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Released 30 years ago

Silent Heaven

C.W. Vrtacek · 1996

77 min · 21 tracks · electronic music

A haunting exploration of electronic soundscapes that intertwines melancholy with bursts of chaotic energy.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Fly/Wave — This track is a lengthy exploration of layered sounds that encapsulates Vrtacek's ability to create immersive auditory experiences, marking a standout moment on the album.
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    Saying Goodbye to the Beauty and Complexity of Life on Earth — With its reflective tone and gradual build-up, this piece embodies the album's overarching themes of loss and introspection, serving as an emotional centerpiece.
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    When Heaven Comes to Town — The closing track's expansive duration allows for an intricate unfolding of ideas, making it a profound conclusion that encapsulates the album’s contemplative nature.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Poison 1:20
  • 2 War 1:05
  • 3 Tumbling 3:30
  • 4 Inside 1:11
  • 5 Revenge 2:13
  • 6 Song for Marcel 1:59
  • 7 Rain 2:07
  • 8 Emily, Are You Happy? 3:21
  • 9 Breathing 1:01
  • 10 Silence 0:24
  • 11 When 1:42
  • 12 Thinking 3:16
  • 13 Fly/Wave 6:01
  • 14 Picture in an Empty Frame 5:05
  • 15 Minus My Friend 1:33
  • 16 History of the Heart, Mystery of the Mind 1:35
  • 17 Part of Me Here, Part of Me With You, Always 1:20
  • 18 Stone Steps 1:17
  • 19 Preparing the Bridge (For Heaven) 5:09
  • 20 Saying Goodbye to the Beauty and Complexity of Life on Earth 5:42
  • 21 When Heaven Comes to Town 26:16

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