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[snowdrop]

Greetings, friends! Your friendly poll pixie here, with another selection of auditory delights for your consideration

 

I invite you to discuss and highlight the music releases that have been announced this week in psybient.org news.

 

You are very welcome to vote for your favourite, most 'interesting' album(s) and/or share your impressions and thoughts on the music.

 

p.s. This is new idea, and we will post similar topics once per week. If you have any ideas regarding how to make this more interesting, fun, and easy to use, please let me know.

 

Embedded players for each release are under the spoiler - click 'show' below to display them.

 

Spoiler

Argyria - Jai Shiva Shankar [ Avatar Records ]















click here to see it on soundcloud

 

 

Last week's results (these are the results after one week of voting - you can still vote and comment on this selection - click here!):

 

1st:  Odiolab - Medieval [ BMSS Records ]

2nd: Beatfarmer - Cosmic Playground [ Self Released ]

        Bumble - Symbiota [ Shanti Planti ]

        Frore & Shane Morris - Blood Moon [ Spotted Peccary Music ]

        Simurg - Dem Bu Dem [ Self Released ]
     
     
   
Big love _/\_

 

Edit: this week's results can be found here.

[=ҒLΦɎD=]

my number one vote goes to 'Shaman's Dream - Four elements'!

he blends psy, chilli-out and nature in such a magnificent way, it's music that makes you melt into blissfulness!

[schofield]

Master Minded - Element and Shaman's Dream - Four Elements

 

Both released on bandcamp within a few hours of each other.  Both focused on the earthly elements.  Both excellent.

 

I was waiting for Master Minded's album with enthusiasm, but the Shaman's Dream EP was a nice surprise!

[snowdrop]

Have to agree - both lovely releases

[Gagarin]

Shaman's Dream is excellent

 

(update 1)

and this one too Dubnotic - Human Nature [ Visionary Shamanics Records ]

(update 2)

and Master Minded is also good

[ancientrealms]

I voted for the r.roo release. Pleasantly surprised

[yiannis]

I didn't pay enough attention to Odiolab's album when it came out, but having a closer (and louder) listen now, it's really good. Pity I missed them a couple of years ago when they played with Aes Dana - I even went to the event - and at the launch party this year. Hope I catch them at some point in the future. 

 

Thank god we have a pretty strong circle of artists here, at least we get to see some great gigs.

 

Binge listening session today obviously, looks like it'll last a good few hours.