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Aidan Baker is an excellent musician. He does a lot of styles well, but most of his solo stuff is drone. Very clean.
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Celer is an incredibly underrated drone group. It's a married couple that individually distributes all their work. They have a huge catalog of stuff ranging from minimalism to what most people would consider post-rock. This is their most acclaimed (and recent) release, and I would imagine any fan of the ambient genre could find some substance in this album. Fans of Windy & Carl and Stars of the Lid should definitely check them out.
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I picked this up from a waffles article a while back and just listened to it this morning. I can't stop! This guy is almost like a Turkish version of Donovan, and these tracks are like candy. Basically recommended to anyone who trusts my taste in music.
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Andreas Tillander is well known for his work in IDM and Glitch, but this is his first ambient release I've found listenable. Huge swells and drones that sound distant.
Not ambient at all. Not really like anything I've ever heard. Personal favorite from Moriconne.
Cold Meat Industry is pretty well known name to fans of dark music, especially ambient and industrial. Some people even use the labels name as a genre classification for the music. Raison d'ĆŖtre has been around for quite a bit, but I think this is his best one. Swedes and Norwegians always create some pretty gothic stuff, but this isn't overdone. Metal on metal, choral chants, field recordings, the works.
The first ambient release from Funcken brothers. The engineering and production is excellent. Lot's of orbs getting tossed around with varying volume/direction. Great headphone music.
A personal favorite, but recommended only to fans of neofolk. Mick Harris (Napalm Death, Lull, Scorn, Somnific Flux) collaborating with Martyn Bates. The three albums (Drift, Passages, Incest) were made between 1994 and 1998 and put into a collection. Harris' eerie but calming ambient matched with poetry sung in a meter I can't pick out. Each track is a story of something terrible but sung in a lullaby fashion. Standout tracks like The Two Brothers and Long Lankin sound like something from medieval or renaissance times. Truly strange music.Disc one : DRIFT
1: The Death of Polly (14:09)
2: The Fowler (18:32)
3: Lucy Wan (4:39)
4: Long Lankin (16:04)
Disc two : PASSAGES
1: The Bramble Briar (13:27)
2: The Cruel Mother (11:24)
3: The Banks of Fordie (13:07)
4: The Murder of Maria Marten (17:32)
Disc three : INCEST
1: The Bonny Hind (12:11)
2: Sheaf and Knife (12:06)
3: The Two Brothers (17:08)
4: Edward (17:41)
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A perfect example of my favorite vein of music. Spaced out, minimal, harmonic, brazen, and isolated. Soundscapes with texture.
#1Most of you have probably already checked this one out, but for those that haven't, consider this as a "you're welcome" in advance. Fennesz uses a mixture of electronics and loops with guitar to create a noisy, droned out effect. Overall this is a very solid album.
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