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Drifted Into Deeper Lands - Alpha Wave Movement
Newest Review: ... to these composers' more atmospheric works. The closest comparison in my own collection is Tangerine Dream's escapist classic ... more  ... 'Phaedra,' and despite coming much further down the chronology of electronic music, this album is so rooted in the ambient style that it could easily have been released in the early seventies.
The album's title is perfectly revealing of its sound, as all six tracks are aimed at carrying the listener off to a relaxing realm far from the concerns of daily life. Kyryluk could probably get away with holding the same pleasing keyboard note for fifty-six minutes and still achieve this aim, but fortunately his art...more |
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Drifted Into Deeper Lands - Alpha Wave Movement: Do Insomniac Androids Count Electric Sheep? (569 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 12/01/08 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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Like many electronic artists, Gregory Kyryluk produces work under a variety of aliases, presumably to signify contrasting musical approaches. If this is the case, then Alpha Wave Movement is surely his chief outlet for composing relaxing ambient mood music, though a certain restless flair keeps the recording interesting and creative enough to avoid being a mere "sounds of the ocean" throwaway. All the same, it's music confined to a particular mood, and is a difficult album to rate. Praised by its small fan following as a genius work of space rock (a term that seems to apply to anything featuring faux-symphonic keyboards), this has more in common with ...
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