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Baldr
02:53
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Iðunn
21:22
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Fólkvangr
19:30
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Heimdall
04:59
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Sif
20:48
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Níðhöggr
04:47
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Ragnarök
14:26
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Qi Hammer Portland, Maine
Ambient-psych-free-nature sounds from Maine.
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A calming, centering piece that conjures images of gardens, early mornings on summer vacation, the unconsciousness improvisation of youth.
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First Discoveries
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They call these discoveries--they're right. A secret science seems to me to be the best kind of scientific inquiry: it acknowledges the truth that science makes itself, it also respects that science desires to know the world, but, most importantly, it knows how to keep these two impulses--making and knowing--distinct. It avoids the popular science error of making the world in order to know it. This is a truer, weirder way of knowing.
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This album reminds me of my childhood in Maine on the quiet rocky coast looking out at the ocean. I was transported back through the fog, boat horns and bells of the marine environment into a swirling landscape of infinite space that left a gaping emptiness in which to build back my memories piece by piece. Thank you for these emotional and meditative tracks.
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Minimalist compositions that take their time unfolding, bands of sound melting glacier-like from one end of the song to the other.
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Dreamy ambient from Tokyo's Betts(JP) that captures the impermanence of emotion in elegant washes of synth and field recordings.
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Dream Interpretation
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Spacey ambient that mirrors the messy, liminal world of sleep-consciousness.
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