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Desiderii Marginis – Thaw

Artist: Desiderii Marginis
Title Of Album: Thaw
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Zoharum / ZOHAR 073-2
Genre: Dark Ambient
Quality: Flac (tracks+.cue)
Bitrate: Losselss
Total Time: 01:10:45
Total Size: 353 mb

Tracklist:
1 Chaos Undivided 4:13
2 Latency 4:21
3 Animation 8:07
4 Muffled 6:27
5 Forlorn 5:08
6 Compression 5:11
7 Untitled 5:40
8 Dead Men’s Choir 4:34
9 Deadbeat I Remix 5:58
10 Equinoxe 6:48
11 Equinoxe II 6:48
12 The Sleep Of Reason Produces Monsters 7:30

Over the course of 20 years, Levin released 7 full-length albums, a 3-way split and a collection of rare pre-debut demos plus numerous tracks on various compilations. His latest offering entitled “Thaw” compiles the latter and adds 3 tracks from the split “Lost Signals from Unknown Horizons”. On the one hand, it is simply a collection of rare tracks, but, on the other, it may serve a purpose of a “best of” album. With the chronology unaltered, it gives you the full picture of the project and its progress. It is a history lesson of the last 20 years in sonic melancholia of Desiderii Marginis.

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Darshan Ambient – Songs from the Deep Field

Artist: Darshan Ambient
Title Of Album: Songs from the Deep Field
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Spotted Peccary / SPM-2402
Genre: Ambient
Quality: Flac (tracks+.cue)
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 01:02:24
Total Size: 301 mb

Tracklist:
1. Star Born
2. Cluster
3. The Deep Field
4. Blue Lotus
5. Heaven In A Wildflower
6. You Will Never Be Alone
7. MicroLife
8. Gray Sea
9. Hidden Stars
10. Tears To Rain
11. Sleepers Awake!

Songs From The Deep Field – eleven tracks of layered pulses, melodic vibrances, and foundational grooves that evoke a human expression of awe-inspiring vastness that stretches the very fabric of imagination.

Songs From The Deep Field – running just over an hour – builds and releases layer upon layer, ranging from pure space to kinetic free fall; from weightless drift to rhythmic power. Filtered throughout the album are passages that bear resemblance to the works of Patrick O’Hearn, Steve Reich, Philip Glass, Jonn Serrie, and other pioneers of ambient space music, all orbiting around a core comprised of the complex layers and familiar atmospheres of Darshan Ambient’s enticing sensibilities. The result is a heavenly blend of ambient synth textures, lush guitar loops, pulsing strings, driving rhythms, electronics, and poignant melodies; a beautiful array of ambient electronic instrumentation that reaches for the stars and beyond.

While the far reaches of space may appear vast and endless, there is a unique design that allows the elements and regions to interact with great precision; development, deconstruction, birth and disappearance, all in the flash of an eye. In similar fashion, each track on Songs From The Deep Field is complete unto itself, yet the expansive shapes and moving passages of these indelibly unique compositions all spiral together on the album into a cohesive expression of the artists deep inspiration.

To fully embrace the universe is to surrender to the fragility that underlies the immense power and force that unites us all, and Songs From The Deep Field is a heartfelt tribute to the limitless mysteries of the cosmos.

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Steve O’Sullivan – Mosaic Classics

Artist: Steve O’Sullivan
Title Of Album: Mosaic Classics
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Sushitech Records / SUSH08
Genre: Deep House
Quality: Flac
Bitrate: Losselss
Total Time: 00:35:56
Total Size: 180 mb

Tracklist:
A1 –Steve O’Sullivan Cheques Not Accepted
B1 –Steve O’Sullivan Touch Up
C1 –Steve O’Sullivan, John Beer Breezer
D1 –Blue Spirit No Suzuki
D2 –Wise Caucasian, The Sac Magique

You have to hand it to Sushitech, the label really back their artists. This next deluxe package throws more loved material by the resurgent Steve O’Sullivan back into the pipeline with another collection of Mosaic classics Yossi Amoyal believes need to heard, either by a new generation, or for the older heads that missed out the first time – or those in need of new grooves after wearing out the old ones. The A-side of the first 12″ sees O’Sullivan at his linear, house music best in a track which is not only a bona fide Mosaic classic, but a tune which defines Steve O’Sullivan and the label: “Cheques Not Accepted”. The B-side provides one cut of woofing tom drums, tribal-tipped drum loops and cooling synths while the other, “Touch Up”, is a filter sweeping slice of French-styled house music. O’Sullivan’s dubby house jam “Breezer” with John Beer from 1999 deservedly makes the grade on the second disc as does some thumping beats of O’Sullivan’s techno-weighted alias The Wise Caucasian. More essential listening from Sushitech.