beautiful piece, and interpretation of the subject..

Amazing. Devouring everything you're writing at the moment.

a beautiful, sweet, calming track... i like it! thumbs up!

from 'An Excellent Spiritual Serviceman' [CD|LP|DIGITAL]
Denovali Records · den358
available on all formats at http://denovali.com/noiseensemble

After a creative break of more than 10 years the Contemporary Noise Ensemble returns with the brand new album called „An Excellent Spiritual Serviceman”. With the band’s line-up reduced and the sound of the brass section replaced with programmable synthesizers comes an entirely new sound of the band’s music. Leaning towards composition instead of improvisation the music is now less jazzy sounding - with electric bass being used instead of double bass and drums actually being the only strictly acoustical instrument. But then again you can hear a lot of other prerecorded instruments like marimba, vibraphone, Rhodes and upright pianos surrounded by arpeggiated synths and other programmable electronic instruments. The album takes you to a journey through jazz, space rock, funk and electronic music with a destination in a form of a rock song which is as well the title song of the album. The Contemporary Noise Ensemble still impresses with maturity and class.

An Excellent Spiritual Serviceman

All Systems On..!

Contemporary Noise Ensemble - All Systems On..!

From the album 'Illusionen Av Ensamhet' available as a free download from bandcamp:
http://eternell.net/album/illusionen-av-ensamhet

Music by Ludvig Cimbrelius

Illusionen Av Ensamhet

Surr - Himlens Djup ~ free download

It's '96 Somewhere (Interlude)

Marsen Jules - The Empire Of Silence 

Buy this now: oktaf.bandcamp.com
(CD inludes download of a 38 minute bonus track)

Ten years after his debut-album “Herbstlaub“ on CCO, german ambient composer Marsen Jules takes us to his “Empire of Silence“. An impressing soundtrack to the epic power and  beauty of nordic snow and ice-landscapes. Thereby he sounds even more elegiac, warm and romantic as ever before. This might be a result of a strict reduction to bittersweet symphonic string-sounds. Sounds which Jules elapses like a prism on the timeline and lets them meander on the slightly on the listeners eardrum. While others are still talking about “modern classic“, Jules is already moving on the particle-layer through the sound-continuum. Diving deeper into the sounds then ever before, he lets the frequencies mirror on the sound spectrum with an impressing precision. Actually there is not much space for “real“ silence on the album. Instead the epic sounds of “The Empire of Silence“ seem to unfold their archaic euphoria best at high volumes. An euphoria that carries everything away and occupies the whole space. For the track titles of the eight gems on this album Jules refers to different Words for snow in Inuit language, of which the legend says there are dozens. While the melancholic openers “penstla“ (the idea of snow) and “tlaslo“ (snow that falls slowly) still travel on soft ways, the album raises to its full euphoria with “kayi“ (drifting snow) and “skriniya“ (snow that never reaches the ground). With its epic magic the nine minute long “katiyana“ (night snow) thrills the listeners attention while “naklin“ (forgotten snow) brings a short inhale. The album finds its peak with the ecstatic glisandi of „chathalin“ (snow that makes a sizzling sound as it falls on water) and finds its finish in the beautiful and lofty “ylaipi“ (tomorrow´s snow). For everyone who is still not satisfied fully after this 55 minute journey through nearly endless stringlisandi, we recommend the 45-minute bonus track which comes as digital download with the cd version on bandcamp.

Oktaf Bandcamp Store

Marsen Jules - The Empire Of Silence (Album Preview)

Remix by https://soundcloud.com/w_a_r_m_t_h from the album 'Seems Like Time To Remember, Seems Like The Moment To Forget'

Release date: 7 March 2016.
FDL-V#Two (vinyl), FDL#04 (cd)

www.federleicht.be
https://federleicht.bandcamp.com/album/seems-like-time-to-remember-seems-like-the-moment-to-forget

Herbstlaub - They Recreate Us (Warmth Remix)

from Touched 3 by touched
http://touched.bandcamp.com/album/touched-3

Crystal (mixdown)

Ryuichi Sakamoto & Alva Noto - Reverso

"Who Knows, Who Knew" is taken from the album Lies, Deception and Sin by Niskogradba.

Release date: 18.10.2018
Format: CD/Digital

All tracks sampled, looped and produced by Niskogradba 
between November 2017-March 2018 
Mastered by Roel Weerdenburg

Limited edition of 40, Professionally manufactured high quality CDr's, Handmade packages, hand numbered.
Different colored wallets with envelopes: Brown Kraft, Blue and Red.
Bigger and smaller sleeves, smallest size in transparant bag.
Photo's.

Order: https://shimmeringmoodsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/lies-deception-and-sin

Niskogradba - Who Knows, Who Knew (Taken from Lies, Deception and Sin - Out Now)

third release so that you remember*

mastering - mmcm.ru

Where There Is Silence Ep

Heavenchord & Amanita Phalloides - Oriolus Oriolus

Teatriukas - Aaa Mazoji ( Sraunus Kitaip )

Cosmos II

Ocoeur is the moniker that French producer Franck Zaragoza uses to perform, record and, release his electronic/ambient compositions. Zaragoza was born in 1988 in Bruges, France, and began learning piano and music in his youth. His influences are vast; however, he mainly culls his inspiration from classical music, movies, and soundtracks. He has also sighted artists such as Vangelis, Boards of Canada, and Moby as influences.

Zaragoza’s music is minimalist, introspective, and immersive, with a penchant for dreamlike and cinematic sounds. His works come wrapped in concept and can embody either experimental/electronic glitch textures and meticulous sound design or neo-classical, focusing on more intimate, dynamic, and organic atmospheres.

Since 2013, Ocoeur has been releasing albums with the n5MD record label and also composes for videogames and documentaries.

Crystal (mixdown)

Ocoeur

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