Cordell Klier provides two discs of ambient re-interpretations of some prominent and modern newage works from the following artists: Niall, Pamela & Randy Copus (also known as 2002), and harpist Joel Andrews. 

 

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Inspired by thoughts of Nelson Goodman, Seetyca created two disks of music originating of the same sound sources but seen and reworked in different times. So see what's green and what's blue...

The songs of 'music for an imaginary city' developed when malabi worked on a serial documentary on RAI, the national Italian television. The projects were based on the status of Italian major cities like Rome and Milan, the growth of Periferia (Suburbs) and the pollution linked to cars and traffic. Malabi started to imagine the different places and cities of the future. He was born as an architect and works as a director. He needed a "sound" for his works so he simply joined these two passions and trasformed this imaginary idea into music. The idea of a clean, slowly rarefied city, living in simplicity, all connected thru the invisible electronic: imaginary.

Kendall Station's Nebulae and Gridlock constitutes an amalgam of two separately conceived works spanning the past five years, each proposing somewhat different approaches with the same topics. Each track serves as a vignette to various phases of interstellar travel such as cryosleep, spacewalking (see 'Tether'), and docking your ship at a space station that ancient cultures viewed as a mythical afterlife ("Xibalba"). This album, above all, explores a continuous experience of nostalgia and isolation one might feel when arriving at an interstellar destination.

Jamais Vu: French- the opposite of Déjà vu; meaning "never seen". Describes any familiar situation not recognized by the observer.

This album is a collection of out-takes, reworks, and previously unreleased tracks recorded by Exuviae between 2002 and 2006. Complied exclusively for the Endless Ascent label.