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RE: Bombast

Posted by RC Daniel on April 27, 2012 at 04:52:14:
Time ot move on to neo-classical and more classically driven ambient (no, not new age, please) then. Perhaps (thankfully?) not the technical capability, but loads of subtle, quiet, emotion-laden beauty. Take care though, some (much?) of this music is electronica...

Try A Winged Victory for the Sullen as a starter. Stars of the Lid? The Dead Texan? Actually, these are all SOTL-related. Hmmm, Harold Budd, Borhen and der Club of Gore, Loscil, Marconi Union, Robin Guthrie, some Brian Eno... The Necks?..

Cheers.