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Ambient Deluxe
Released in 1995.
Written, produced and performed by Peter Andersson.
https://raison-detre.info
Released in 1997.
Written, produced and performed by Helge Siehl, Martin Gitschel & Stefan Knappe.
Maeror Tri disbanded in 1996. As is the case with this album, their work continued to be released for some years afterwards.
Released in January 1992.
The tracks here are of the earliest (Belgian) release on 12" vinyl. The slightly later UK release (May 1992) has Analogue Bubblebath 1 as Track 2, a longer version of Flap Head as Track 3 (printed as 'Flaphead') and Phloam as Track 4 (misnamed as Isoprophlex).
Reissues post 2000 seem to use the 'Belgian' tracklist but use the longer version of Flap Head.
It's interesting that Richard James is styled as 'The Aphex Twin' for this recording when a large majority of his releases drop the 'The' and are just 'Aphex Twin'.
Written, produced and performed by Richard D James
https://aphextwin.warp.net
Released on 26 November 2010.
This is the DVD component of a digipak which also includes two CD's. All of these feature live performances in Tokyo during March 2010.
Tracklist:
00:00 A Crystal Poem (Visible Version)
35:11 Sequencers Are Beautiful
All music written and performed by Klaus Schulze.
R.I.P. electronic genius Klaus Schulze, 1947-2022
Released in 1994 on limited edition VHS.
Tracklist:
00:00 Cantharsis
02:42 Of Dying Relics
07:33 Pharynx
12:51 Chalixtins
18:15 Mesmerized In Sorrow
22:53 Mourning
All music written, produced and performed by Peter Andersson.
https://raison-detre.info
A compilation released on 25 October 2010.
It may seem strange that an artist whose career was founded on post punk, new wave and synthwave should cross into ambient music in the middle part of their career, although John Foxx isn't the only example of someone who has done this. The uniqueness of his contribution manifests in those releases made under the 'Cathedral Oceans' brand, a staggering set of works, first released over the decade from 1995 - 2005, which have an architectural/ecclesiastical ambience making them difficult to compare with anything else.
An insight into the motivation behind these works is given by John Foxx at cathedraloceans.com. The inspiration for them goes back to his childhood and teenage years.
Tracklist:
Cathedral Oceans I
0:00:00 Cathedral Oceans
0:05:16 City As Memory*
0:10:59 Through Summer Rooms
0:17:35 Geometry And Coincidence
0:23:00 If Only...
0:26:22 Shifting Perspective
0:28:55 Floating Islands
0:35:02 Infinite In All Directions^
0:40:53 Avenham Colonnade
0:47:06 Sunset Rising*
0:49:44 Invisible Architecture
Cathedral Oceans II
0:53:06 Revolving Birdsong
0:55:19 Shimmer Symmetry
1:00:33 Far And Wide
1:07:15 Ad Infinitum
1:13:42 Quiet Splendour
1:19:40 Luminous And Gone
1:25:39 Stillness And Wonder
1:32:03 Return To A Place Of Remembered Beauty
1:39:24 Visible And Invisible
1:46:14 Golden Green
Cathedral Oceans III
1:53:25 Oceanic
1:57:33 Through Gardens Overgrown
2:00:13 Spiral Overture
2:06:01 The Shadow Of A Woman's Hand
2:11:03 Radial Harmonics
2:11:38 Serene Velocity
2:16:09 Fog Structures
2:20:13 Eternity Sunrise
2:24:33 Harmonia Mundi
2:29:18 City Of Endless Stairways
2:34:05 In Rising Light
2:41:02 Metanym
All tracks written by John Foxx except
^ Written by John Foxx & Louis Gordon
* Written by John Foxx & Peter Griffiths
All tracks produced and performed by John Foxx.
cathedraloceans.com
metamatic.com
A brief timeline of Cathedral Oceans releases:
1995: The original Cathedral Oceans release of 11 tracks on CD (shown here as Cathedral Oceans I).
2003: DVD release showing dynamic artworks by John Foxx accompanied by the music from the 1995 CD.
2003: A 2xCD release entitled Cathedral Oceans I + Cathedral Oceans II. The original 11 tracks are reissued here as Cathedral Oceans I and a second CD is added containing 10 new tracks designated as Cathedral Oceans II.
2005: A CD of 12 new tracks titled Cathedral Oceans III.
