Ambient Music Links, December 5th
Posted on | December 5, 2007 | No Comments
- Cameron Webb/Seaworthy Selects
Interesting post at Cyclic Defrost with Cameron Webb of Seaworthy talking about some of his favorite records.
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Observer Interviews Sigur Ros
Posted on | October 15, 2007 | No Comments
Another link to another Sigur Ros story elsewhere:
Sigur Ros Are Not Interested in Being Interviewed
Posted on | October 12, 2007 | No Comments
Via Kottke.org, here’s a video of a hilariously awful NPR interview with Sigur Ros. Most common answer given: “I don’t know.” Also, silence.
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Ambient Music Links, October 10th
Posted on | October 10, 2007 | No Comments
- Infraction Recollection
Infraction Records - Beautiful Lunar Landscape - “Alone in this Dark Romantic Night”
“Beautiful Lunar Landscape?s music is constructed with a cartographer?s sense of detail and direction.” - SAVVAS YSATIS + TAYLOR DEUPREE ?THE SLEEPING MORNING? NOW AVAILABLE « 12k
“Their new EP, The Sleeping Morning, was created during a week-long visit from Greece to the US. Ysatis and Deupree wanted to freely create and see what came naturally after a 10-year hiatus from working together in the studio.”
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Dan Hill on Architectural Sound
Posted on | October 9, 2007 | No Comments
If you work on the Web, as I do, then you’re no doubt familiar with Dan Hill’s work. He recently wrote a post on his outstanding City of Sound site discussing the importance of sound in landscape and architectural design. It’s definitely interesting stuff for anyone interested in design, architecture, or the kind of music I talk about on this site.
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Ambient Music Links, October 4th
Posted on | October 4, 2007 | No Comments
- How Brian Eno Helped Travelers Check Their Emotional Baggage - washingtonpost.com
I listen to 1/1 everytime I’m in an airport or airplane.
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Ambient Music Links, October 2nd
Posted on | October 2, 2007 | 2 Comments
- quiet american
“Surely you can spare a minute to clean your ears? Take a one-minute vacation from the life you are living.” - Low Light Mixes: breathing music
“a m b i e n t . m u s i c . m i x e s” - Asphalt Eden
“The Official Online Home of Brian Bieniowski?s Quiet Sounds Podcast” - :: tell-all records :: catalogue :: scott solter - one river
Nice stuff. Previews of all tracks, along with one full track MP3 download. - 12k1040
“Seaworthy, a three piece collective based in Sydney, Australia that revolves around core member Cameron Webb as well as Sam Shinazzi and Greg Bird, was formed in early 2000 to explore melodic and experimental approaches…” - Grooves Magazine - Map in Hand
- Seaworthy - Map in Hand (12k) » article » Cyclic Defrost Magazine
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Ambient Music Links, September 28th
Posted on | September 28, 2007 | No Comments
- Pjusk “Sart” latest review « 12k
“Sart is the debut of the Norwegian duo of Jostein Dahl Gjelsvik and Rune Sagevik, otherwise known as Pjusk.”
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Ambient Music Links, September 15th
Posted on | September 15, 2007 | No Comments
- christopher willits - Plants and Hearts
“Christopher Willits is a ceaseless creative force focused on teasing out the most from his instrument of choice ? the guitar.” - The Silent Ballet > Taylor Deupree & Christopher Willits - Listening Garden
“Listening Garden is what I want to hear when I die. Deupree and Willits consistently prove themselves masterful in the process of manipulating the guitar sound to a point where its timbre is totally different on the surface…”
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LastGraph: Graph Your Listening Habits via Last.fm Statistics
Posted on | September 12, 2007 | No Comments
Like the Last.fm Normalised Rankings I mentioned a few weeks back, LastGraph is a great way to get a visual look at what you’ve been listening to. Another great reason for measuring and tracking things, and then making that data available for people to build interesting applications.
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