Nebulo

I've been off traveling for the past eight days, so I haven't been able to keep up with my blogs much, but I did listen to this song on many long bus rides throughout Rajasthan. Another French musician that makes great ambient.

Burial

I have always been so intrigued with Post-rock and Ambient music because for me it has the ability to evoke emotion from deep within. And a wide array of emotions at that: loneliness, joy, emptiness, depression, happiness, hope. That is exactly why this music is so addicting to me. And on a whole I cannot find other types of music that spark so much emotion from within. However, that is not to say other music cannot do the same. I have found that Doom, Drone, and even in the case of today's post, Dub, can do the same. I have never restricted myself to one type of music, but I think I have a lot to learn from other types of music. I came across the song "Forgive" by Burial about six months ago and have not stopped listening to him since. His music truly moves me. I am not sure where I am going with this, I guess all I can say is...cheers to music that has the power to change your mood.

Tycho

I am confused as to how I had not heard Tycho until today. I've been listening to The Album Leaf for the past four years, but haven't visited his Last FM page in a grip. When I visited the page today someone commented about Tycho, there are definitely some similarities. Ahhhh, music discovery.

Carbon Based Lifeforms

If you haven't noticed already, I've been on a "Psychill" binge. I heard this band over a year ago but didn't really have the patience to listen to them. I gave it another try today and liked what I heard. This song really starts to build up around 1:57, if you give it a chance.

H.U.V.A Network

An intriguing collaboration between the artists behind Solar Fields and Aes Dana. The top rated comment on this video is the best: "This sounds like the theme for some ultra-powerful mega corporation who want to take over the world."

Solar Fields

I plan to get back to regular postings as I slowly get settled down in Hyderabad. I have been out of the loop for the past two weeks, but as I was trying to get caught up with The Wandering Musicphile, I came across this song. Just what I needed. Patience with the build up, the song and the visuals only get better.

Methadrone

Time to explore the depths of drone.