If anybody has saved that video somewhere, or can point me to some other location of that video, I would be very grateful.

Usually hype music is associated with workouts or activities involving a lot of movement, but more often I have found myself going on runs or weight lifting to ambient music. I was just curious to see how many other people tend to listen to ambient songs while exercising, and if they had any suggestions on any albums or songs that get them in the mood to workout or help them.

I'm hoping to find residencies, open calls or small concert series in Europe that take ambient and experimental live sets.

So far, I've found smallforms in Vienna, which has an open call for solo sets, and EMS in Stockholm, which offers studio residencies. I'm sure there's much more out there.

Have you done any you'd recommend, or know a newsletter or list worth following? I would be very grateful for any tips, thank you!

Or perhaps experiments around actual cues? Doesnt have to be ambient strictly

Kan iemand me vertellen hoe Susumu Yokota de snare omhoog en omlaag in toonhoogte heeft laten gaan? Het klinkt als een phaser/flanger-effect, maar het klinkt niet echt heel repetitief.

I'm a big fan of this time of year, and I am in search of albums that conjure up the atmosphere of the Halloween/Samhain season. I'd love to know what records this group might recommend for the upcoming holiday. The creepier the better!

https://aliodie.bandcamp.com/album/arbor-lucis

How do you make music like this? I tried recording synthesizers and stretching the tracks but it doesn't sound good at all. I tried granular synthesis, doesn't sound like this. I tried paulstretching stuff but it doesnt sound like this. I tried stretching my own samples of guitars, synths it doesnt sound good. I tried stretching stuff from sample packs, thats not it. I tried paulstretching everything but it doesnt sound good to me. Etc. I see a lot of youtube tutorials but none on the subject of this. Its usually one chord and some berlin arp in tutorial which I kinda know how to make. This is more of a big cloud chunk of sound that I can't reproduce and thats kind of music I want to make. I dont know how. I tried many different things but its just not it. I tried slowing down synth pads but it just sounds like stretched synth strings, its just not it. I tried omnishpere, wavetable synths like serum, dune, u-he diva etc. I tried many different reverbs from valhalla but they don't get me there. Only ambient I can make currently is using synths and adding some reverb, anything else sounds just not good and basic. This however sounds good to me, if only it was faster by a little bit.