Instrumental, ethereal, chill out, ambient world music with succulent layers of synthesizers with a steady bass undercurrent. For fans of Tycho, Emancipator, Darshan Ambient, David Helpling & Jon Jenkins, Near the Parenthesis and NPR’s ambient radio show 'Echoes.' 

Keats' Handwriting  Featuring Stereospread- Grunwald

Sent this to a friend who described it as "Ethereal". I then proceeded to google what ethereal meant. Supposedly it is an old wooden ship that was used during the civil war era.


Ethereal

We decided to spice up the version on the Bandcamp with some additional content, so here is the instrumentals from the initial single release. This one may not be so special as the original track, but may still be interesting if you are into listening to our music to fall asleep or during studying.

P.S. There is a new cover too!

Adamante / Soul Catcher (Deluxe Edition)

Bandcamp

Soul Catcher (Instrumental)

Microcosmos Records presents Memoria, a long crafted album of Vena Portae, a band from Barnaul, Russia. Vena Portae are fusing IDM, trip-hop, ambient and glitch in their live performances and recordings.

Every track on Memoria is a sonic photo card, full of memories, true stories, voices of friends and sounds of different countries.

This music is based on field recordings converted into textures, rhythmic structures and glitches. Calm and soft bass plunges you into fat bits, deep layered ambient atmosphere and sounds of live instruments. Electro and acoustic guitars, melodica, violin, metallophones were used to touch your deep childhood emotions and make transition into dreams. 

Return to your place of comfort. Remind yourself of unity with the power that created us. The power that is always with us. It's in simple things: flow of a river, breathing sound or wind. Remember the world is huge and life is endless...

Vena Portae - Wolves' Dreams

There Is No Authority But Yourself - Alan Watts + Terence McKenna

Previously unreleased: 'Where I May Roam' was one of the first tracks I wrote for 'What Dreams May Come'. I loved the climax of this piece, but as the rest of the record took shape it felt out of place in context. Originally intended to sit in the penultimate spot on the album, it was replaced by 'Awake' and forgotten until today. 

Available exclusively on Bandcamp and Soundcloud. Happy New Year! :)
Full album: http://bit.ly/bandcampwdmc

THE SAGAN SERIES (part 9) - The Humans

*

Related tracks