Second Harmonic Generation Germany
In 2007, Second Harmonic Generation started field recording ambient and orchestral noises in London, before slowly putting them together.
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A featherlight love letter to Japanese agrarian life that draws parallels between ambient, field recording, and Brazilian guitar music.
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Dream Theory - Various Artists 002
by Dream Theory
This compilation album features a collective of artists who used synthesizers, voice, and nature recordings to create their tracks.
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Assembled Parts
by Sullivan Johns
Striking experimental compositions that conjure both childhood joy and icy terror, every second of it riveting.
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Dream Theory - Various Artists 001
by Dream Theory
This new comp from the label Dream Theory charts the furthest reaches of ambient music in deep, immersive songs.
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In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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Everyday Exotic
by Slow Reels (Ian Hawgood and James Murray)
The experimental ambient duo of Ian Hawgood and James Murray complement downtempo beats with meditative electro-acoustic textures.
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if all will be lost
by Maps and Diagrams
Drift away on the soothing ambient music of Maps and Diagrams, with compositions that land on the tuneful side of drone.
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