Biosphere - Angel's Flight (AD 93)

[markedone]

48 minutes ago, jules said:

Listening to it just made me go back to Dropsonde, which is an absolute classic gem.

thanks for the rec, really enjoying this one.

Also i just discovered cho oyu field recordings, and that gier is a climber/mountaineer. Here are the journals that form the liner notes for the field recordings
http://www.biosphere.no/cho_oyu/cho_oyu.html

Also apparently he was on that expedition when 9/11 occurred.  I'm sure only resident historian @Alcofribas knows what really went down with both william basinski and biosphere on that day..

Edited January 22, 2021 by markedone

[Alcofribas]

24 minutes ago, markedone said:

thanks for the rec, really enjoying this one.

Also i just discovered cho oyu field recordings, and that gier is a climber/mountaineer. Here are the journals that form the liner notes for the field recordings
http://www.biosphere.no/cho_oyu/cho_oyu.html

Also apparently he was on that expedition when 9/11 occurred.  I'm sure only resident historian @Alcofribas knows what really went down with both william basinski and biosphere on that day..

...i am not at liberty two discuss this...

[Extralife]

Boomkat comp: NOW THIS IS SADBIENT Vol. 1

 

I really like this.

 

[Bubba69]

This is really fuckin good. Listened to it about 5 times now. It's exactly what I like about biosphere, honed in.

[thumbass]

Had to buy the CD

Edited January 29, 2021 by thumbass

[dr lopez]

not sure i "liked" it but i'll listen again

 

[purlieu]

ECM put out an album by the Danish String Quartet today, including their performance of this Beethoven work - it's really weird hearing all the snippets in their original context after becoming so used to this album.