Guitar improvisation with field recording.
From the CD 'A Quiet Place'. 
Bandcamp: https://martinhoogeboom.bandcamp.com/album/a-quiet-place
Mastered by Marlon Wolterink.

These improvisations are influenced by the landscape near the river Eem. This empty landscape has everything to do with swamps reclaimed in the Middle Ages, the expansion of the Zuiderzee and the many floods that occurred here until 1932. At high tide, the water flowed over the dikes and sometimes they broke. The inflowing water then sanded a vortex hole, which is called a "waai". These ‘waaien' are now small lakes behind the dikes. It is an old and empty landscape where the light bounces off their surface and clouds moving over slowly.

A Quiet Place

WAAI

Inspired by this haiku written by Mark Miller, an award-winning poet and photographer who has published four books of poetry, the latest being Light and Counterlight (Ginninderra Press, 2020).
Sudden breeze
every strand of the spider’s web
in tune
Picture by Tamas Kolossa https://unsplash.com/@kolossaphoto
Thanks to Naviar Records:
https://soundcloud.com/naviar-records/sets/haiku-473-sudden-breeze-every
https://www.naviarrecords.com/2023/01/25/naviarhaiku473-sudden-breeze/

Weaving In A Sudden Breeze (naviarhaiku473)

The earlier incarnation of Blink Twice was more dark ambient. This track dates back to around 1994-1995. It even predates the first Blink Twice CD "Other Locations", released in 1996. It is one of my personal favorites from the archives for it's haunting beauty rather than droning terror.
I have been thinking about re-releasing "Other Locations" on Bandcamp with some additional bonus tracks from back in that time period.

Unknown album (4/29/2017 8:22:00 PM)

Blink Twice - Phantom's Requiem

Also known as lost in the woods...

Some more images are here https://www.instagram.com/p/Cq5PEUEIZPN/

Wild Winds of Change

From the Bandcamp release "Black birds ate the sky": 
https://martinhoogeboom.bandcamp.com/album/black-birds-ate-the-sky

Martin Hoogeboom: electronics/objects
Rupert Clervaux: mastering

Black birds ate the sky

Black birds ate the sky (I)

Evenings

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First Evening

Unlikely

Unlikely Story

Electronic Ambivalent Material

Hallverb

Poison Flowers Of Summer

Elucidate yourself (  Short Version )

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