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- Original Release Date: 26 Nov 2002
- Format - Music: MP3
- Compatible with MP3 Players (including with iPod®), iTunes, Windows Media Player
- Also available in CD Format
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
They are not The Lotus Eaters that recorded "No Sense Of Sin" and "Silentspace". They are a band with same name.
This is a good dark-ambient, worrying but at same time relaxing.
This is a good dark-ambient, worrying but at same time relaxing.
Format:Audio CD
pay attention.
This is one of the better albums made by Aaron Turner, Ben Carr and
James Plotkin. It might not be crushing alt-metal, psychedelic noodlings or breakneck speed but god is it good.
Broken pianos slowed down to a burring hum, spliced soft acoustics and general low frequency ambience: it's excellent. It doesn't say Ben Carr from 5ive features, but he does - God knows where, or how!
This is one of the better albums made by Aaron Turner, Ben Carr and
James Plotkin. It might not be crushing alt-metal, psychedelic noodlings or breakneck speed but god is it good.
Broken pianos slowed down to a burring hum, spliced soft acoustics and general low frequency ambience: it's excellent. It doesn't say Ben Carr from 5ive features, but he does - God knows where, or how!
Format:Audio CD
very beautiful yet chilling soundscape music. if you are a fan of ambient music, i would advise you to buy this album. if you know the folk involved with these recordings then it is a must to your collection. a good buy.
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