AOsmosis Records Lahnstein, Germany
Independent music label with a focus on ambient/drone/experimental works,
presented in limited (mostly handmade) editions.
AOsmosis Records recommends:
Nero (o quasi)
by Federico Mosconi
8-track journey into the broad spectrum of blackness. Created over the course of 3 years by Italian composer/guitarist Federico Mosconi.
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TESHUVAH
by Drawing Virtual Gardens
David Gutman’s 7-track reflection on repentance – recorded during 5777.
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Year Zero is the sound of an unbreakable shiny sphere filled with all the emotions one can possibly feel during his life. We perceive the sweet bitterness of life in dissonant strings phrases, its recurring harshness in games of amplitudes and contrast, but can also catch its sheer beauty in the blink of Noise's beginning. Altogether, Year Zero is a selective eclecticism, a fragile strength that can be misleading at first, but will eventually unveil the hidden gems cornered behind the shadows.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Return to Shangri-La”
The already-stellar Hotel Neon show a welcome positive development in the maturity and variety of their sound with the addition of Mr. Kemner. The mastering by T. Deupree and a guest appearance by Andy Othling bring just that much more quality and depth to the sound. The undulating distortion of Deluge gets me every time.
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Nocturnal Machines
by Marc Kellaway
Marc Kellaway combines prepared piano with other acoustic and electronic elements on this mysterious new LP.
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Experimental ambient songs drawn from real-life experiences that are moving and immersive.
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