'Soundscapes Vol.1' is our first CD compilation. Eight ambient tracks by Robert Farrugia, Logic Moon, Dead Melodies, Powlos, CloudBurn, The Aurora Principle, Caught In The Wake Forever and Warmth. 

Mastering by Rob Small.
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Powlos - Aerial Bea

”Outer Soundscapes” is consisted of 5 songs full of high range ambiences and drones,which will remind you of some kind of trip through the unknown galaxies, far away from the earth. I really like the basic idea behind this project, cuz you can play these tracks to the hardline fans of noise or,on the other hand, you can still impress all the folks who are into ambient and drone music. Even the rookies who are simply out of this kind of experimentation will enjoy in the tracks such as: ”Secrets Of Zaibatsu Technology”, ”Cosmic”, ”Lost In Endless Space”, ”Fading Through Supernova” & ”Outer Voices”. You can even feel the darkness, emptiness and constant feeling of the unknown while listening to this material. 
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Marko Jovich-Cosmic

Anthéne is Toronto, Canada based artist Brad Deschamps who has been recording Ambient music since 2011, after also forming part of the duo North Atlantic Drift for which he’d performed alongside artists such as Benoit Pioulard and Bing and Ruth. Solo releases have emerged on leading labels such as Hibernate, Sound In Silence and most recently Home Normal, who released ‘weightless’ only last month which label boss Ian Hawgood describes on the website as ‘warm analog sleep echoes’. Brad also runs the magnificent Polar Seas Recording label, which has released material from artists such as Mikael Lind, Celer and Andrew Tasselmyer.

We’re pleased to present the next release in Brad’s catalog, which is entitled ‘asymmetry’ as he strived to explore different depths of sound. The title of the album was born out of his idea of recording in different ways to create narrow, saturated recordings as well as widescreen ambience yet trying to blend these works together as a cohesive whole. Guitar and effects pedals, synthesizers and field recordings are some of the elements that form the basis of this dynamic yet minimal range of compositions but a simple yet key ingredient can be heard in the warm and gentle tape hiss which underpins the record.

Whilst Brad’s ideas are rooted in joining disparate, unrelated textures, the resulting record is something that makes sense; the seven pieces have been lovingly mastered by Ian Hawgood, the sheer patience of each gently unfolding track will comfort even the most restless of soul and the packaging design features artwork from Peter Nejedly. Somewhere, unintentionally, an indescribable theme emerges from nothing to blanket your eyes and ears.

Asymmetry

wlr053 anthéne - asymmetry

track 4 from “Autumn Sky” by @Eternell & endlesstrains

https://eternell.bandcamp.com/album/autumn-sky

Autumn Sky

Eternell & endlesstrains - Over the Mountains

Landing On Mars

A Minute Before Sunrise

My track from Past Inside the Present's Healing Sounds II compilation:
https://pitp.bandcamp.com/album/healing-sounds-ii-a-compilation-for-those-in-need

Walking Home In The Rain

Byzantium

Cicada No.62

my remix from “Soledad” by @PepoGalan

https://stereoscenic.bandcamp.com/album/soledad

Soledad

Pepo Galán - Tristeza (furnish remix)

Oar - House With No Door

Hi there! I'm Dimitris under the project name "Kataxis"

I love synthesizers and electronic music, owning a small home studio.

After many years of making trance-psytrance music and listening to all kinds of electronic genres, I finally found my sound in the ambient-space ambient genre!
I usually record some sounds and then reprocess them in  cubase, adding some fx
My goal is to keep my tracks as minimal as possible with deep atmospheres and strange sounds, sometimes in a dark mood with mixed feelings.
I love sound design and moving soundscapes- textures.

I play for fun, and I want to share with you my tracks.

Thank you very much for listening!