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| Ignis Fatuus:The Futility Goddess (Cold Spring - 1998) - A classical-styled darkness with soft spoken-word accompaniments. Poe would love it! |
| Illusion of Safety:Of & The (Soleilmoon - 1997) - Two CDs of beatless ambience, creating a bleak, haunted atmosphere. |
| Jon Jenkins: Flow (Spotted Peccary -1998) - Sublime blend of free-form ambience and piano sounds. |
| James Johnson: Unity (Zero Music -1998) - Long, delicate pieces of supremely floating electronics. Very nice indeed. |
| Juno Reactor:Bible of Dreams (Blue Room - 1997) - Extremely artful techno. Beautifully constructed, with delicious conga flavorings! |
| The KLF:Chill Out (TVT - 1990) - Taking the A (for Ambient) train! |
| Larry Kucharz:Electrochoral Dreams (International Audiochrome - 1998) - Kucharz returns to his synthesized choral sound. |
| Larry Kucharz:Dark Red (International Audiochrome - 1998) - Kucharz' ambient evolution continues, his minimal works becoming even more refined. |
| Larry Kucharz:Metachoral Visions (International Audiochrome - 1997) - Unadorned beauty by way of long, flowing synth tones with little or no processing/effects. |
| Lagowski:Ashita (Side Effects - 1997) - Andrew Lagowski's newest looks to the future. Beautifully subtle details underneath slow-beat techno. |
| Alan Lamb:Night passage (Dorobo - 1998) - More of Lamb's found sound recordings from the world's largest stringed "instrument"... and then some. |
| Love Spirals Downward:Flux (Projekt - 1998) - LSD's Ethereal Pop (via processed guitar and female voice) meets modern beats. |
| Lull:Moments (Release - 1998) - The latest from Mick Harris. Can be optionally heard as one long industrial drone, or as 99 broken shards. Very interesting! |
| Lustmørd: Heresy (Soleilmoon - 1990) - Undeniably dark. Deep, cavernous reverberations, subterranean in sound and feel. |
| Mandible Chatter:Food For The Moon (Manifold - 1997) - If variety is the spice of life... zap your musical taste buds on this sonic feast! |
| Mandible Chatter: Grace (Manifold - 1995) - Wildly diverse sounds and music. |
| Moby: Ambient (Instinct - 1993) - The former king of Techno does the ambient thing... well, pieces of it anyway. |
| Mox: Mox (RGB - 1998) - Musical crossbreeding yields an ear-friendly electronic/ambient/world/retro-rock entity. |
| Muslimgauze: Beyond the Blue Mosque (Staalplaat - 1996) - A collection of tracks culled from limited editions. Hear them here. |
| Muslimgauze: Blue Mosque (Staalplaat - 1994) - 2 CDs of (very!) rhythmic noise. |
| Arne Nordheim: Electric (Rune Grammofon - 1998) - Utterly amazing rerelease of sound experiments recorded 30 years ago. (See also the Biosphere/Deathprod remix CD). |
| Open Canvas: Nomadic Impressions (Waveform -1998) - Ethnically-influenced ambient electronics. |
| The Orb: Orbus Terrarum (Island - 1995) - A strange and wonderful musical journey. |
| Jeff Pearce:Vestiges (Jeff Pearce Music - 1998) - If I didn't tell you these sounds came from a guitar, you'd probably not guess it. Very nice indeed. |
| Photek:Modus Operandi (Astralwerks - 1997) - Drum and Bass masterpiece by an obsessive genius... and it's only his first full-length release. |
| O Yuki Conjugate:Equator - Dazzling! Not as "tribal" as I'd expected, but great sounds. |
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