The Glimmer Room - Grey Mirrors (FULL CD ALBUM - 2004 - A-Frame Media / Silent Rookery - Ambient) скачать в хорошем качестве

The Glimmer Room - Grey Mirrors (FULL CD ALBUM - 2004 - A-Frame Media / Silent Rookery - Ambient)

0:00 Untitled Support: https://theglimmerroom.bandcamp.com/a... The Glimmer Room was an ambient project founded by UK musician Andy Condon, also member of techno project Neesh. Released in 2004 on CD format by The Glimmer Room-affiliated record label A-Frame Media. Re-released in 2017 on CDr format by another The Glimmer Room-affiliated record label called Silent Rookery. CD release packaged in a black DVD case (insert 1 sided) plus wax sealed sleeve notes (folded letter on parchment paper) Bandcamp description: Grey Mirrors is the second album from the unique and groundbreaking The Glimmer Room. After enjoying much critical acclaim and success with 2002's debut release Tomorrows Tuesday, The Glimmer Room is back with a new label an even deeper sound. Grey Mirrors builds on what has gone before but this time atmosphere is everything. A gentle bird song beckons you into the piece and what follows is a 42 minute, epic journey though layers of time and emotion. The Glimmer Room's strengths lie in the ability to present supremely melodic structures within a work with such emotional depth. In some passages you are cocooned in a warm luminescence, feeling safe and untouchable as lush choral washes wrap around you. Then the mood changes and you are thrown into an unsettling, barren and misty landscape where you are confronted by the sinister scraping of digital bits and bytes being smashed around a processor. As urgently as it arrives it is gone and you are left floating, clarified in a place of great beauty. Heralded as the new benchmark for the chill out album, Grey Mirrors is almost a meditation. But every journey is as individual as the listener. The ambience of the piece has been likened to the long grandiose intros of Pink Floyd with the overpowering Englishness of John Foxx’s Cathedral Oceans. While musically comparisons range from Leftfield’s Melt, the KLF’s Chill Out, to the more chilled tracks from The Future Sound of London. Add to this a sprinkle of sound design from Delia Derbyshire and you will be close to the sound of this unique album.