1. |
Active Field
25:30
|
Tristan Perich New York, New York
Tristan Perich's (New York) work is inspired by the aesthetic simplicity of math, physics and code. The WIRE Magazine describes his compositions as "an austere meeting of electronic and organic."
If you like Tristan Perich, you may also like:
Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 20 fans who also own “Active Field”
A pine melody, caressing the shore. Familiar to me, I've heard it before.
go to album
Promises
by Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & The London Symphony Orchestra
supported by 18 fans who also own “Active Field”
I know pundits like to throw around terms like 'breathtaking' and 'transcendent' with all the restraint of a toddler with a can of silly string, but d*mn if I can think of a more fitting set of adjectives. Don't think I've ever heard anything quite like this. Pharaoh is the type of virtuoso that doesn't need to blow you out with tech to leave you speechless. Got me feeling emotions n sh*t.
go to album
Curtain Music
by Samuel Barbier-Ficat
French multidisciplinary artist constructs neoclassically inspired electronic songs; less a traditional album than a sequence of set pieces.
go to album
Recorded at a sold-out Philharmonie de Paris show, this live rework of Terry Riley's beloved piece is a modern-classical fan's dream.
go to album
Light Stain At Dawn - EP
by Zar
Zar balances steady, pulsing dance music with moments of quiet ambience—for both the party & the chill-out after.
go to album
Dennis Johnson: November
by R. Andrew Lee
supported by 18 fans who also own “Active Field”
From the first notes I was spellbound. This austere and contemplative masterpiece ranks alongside the solo piano works of Satie, Young, Budd and Riley for its gravitas, mystery and poignant beauty. A landmark recording.
go to album