@magician-2: Maybe Ill give up the hardware synths and do it all in the box. Emmm nope it all seems too clinical and I am missing my patch cables.  Anyway best to you Ian Im currently enjoying myself in Austria and its so nice to get away from the Uk xmas chaos

I am elevated indeed as I listen -- a thousand thanks, as always!

Lovely and mellow; the astronauts have probably all fallen asleep....:)

Clean, detailed music that has a heart as well as a head. From a purely ambient perspective, "Waiting for the space elevator" is the most delightful: so simple, sad and awesome. You will hardly hear a better piece of space music, either in this or any other galaxy.

beautiful keys drifting through my brain here - perfectly paired with the bcakground layers : )

Music for space elevators.  I'm still waiting.

Waiting for the space elevator

Rumblin Cynth Rampo is based on the South Glamorgan coast she describes herself as cacophonist. Working in the genres of ambient, industrial ambient and noise she explores the worlds of science, space, heavy industry and the deep dark places of earth (or any things that she fancies).

Her tracks are created using modular and hardware synths, soft synths, diy electronic noise boxes, bread-boarded temporary sound generators and effect as well as field recordings. 

Inspiration comes from the natural world, science and space.  Influences include Bach, Beethoven, Mahler, Pierre Schaeffer, Daphne Orme, Delia Derbyshire, Louis and Bebe Barron, Can, Cluster, Tangerine Dream, Hawkwind, Throbbing Gristle, to name but a few.




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