Fuluf

I really enjoyed the Zaatari soundtrack. Lovely orchestral flow and it reminded me a bit of the Ink soundtrack. It gets my vote.
 
Apart from Calicofrost which I agree with timeisart on the soft psybient remark, I'm sorry to say this batch of releases is just lacking something.
 
Pax,
 
Lorn

For me the whole thing starts with this guy. More Ambient at times, but still

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The Dreaming Cooper release I thought was very refreshing for a 4x4 style.
 
Dense and Fourth Dimension also top notch! They work well together.
 
Pax,
 
Lorn

1. True. Still there are rarely 3 albums per week which worth listening (no offense producers, we all have bad days (albums)). Some weeks there are 5, but what are the odds that album was unnoticed during the week poll and get to the top during year poll? You have to admit, nearly zero. Maybe you can add them "underneath the mat", if one thinks an unnoticed album should get more attention, he can always get it from there. Just pondering over...
 
2. Unfortunately, you are right here as well. Moreover, this will never be fair as some artists have fan base and some don't (some more, some less). Even if the one who doesn't better than the one who does, he will lose anyway. And I don't even mention the level of shyness, promotion, media and luck factors.
So how to find the most fair balance? My answer: Jury. Unbiased musicians or DJs, who know psybient well enough, running shows, supporting community, etc... like you are! Jury, whose opinion people can trust. This will resolve many problems and justice will be served.
 
Yuri,
I'm always happy to help. Just consider what I said above first, maybe there's another workaround.

I would like to point out that Unusual Cosmis Processes reached a higher level of the music. The album is much more interesting, special and attention attracting (even in background listening mode) as before

[x] Sundial Aeon - Symbiosis
 
... I am excited about the martin nonstatic release https://ultimae.bandcamp.com/album/granite-24bits-2

For me the best live stuff I've seen is from Jean Michel Jarre.

I would definitely not bother with a poll that has me browsing a million things. For me the album/EP/compilation separation is enough. Further genre fragmentation takes it too far IMO, plus in many cases genre placement is arbitrary, especially with artists who have a wide spectrum of sound on a single album or even EP. Also, I think 100 places is enough too. Personally speaking, I'm unlikely to bother with artists outside the first 50 to be honest.

Too many awesome releases this week.
 
That Touched Two remix album, 120 tracks for 10£, what the honest hell.

Too many awesome releases this week.
 
That Touched Two remix album, 120 tracks for 10£, what the honest hell.

))))) That VA is amazing! 
For me it was more than music. All the preparation, all the love dedicated by Indra with this VA made this a success.  
Very glad you enjoyed my music.

Rainy Day ! (also Martins Garden and beatfarmer have made epic tracks as well)

Aye, like mr. Realms said. In case of multi-layered mixing (is this even a correct term??) it is still important to post the names. It sucks in Mixcloud, indeed, but it still can be managed. Somehow.

Track list is a must. It allows the listener to identify those tracks that speak to them and than go support that artist by purchasing said track.

Doing a Mike Oldfield marathon today. Currently listening to this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPtSjmI8InE

love new Don Peyote
 

Rukirek is where its at....but only three tracks! Give us moooooorrreeee!!!!
 

checking it out as we speak!

Started a new mix series called Divine Interventions. Each mix is dedicated to a God from various mythologies.
 
First one is dedicated to Osiris.
 
https://soundcloud.com/fuluf/di001osiris

This one is one of my fav since I`ve heard it first time (1999)

From PsyAmb podcast
 
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me neither Fuluf, but still, it's a great set