Midnight Moon
Steve Roach · 2000
73 min · 7 tracks · ambient
Ethereal soundscapes weave together tranquil melodies and immersive textures, creating a meditative auditory experience.
Why this album works
'Midnight Moon' is significant for its contribution to the ambient genre, receiving positive critical reception and solidifying Roach's status as a pioneer. The album showcases intricate layers of synthesizer textures that have influenced countless artists within the ambient music community.
- Best for
- meditative soundscapes for relaxation wave-like pacing for deep focus tranquil melodies for evening unwind
- Context
- By 2000, Steve Roach was already a prominent figure in the ambient music scene, having released numerous influential albums since his debut in the mid-1980s. 'Midnight Moon' came during a prolific period for Roach, following his acclaimed works like 'Strange Terrain' (1995) and 'Dreamtime Return' (1988), showcasing his masterful evolution in ambient sound design.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Roland Kayn· The Orb· BT
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Ancestors Circle Standout 8:45
- 2 Midnight Loom Standout 22:03
- 3 Deadwood 7:33
- 4 Broken Town 10:37
- 5 Hope Standout 5:00
- 6 Later Phase 11:45
- 7 Moon and Star 7:26
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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