Rafael Anton Irisarri * Joachim Spieth
Rafael Anton Irisarri blends seemingly opposing elements *** Joachim Spieth explores how minimal sound particles can carry presence and motion.
400 Lonely Things
“Dark New Age for the New Dark Age” …. a 2×2.5 hour psychedelic trip by 400 Lonely Things.
Laurent Pernice * Pietro Zollo * Le Code
Ambient ambiances: albums from Laurent Pernice, Pietro Zollo, and Le Code.
Claire M. Singer * Mattie Barbier
Drone (or better: drone-based) music exploring the Scottish landscape (Claire M. Singer) or researching spatial acoustics (Mattie Barber).
Winter Solstice 7 (Mix)
My 2-hour contribution to the 7th edition (2025) of the 8-hour Winter Solstice broadcast on Concertzender Nederland.
Rutger Zuydervelt * Machinefabriek
Two productions by Rutger Zuydervelt were created for dance performances, and there’s a third album released under his alias Machinefabriek.
Peter Knight * Tauceti
Peter Knight‘s new album is a must-hear for fans of Jon Hassell *** Tauceti‘s exploration of her cultural heritage results in a refreshingly original ambient album.
Siddhartha Barnhoorn * Alan Brown
Two ‘classic ambient’ albums that originated from different sources of inspiration: a walk through the dunes (Siddharta Barnhoorn), and generative audio systems (Alan Brown).
Signal To Noise Ratio * Minua
Two immersive soundscapes using (mainly) acoustic instruments: albums by Signal To Noise Ratio and Minua.
Nÿland * Hadley Roe
Two releases in the Kringloop Kassettes series, both by Nÿland *** The Subliminal Growth Patterns created by Hadley Roe.