Meg Bowles Connecticut
Classically trained composer-synthesist Meg Bowles has been well known for her ambient orchestral soundscapes for over 25 years.
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supported by 34 fans who also own “Slow Dance Under a Red Moon”
We have the 'Rest Of Life' to think whole truths morally wrong... no amount of gronce will shonky honesty up.. when dissin to depleted lobotomies is not barked back at too smugly.. cones, jugs & pharmacies "And all the drama got me stressin' like I'm hopeless, I can't cope.. Me and the homies smokin' roaches, 'cause we broke" - 2PAC
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Offering to the Morning Fog
by Robert Rich
supported by 31 fans who also own “Slow Dance Under a Red Moon”
Right from the first sound you hear, to the last note - this album will transport you to a natural place. I cannot put into words how this album has been such a huge help. It’s like a friend now - like someone who is always there. An amazing album that everyone should own. Thanks so much, Robert.
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Zones, Drones & Atmospheres
by Steve Roach
supported by 29 fans who also own “Slow Dance Under a Red Moon”
This album will grow on you. Listen in headphones or earbuds. It will blow your mind. Steve has so many amazing textures and dimensions on this release. It's hard to pick a favorite track. Probably in his top 5, if there is such a thing.
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Electronic pioneer Steve Roach is at his finest on this 11-track live record, recorded as part of the celebrated Ambient Church series.
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Spiral Revelation
by Steve Roach
The latest from celebrated electronic composer Steve Roach, which uses only analog synths, is rich, warm, and pulsing with life.
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A Certain Child of The 90s
by Ariel Kalma
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 23, 2024
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supported by 28 fans who also own “Slow Dance Under a Red Moon”
If I wanted to point someone to Steve Roach's music, I'd start them here. This record spans some of Roach's signature styles, like the percolating synths in "Currents of Compassion", the dreamy abstraction of "Prometheus Passage", the tribal rhythms of "The Gone Place", and the elegiac majesty of "What Remains". It's stunning all around and guaranteed to make any day better.
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