Alexandre Desplat — The Ghost Writer

Anathema, Falling Deeper -- non-heavy versions of (previously) heavy songs -- doesn't work well in the car, so I brought it in, and it does well as concentration music, since it's almost instrumental

RIYL Steve Hackett's acoustic classical guitar work

Erotic Elk -- random Spotify stuff -- muy bueno retro future pop -- anthemic, like VNV Nation and Apop B, but...less uplifting, more cathartic.

Venetian snares - doll doll doll

...whoa...

Witchcraft, Scattered Areas of Invisibility -- (pumps fist)

Sleep Research Facility, Deep Frieze

Ronald Jenkees, Days Away -- link

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Witchcraft, As I Hide

Norator, Med rytmen i rymden -- these guys come from the "Vince Clarke is God" school of synthpop.

EDIT: And graduated with honors.

 

va http://www.discogs.com/Various-A-Tribute-To-Klaus-Schulze/release/951819'>A Tribute To Klaus Schulze (1998)

 

It starts out a little rough, but most the album is pretty decent ambient.

venetian snares - meathole

 

Amazing.

Philip Glass — Kundun (Escape to India)

 

Finished Witchcraft from last week, with "Love on a Battleship" from As I Hide, which transitioned very nicely into Sleep Research Facility, Nostromo, actually.

 

va A Tribute To Klaus Schulze (1998)

 

It starts out a little rough, but most the album is pretty decent ambient.

I need to track that down. Huge Klaus Schulze fan. I could probably have donated a track myself.

EDIT: While looking for it, I found this, pretty spot on impression of him:

 

Donald Fagen - 2012 - Sunken Condos

AWOLNATION - Megalithic Symphony

Namlook, Öçal, Sultan Orhan -- polyrhythmic bliss, for the first 11 minutes or so, and...you know, in hindsight, this is less Namlook and more Öçal.

Hush Delirium Taster LP -- I thought this was a musical group, but it's a collective of like-minded artists. Dig, all the same, adds for a bit of variety. Mostly shoegaze-ish.

British Sea Power -- Open Season

 

After a big Nine Inch Nails kick, I'm currently listening to Rasputina...  Lots and lots of Rasputina.  Lots.

I dont have Nine Inch Nails 'kicks', because for me they are called week days.