Australia: Sound of the Earth
Steve Roach · 1990
62 min · 10 tracks · ambient
Ethereal soundscapes weave through the essence of Australian landscapes, creating a meditative auditory journey.
Why this album works
'Australia: Sound of the Earth' received critical acclaim for its immersive sound design and cultural resonance, influencing subsequent generations of ambient composers. The album emphasized a connection to nature, contributing to the growing interest in environmental consciousness within the music community during the early '90s.
- Best for
- meditative auditory landscapes exploration wave-like pacing for relaxation immersive soundscapes for dreaming
- Context
- By 1990, Steve Roach had established himself as a key figure in the ambient music scene with several influential albums. 'Australia: Sound of the Earth' followed his acclaimed work 'Strange Terrain' and showcased his deepening exploration of environmental themes through music, marking a significant evolution in his artistic expression.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Roland Kayn· The Orb· BT
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Red Dust and Sweat Standout 10:45
- 2 Call to Kuranda Standout 3:15
- 3 The Ancient Voice 3:10
- 4 Atmosphere for Dreaming 7:52
- 5 Darktime / The Initiation 7:12
- 6 Origin 4:48
- 7 Spirits 3:19
- 8 The Hunter 3:02
- 9 Awakening Earth Standout 14:10
- 10 Land Sound / The Dreaming Place 5:14
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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