Isotherme
Isotherme:
Experiments in ambient guitar, electronic musical texture, ghost ambient and sound collage.
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This is a superb collection of jazz inflected improvisation and sonic exploration. Each track feels very personal, and several ("Keyless Entry", "Mellow Fellow") exhibit the author's unique sense of humor and appreciation for the sound of language as well as sound itself. While there is a substantial amount of linear driven narrative, this record really exposes a keen sonic sensibility, most obvious in a tune like "Izzy and Tapper".
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Reflection: Oceanea”
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Reflection: Oceanea”
A wonderful, invigorating interweaving of motifs and sounds...a joyous audio tapestry.
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Warped loops & textural electronics meet on the new album from Singaporean duo Pupa.
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The songs on “Bruma” feel impossibly still—rising mists of piano and electronics that hover like ghosts.
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Inspired by Rio de Janeiro’s iconic Carnival Parades comes this epic synth symphony from Brazilian artist Fordmastiff.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Reflection: Oceanea”
This is an excellent album, there’s a great attention to detail with some very well crafted sounds which are layered really well. There’s great percussive sounds, some of which sound like struck items and great synth sounds too including great arps which create intricate rhythms. Some of the songs have an ambience which contrasts really well against synth sounds or more metallic sounding percussion.
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