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Canopy of Stars Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Ambient music inspired by the coast and the stars.
Special thanks to Roger Snee and Alison Bossaert for their amazing space photography.
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Autumn Of Communion
by Autumn Of Communion
supported by 13 fans who also own “The Akashic Mixes”
For me personally this is a masterpiece of ambient FAX. My CD never arrived from Pete Namlook as he had just passed. Last ever FAX order to him :( Bought the download, acquired the CD later and now have the BC for streaming. Thanks AOC for an album of extreme beauty that I will listen to for the rest of life. Too difficult to choose a favourite track...them all.
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María Sabina Cubensis
by Nacht Plank
supported by 12 fans who also own “The Akashic Mixes”
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Epinaz
by Mick Chillage
supported by 12 fans who also own “The Akashic Mixes”
Mick Chillage appears to be able to master any style with ease. Here Mick returns to immersive electronic soundscapes a la Faxology or (M)odes but with AOC flavours in places. Another solid and moody release. Edit: perhaps a more cyberpunk feel than others....
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Tense
by Demetrio Cecchitelli + Jonathan Dickson
Experimentalist Demetrio Cecchitelli and photographer Jonathan Dickson create haunting, expansive atmospherics for this audiovisual project.
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Acknowledgment
by Mark Trecka
Working with just voice, piano and handmade cassette loops, the Chicago sound artist navigates heavy themes through a minimalist lens.
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Various Thoughts and Places
by 't Geruis
An exercise in finding the balance between the beauty and the broken, the latest from ’t Geruis wanders gentle soundscapes.
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FAXology
by Mick Chillage
supported by 11 fans who also own “The Akashic Mixes”
I finally bought this having read a lot about Mick Chillage. What a great album! I'm going to check out more of his catalogue after this.
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