try out 'deltidseskapism' maybe too on Source. it's beautifully lush post Chain Reaction/Monolake urban poetry in motion for the highway on late nights that will ease feelings of feeling lonely and i stick to the idea Takashi wada might shine its light over your heart too if you're into sweet ambient pop music without the dull stupid cupid idea you might get about it, pigeonholing it that way. it's just thirteen intricate japanese haikus. out on onitor.
on the extra-313 level i thought yann tiersen and shannon wright worked out a blissfully encompassing album too (a self titled album on Ici D'Ailleurs) and sure there's stuff like July Skies too (which fits the British balladeers tradition, but more in ethereal ways) M kj at technotourist dot org schreef: > On 9-dec-04, at 1:25, kj at technotourist dot org wrote: > >> as in "pensive reflection or contemplation" - been listening to lots > >> of > >> music that puts me there/or compliments the mood I'm already in (I > >> blame > >> this rainy, not quite snowing yet, grey weather we've been having) > >> > >> stuff like: > >> > >> Opiate, Minotaur Shock, Four Tet, Isan, Mum, Boards of Canada, > >> Blockhead, > >> Fennesz, etc. > >> > >> anyone got suggestions for more of this type or more Detroit/313 > >> oriented > >> music that might fit the bill? > > > > Personally i love most of the Jimmy Edgar (how more 313 can you get > > :)) stuff, his records on Warp are really nice. Furthermore i am > > really enjoying a lot of the stuff on Merck especially that album from > > Edgar as Kristuit Salu vs. Morris Nightingale - My Mines I, also the > > Secede CD is really nice. > > Not really 313 orientated but since you mentioned Fennesz i think you > > will enjoy the album from Apparat on Sh*tkatapult (sorry the 313 > > textsensor won't let me write the full name :-/) as well. > > Doh! Forgot to mention Telefon Tel Aviv... how could i forgot about > them!