2006: A DVD release of more dynamic artworks set to the music of Cathedral Oceans III.
2010: A four disc compilation set plus illustrated book entitled 'The Complete Cathedral Oceans'. This has three reissued music CD's containing all the tracks described above plus a reissue of the 2006 Cathedral Oceans III DVD.
The artwork used here is a mixture of imagery from the packaging of all the above releases. No DVD footage has been used.
Released in April 1993 on 7" green vinyl as a limited edition of only 200.
Written, produced and performed by Helge Siehl, Martin Gitschel and Stefan Knappe.
Maeror Tri disbanded in 1996.
Released on 9 November 1992
Written, produced and performed by Richard D James.
https://aphextwin.warp.net
Released on 11 January 1993.
'Polygon Window' was a performing alias used by Richard D James before he became 'Aphex Twin'
Written, produced and performed by Richard D James.
https://aphextwin.warp.net
Released on 22 March 1993
Written, produced and performed by Richard D James
https://aphextwin.warp.net
From the Glass House EP released on 12" vinyl in 2001.
Written, produced and performed by Paolo di Nola.
Visuals by Tunnelmotions
www.bitchute.com/channel/FQvCircJlUsw/
www.youtube.com/@tunnelmotions
Title track of the Glass House EP, released on 12" vinyl in 2001.
Written, produced and performed by Paolo di Nola.
Visuals by Tunnelmotions
www.bitchute.com/channel/FQvCircJlUsw/
www.youtube.com/@tunnelmotions
One of three tracks from the D. Moo EP released on 12" vinyl in 2003.
In my opinion the best of the three tracks from the EP. The music of ice cubes, cocktail shakers, soda syphons and the clinking of glasses.
Written, produced and performed by Jason M Williams.
Visuals by Ambient Deluxe
One of three tracks from the D. Moo EP released on 12" vinyl in 2003.
Written, produced and performed by Jason M Williams.
Visuals by Ambient Deluxe.
One of three tracks from the D. Moo EP released on 12" vinyl in 2003.
Written, produced and performed by Jason M Williams.
My comment - I sometimes post things for their historical interest more than their musical appeal and this is one example of that. It's hard to understand why Jason Williams released this under the alter ego 'Vincent' when he had been known, and enjoyed success, as 'Velocette' for over a decade.
There are dozens of bands and solo artists with 'Vincent' as their name or as part of their name. This creates confusion and has resulted in this EP being catalogued under the wrong artist by Discogs (although the contents are correctly described and attributed). In fairness to Discogs this is very rare and their contributors are normally meticulous.
It's also a surprise that in 2003 Jason Williams should revert to such an extreme minimal style after releasing two sophisticated and borderline brilliant albums in the 90's.
Released on DVD in 2009
A live set performed on 1 November 2008 at The Forum, Kentish Town, London.
Tracklist:
0:00:00 Trauma¹
0:09:28 Serpent Magique¹
0:15:59 Terra Coda²
0:17:24 No Man’s Land²
0:22:10 Sally’s Garden
0:26:48 Hyperborea 2008²
0:31:12 Sphinx Lightning Part 1²
0:38:59 Carmel California¹
0:47:39 Leviathan¹
0:55:02 Wisdom And Tragedy²
1:01:06 Blue Bridge¹
1:06:11 Fire On The Mountain¹
1:13:35 Leaving The Masters For Good²
1:15:49 Cinnamon Road²
1:19:23 Hunter Shot By A Yellow Rabbit¹
1:29:37 The Last Soldier¹
1:39:47 Wu Wei²
1:44:41 Sphinx Lightning Part 2²
1:51:06 Going West²
1:56:42 Point Of No Return²
2:01:58 Loved By The Sun²
Encore:
2:08:24 Love On A Real Train 2008²
2:15:57 Streethawk²
2:18:52 Sadness Of Echnaton Losing The World Child¹
2:25:24 One Night In Space¹
2:33:53 Tomorrow Never Knows⁴
2:39:38 Cloudburst Flight 2008³
Produced by Edgar Froese
Music written by:
¹ Edgar Froese
² Christoph Franke, Edgar Froese & Johannes Schmoelling
³ Christoph Franke & Edgar Froese
⁴ John Lennon & Paul McCartney
Performed by:
Bernhard Beibl - guitar
Edgar Froese - keyboards & guitar
Iris Camaa - drums & percussion
Linda Spa - flute, saxophone & keyboards
Thorsten Quaeschning - keyboards
Released on 2 May 2023
Written, produced & performed by Narek Buniatyan.
https://07ar.bandcamp.com/
PWYW download from Digital Distortions
https://digitaldistortions.co.uk/album/over-d3
From the EP 'The Angular Adventures Of Kit Clayton In The Land Of Sound And Shape' released on 12" vinyl in 1998.
