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The Webbed Hand "Rain" series in now graced by a contribution from Djinnestan. Much like the shorter works of Djinnestan, this 74-minute piece is subtle and enchanted. As if in a dream you find yourself strolling in a fairytale forest, dark and misty, peopled by the figments of childhood imaginings. This album is ideal for meditation, trance-work, and quiet activities. It is recommended that you play it at low volume, as it is meant to be listened to peripherally, not directly.
Personnel:
C.P. McDill - sound wave manipulations
Rain is a series of conceptual CDs produced under the auspices of Webbed Hand Records. Each Rain is a CD-length ambient recording ideal for listening to while relaxing, working, or socializing. Typically the recordings in this series are minimalistic soundscapes, with motifs played out cyclically and repetitively, rather than progressively, in order to induce a relaxed state.
This is a great piece to stream while you are at work, too. Check out the m3u options.
Thank you for listening to this Webbed Hand Records release. Please visit the WHR homepage to explore our complete catalog of experimental and ambient recordings. All of our music is free to download, but we'd be very grateful if you could make a small donation (via Paypal) to help with the costs of maintaining a netlabel.
This audio is part of the collection: Webbed Hand
It also belongs to collection: Netlabels
Artist/Composer: C.P. McDill
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Keywords: Ambient; Easy Listening; Meditative; Minimalism; Sound Art; Abstract; Drones; Soundscape; Dreamworking
Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States
| Audio Files | 160Kbps MP3 |
| Rain I |
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| Image Files | Single Page Processed JPEG |
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| jewel case back |
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| jewel case cover |
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| disk label image |
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Reviewer:
knisterwerk -





Subject:
schöne Klangwelten
Schöne Klangwelten: Flüsse plätschern, Bäume knarrzen und so etwas ähnliches wie ein Windspiel ist zu hören. Herunterladen, anhören!
Reviewer:
Acidhive -





Subject:
Superb
This is some good ambient stuff. As Mystical said: Creepy, mystical and dark. I especially like the wooden noises, the creaking ropes etc. Really subtle and refined listening here and still quite relaxing, as usual in the Rain series. If you want some top ambience, get this. It's really good.
Reviewer:
Andrew Stuckey -





Subject:
Good!
As the others in the Webbed Hand Records "Rain" series, this work calms and loosens your psyche. The cover-art is beautiful and matches the atmosphere of the record.
The sound quality is perfect and is a fine example of what can be accomplished in the netlabel ambient community.
As with my other reviews, I rank it as to how well it achieves what it attempts, and this is definatly a 5.
Reviewer:
spoonPhase -





Subject:
The great flow of Darkness
Very imaginative... should inspire creativity in those that love to dream in color. Wonderfully produced and great stereo quality. I love the swelling low tone that penetrates my head!
Reviewer:
wiseheron -




Subject:
This is very interesting
I found you via Sariane, on livejournal...while I have a few mass produced CD's of thunderstorms, et al. that I use for sleep, I've not really listened to much material like this. I find it interesting that tuned to a lower volume and running in the background while I do other things it tends to activate some of the odder aspects of my rather alien brain. (I have this strange thing where I hallucinate odors and sometimes get color flashes triggered by various things, this is not a bad thing! Just odd that the music sets it off, usually it's visuals that trigger it!) This is wonderfully creepy spooky and I'm trying to figure out how to broadcast it into my front yard halloween night :)
Reviewer:
mystified -





Subject:
Wow!
This came out during the right season-- October. It is dark, creepy and magical. Recommended for certain!