Seven
by the ambient visitor
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Dioretsa
07:28
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Rhadamanthus
09:40
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Cyllarus
08:08
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Deucalion
06:30
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Ceto
08:03
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Phorcys
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Bienor
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Altjira
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about
Our seventh album of deep and mysterious longform ambient music.
A continuous hour long piece split into eight parts.
The music evolves very slowly and is very spacious.
The music is generative:
each note is played in a long loop, the length of each loop if different for each note, so although the music may seem to vary only slightly, it never quite repeats itself.
The tracks on this album, like the previous six, are named after trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs) - planetoids and other objects whose objects is on average greater than that of Neptune.
These TNOs are themselves named after characters in Greek and Pacific island mythology.
This will be the last album whose tracks will be named this way (for now anyway). The reason being that although there are hundreds of of known TNOs, only a few have names and I have used them all!
The last track is named after the most recently discovered TNO with an actual name.
A continuous hour long piece split into eight parts.
The music evolves very slowly and is very spacious.
The music is generative:
each note is played in a long loop, the length of each loop if different for each note, so although the music may seem to vary only slightly, it never quite repeats itself.
The tracks on this album, like the previous six, are named after trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs) - planetoids and other objects whose objects is on average greater than that of Neptune.
These TNOs are themselves named after characters in Greek and Pacific island mythology.
This will be the last album whose tracks will be named this way (for now anyway). The reason being that although there are hundreds of of known TNOs, only a few have names and I have used them all!
The last track is named after the most recently discovered TNO with an actual name.
credits
released 16 February 2012
written and produced by the ambient visitor
written and produced by the ambient visitor
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Aug 2011
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