At 04:51 PM 9/20/99 -0700, you wrote:
quoted 14 lines Regardless of location, Pulse Programming's Prelim is an> >Regardless of location, Pulse Programming's Prelim is an
> >excellent spacious ambient release.
>
>yep, i certainly have to second lance's recommendation. funny, because i'm
>sure i popped the disc in when it first arrived & i didn't think i liked
>it... but on reflection, it's really, really nice. i especially like the
>fact that it doesn't wear its production on its sleeve -- a subtle
>combination of digital and analog (or "organic" as some will insist upon
>calling it), it's neither all glitch nor pure guitar-drone, though there are
>certainly elements of both. lovely, spacious bell-tone shimmer.
>it's funny, because it's been a long time since i heard any ambient i
>really, really liked. i wish there were more stuff out there like this (and
>parmentier), that managed to create new spaces in ambient music rather than
>treading the ol' isolationist drone-scape.
actually phil several years ago i started to shy
away from ambient releases but have gotten back
into the genre within the past year or so. if you like
the pulse programming release i suggest you try:
. Cathars: amorpheus cd (Miau-Miau International)
. Andrew Coleman: s/t 12" (Thrill Jockey)
. Shuttle358: optimal cd (12k)
. Novisad: s/t cd (Tom)
. Jacob Mandell: Healing cd (Kodama)
. Minit: music cd (Sigma Editions)
. Vladislav Delay: ele cd (Sigma Editions)
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