Thursday Bloom Adelaide, Australia
Thursday Bloom is an artist from Adelaide, Australia who uses sound to create vivid and emotional textures and imagery. His music looks to create imagery through the use of sound; taking sounds and weaving them together in a sonic tapestry. Contemplative headphone music for the individual to escape into. ... more
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Tom is a great artist I totally support. After "Lights" this is a great record which makes the listener sit down and think, a LOT. It's really sweet but there's always a nostalgic background in the tracks.
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Oblivion/Rites
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Soothing but never dull, and the final cut, "Oblivion" feels as if it even brushes up against Blade Runner. A most enjoyable album.
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Still
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A Quiet Divide
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A sublime merger of post-rock solemnity and cinematic grandeur, the composer's first album in five years unfolds as a protean tour-de-force.
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Raising Your Voice...Trying to Stop an Echo (Deluxe Edition)
by Hammock
Stunning deluxe edition of the 2006 classic, remastered and packed with eight bonus tracks.
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Music For Abandoned Monasteries
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The title says it all—this is haunting music that effectively raises goosebumps with its eerie, ominous tones.
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Underneath The Stars
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Into Dark Somnolence”
All of the tracks on this album sound very similar, which might sound like a criticism, but what I mean is that they all flow together beautifully, perhaps better than on any other GWFAA release I’ve heard. A very relaxing and calming selection of tracks, with no sharp edges or harshness. Suitable for unsupervised children to operate. Difficult to pick a favourite, 'cos they're all nice!
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