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earman044 - Incandescent Void - Aether et Umbra
We are pleased to welcome Incandescent Void, aka Kyle Pattrick, to the family of Earth Mantra artists, with this evocative and remarkably original release called "Aether et Umbra".
With nearly an hour of what we can only call 'dark space music', this is an album for the listener who prefers their ambient music challenging, adventurous, and chock full of textural dark ambient goodness.
Adventurous, we say? Indeed, this is not your mama's ambient music. No musical wallpaper here, folks. This is an album that demands the listener sit up and take notice of what is going on, and participate fully in the experience just to keep up. It even occasionally veers into noise territory. But never fear, the music is highly approachable and exceptionally rewarding for those willing to set aside any preconceptions and accept the album on its own terms.
As they say, in space no one can hear you scream, but make no mistake: this is no horror flick soundtrack. It is a cohesive and intelligently designed collection of somewhat eerie tone poems which remind us that if there is indeed a cosmic consciousness, then perhaps we ought to consider the possibility it might not be too pleased with us or our little planet.
It is our opinion that Incandescent Void has produced one of 2008's most fulfilling and original ambient albums. We hope to hear much more from this great artist in the future.
As always, all Earth Mantra releases are available under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported license. For commercial use, please contact us.
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Music written, recorded and produced by Incandescent Void.
Released in August 2008.
Released under the "Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported" license, which allows and encourages free use of this material so long as certain conditions are met. Details of this license can be found at:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/
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earman044 - Incandescent Void - Aether et Umbra
57:53 - 113 MB
01 - The Infinitudous Spheres (2:36, 4.8 MB)
02 - Dissonance of Humanities Iniquity (4:17, 8.0 MB)
03 - Delirious Zeropoint Subfusion of the Meditative Abnegators (9:41, 18.1 MB)
04 - The Atropinic Pernicity of Miasmatic Visions (6:21, 11.9 MB)
05 - Falling Through Timeless Space Eternal (7:03, 13.2 MB)
06 - Cosmic Reverie (5:29, 10.2 MB)
07 - Inconscient Entrancement Amidst the Macrocosmic Signals (7:50, 14.7 MB)
08 - Enthralling Umbra Obscured in Perpetuity (Shifting Through the Veils) (4:56, 9.2 MB)
09 - Drifting Amongst Infinity, Perceiving the Celestial (9:40, 18.1 MB)
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We are pleased to welcome Incandescent Void, aka Kyle Pattrick, to the family of Earth Mantra artists, with this evocative and remarkably original release called "Aether et Umbra".
With nearly an hour of what we can only call 'dark space music', this is an album for the listener who prefers their ambient music challenging, adventurous, and chock full of textural dark ambient goodness.
Adventurous, we say? Indeed, this is not your mama's ambient music. No musical wallpaper here, folks. This is an album that demands the listener sit up and take notice of what is going on, and participate fully in the experience just to keep up. It even occasionally veers into noise territory. But never fear, the music is highly approachable and exceptionally rewarding for those willing to set aside any preconceptions and accept the album on its own terms.
As they say, in space no one can hear you scream, but make no mistake: this is no horror flick soundtrack. It is a cohesive and intelligently designed collection of somewhat eerie tone poems which remind us that if there is indeed a cosmic consciousness, then perhaps we ought to consider the possibility it might not be too pleased with us or our little planet.
It is our opinion that Incandescent Void has produced one of 2008's most fulfilling and original ambient albums. We hope to hear much more from this great artist in the future.
As always, all Earth Mantra releases are available under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported license. For commercial use, please contact us.
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Music written, recorded and produced by Incandescent Void.
Released in August 2008.
Released under the "Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported" license, which allows and encourages free use of this material so long as certain conditions are met. Details of this license can be found at:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/
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earman044 - Incandescent Void - Aether et Umbra
57:53 - 113 MB
01 - The Infinitudous Spheres (2:36, 4.8 MB)
02 - Dissonance of Humanities Iniquity (4:17, 8.0 MB)
03 - Delirious Zeropoint Subfusion of the Meditative Abnegators (9:41, 18.1 MB)
04 - The Atropinic Pernicity of Miasmatic Visions (6:21, 11.9 MB)
05 - Falling Through Timeless Space Eternal (7:03, 13.2 MB)
06 - Cosmic Reverie (5:29, 10.2 MB)
07 - Inconscient Entrancement Amidst the Macrocosmic Signals (7:50, 14.7 MB)
08 - Enthralling Umbra Obscured in Perpetuity (Shifting Through the Veils) (4:56, 9.2 MB)
09 - Drifting Amongst Infinity, Perceiving the Celestial (9:40, 18.1 MB)
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