Category Archives: Ambient

Autechre “VLetrmx21”

01/09/2010Ambient, Electronicaambient, Autechre, electronica, idmudalaka

These sounds go deeper than other. A masterpiece.

Aphex Twin “Rhubarb”

26/08/2010Ambientambient, Aphex Twinudalaka

Continuing ambient subject one of my favourite tracks of a man who should be here earlier:

Szymon Kaliski – “Or Delicate”

25/08/2010Ambientambient, Audiomoves, Out of Forgeting, Szymon Kaliskiudalaka

Recently I found on Fluid-radio very positive review of new debut album “Out of Forgeting” by Szymon Kaliski – young Polish musician from Poznań, who writes an ambient music. I played track “Or Delicate” which promotes the album and I must say it’s realy good piece of music. Kaliski’s combination of sound touches made through piano and noises and space in the back of the scene sounds very interesting and promising.

Like Adam Williams – an author of review – I must say that this is an example of minimalistic and intimate music in which each sound and note has great significance and at the same time it is still a nesseccary part of a whole. Some time ago I wrote a simmilar words about Photek’s “Modus Operandi” – and this is a big compliment.

The album is released only digitaly by British label Audiomoves. Details You can find under the links below:

And here “Or Delicate”:
Szymon Kaliski – Or Delicate by Audiomoves

Orla Wren “The Fish and The Doll”

16/08/2010Ambient, Electronicaambient, electronica, Orla Wrenudalaka

And watch the video.

Yellow6 “Realisation”

03/08/2010Ambient, Post-rockambient, post-rock, Yellow6udalaka

Behind Yellow6 is Jon Attwood – British musician, who started in early ’80 in London punk groups. In ’90 he started to play alone in post-rock, ambient and drone stylistics.

On his website You can read paragraph which describes his tyle quite truly:

“Raised on punk, Jon Attwood has given up high-tempo, high energy three-chord anger and given himself over to a slow-motion, instrumental dreamland. Heavily reverbed, beautifully distorted guitars gracefully ascend, swoon and dip, freefall towards the earth, then catch themselves again, slowly tracing a complex and epic trail. The background is minimally constructed, often consisting of little more than some programmed beats and perhaps a bit of feedback. These all-instrumental compositions quietly arouse emptiness, void and the likeness of being.”