Written, produced and performed by Kit Clayton
www.musork.com
Visuals by Ambient Deluxe
From the EP 'The Angular Adventures Of Kit Clayton In The Land Of Sound And Shape' released on 12" vinyl in 1998.
Written, produced and performed by Kit Clayton
www.musork.com
Visuals by Tunnelmotions
www.bitchute.com/channel/FQvCircJlUsw/
www.youtube.com/@tunnelmotions
From the EP 'The Angular Adventures Of Kit Clayton In The Land Of Sound And Shape' released on 12" vinyl in 1998.
Written, produced and performed by Kit Clayton
www.musork.com
Visuals by Tunnelmotions
www.bitchute.com/channel/FQvCircJlUsw/
www.youtube.com/@tunnelmotions
DVD released on 12 December 2007
A live set performed on 7 October 2007 at the Alte Oper in Frankfurt.
Tracklist:
0:00:00 Yesterday (Music Box)
0:00:32 Ayumi's Butterflies¹
0:04:45 No More Candles Burning¹
0:09:02 Lady Monk¹
0:13:44 Carmel Calif¹
0:21:00 After The Call³
0:26:02 Hyper Sphinx²
0:31:18 Midwinter Night¹
0:35:49 One Night In Space¹
0:42:48 Part Of Logos²
0:48:13 Navel Of Light (Part 2)¹
0:56:52 Elf June And The Midnight Patrol⁴
1:01:31 Nutshell Awakening¹
1:08:04 Iguana⁶
1:12:12 Story Of The Brave⁴
1:20:30 Bells Of Accra¹
Encores:
1:36:00 Girl On The Stairs²
1:40:15 Streethawk²
1:43:17 Teetering Scales³
1:47:18 La Libération⁵
Directed & produced by Edgar Froese
Music written by:
¹ Edgar Froese
² Christoph Franke, Edgar Froese & Johannes Schmoelling
³ Edgar Froese & Paul Haslinger
⁴ Edgar Froese & Linda Spa
⁵ Thorsten Quaeschning
⁶ Edgar Froese & Ralf Wadephul
Performed by:
Bernhard Beibl - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, keyboards
Edgar Froese - keyboards
Iris Camaa - drums & percussion
Linda Spa - flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, keyboards
Thorsten Quaeschning - keyboards
Released on 24 July 2006.
Written, produced and performed by Rudy Adrian.
www.rudyadrian.magix.net
Released in 2002.
Excerpts from two live sets performed in 2000 and 2001 at Dunedin Public Art Gallery, New Zealand.
Tracklist
17 November 2001
00:00 Eclipse*
07:19 Between Worlds
10:43 Digital Star Dreams
17:38 Journey Through Haunted Lands*
22:44 Kaleidoscopic Imagery
33:49 Magical Sunset*
1 October 2000
39:50 Sterrenhemel
47:32 Mechanismo
55:54 Sfumato
57:58 Thinking Of KLEMdag
Written by Rudy Adrian
Performed by Rudy Adrian with...
*Nick Prosser - baroque flute
Released on 14 December 2010.
Written, produced by Andrew Thompson and Marc Byrd.
Performed by Andrew Thompson, Marc Byrd & Matt Slocum.
www.hammockmusic.com
Released on 8 March 2011.
Hammock's cover of a song first released in 1991 by British Indie band Catherine Wheel and sounding even more shoegazey than the original.
Written by Brian Futter & Rob Dickinson.
Produced by Andrew Thompson and Marc Byrd.
Performed by Andrew Thompson & Marc Byrd featuring...
Christine Glass Byrd - vocals
Visuals by Ambient Deluxe
Welcome to Ambient Deluxe, a collection of music written and performed in a spirit of detached observation, contemplation and reflection. The emphasis is on poignant, melancholy, dystopian, industrial and cosmic themes.
Content doesn't fit into a single genre but you will find shoegaze, drone ambient, dark ambient, space ambient, downtempo, techno and anything broadly industrial or electronic.
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