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Category Archives: history of ambient in the UK
An Overview of the Excursions in Ambience Series
Far out. Various artist compilations tend to be a dime a dozen; there are so many out there, causing them to often get overlooked. They then tend to be found piled in bargain bins and even selling for pennies on … Continue reading
Posted in 1990s ambient, 1993 ambient, 1994 ambient, ambient compilations, Ambient in the UK, ambient music, ambient singles, Berlin school, chill out, downtempo, drone, Dub, early releases from Astralwerks records, electronic music, experimental music, Fax +49-69/450464, foxes rule, ok?, guitar drone, history of ambient in the UK, long running ambient series, obscure ambient music, Pete Namlook, spacetime continuum, The Future Sound of London
Tagged 1992 ambient, 1993 ambient, 1994 ambient, acid house, ambient compilations, ambient house, ambient series, aphex twin, astralwerks, astralwerks records, Berlin school, drone, drone ambient, early releases from Astralwerks, exclusive ambient tracks, experimental electronic music, FSOL< the future sound of london, Luna Sol, Node ambient band, Pete Namlook, Pete Namlook's Air series, Psychedelic Research Lab, Psychick Warriors ov Gaia, rare ambient music, steve fisk, The Orb
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An Overly Simple Beginner’s Guide to Ishq
It’s February, 2023, and as I write this, Ishq has released over 60 albums, numerous EPs and singles spanning back to 2001. The project is currently a duo composed of Jacqueline Kersley and Matt Hillier, who had worked together even … Continue reading
Posted in 2000s ambient, 2020 Ambient, ambient EPs, Ambient in the UK, ambient music, ambient singles, Avant Garde, chill out, dark ambient, downtempo, Dub, electronic music, experimental music, foxes rule, ok?, history of ambient in the UK, live ambient music, long running ambient series, obscure ambient music, self released ambient music, sound collage, space ambient, spoken word, The Future Sound of London, tribal ambient
Tagged 2000s ambient, ambient, bandcamp, downtempo, Indigo Egg, Ishq, massive ambient discography, space ambient, tribal ambient
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A Brief History of Ambient in the UK Part 1 – Ray Cathode- Time Beat / Waltz in Orbit
Certainly not the earliest “ambient” record in the UK, but we’ll start here for now, I guess Artist: Ray Cathode Title: Time Beat / Waltz in Orbit Released: 1962 (modern reissues) Label: Parlophone, Capital, Trunk, Dublab Genres: ambient, electric waltz, … Continue reading
Posted in 1960s ambient, 1960s music concrete, ambient EPs, Ambient in the UK, ambient music, ambient singles, art rock, chill out, downtempo, early ambient music, early electronic music, electronic music, experimental music, foxes rule, ok?, history of ambient in the UK, music concrete, musique Concrète, obscure ambient music, prigins of American ambient music
Tagged 1962, 1962 ambient, ambient music, BBC Radiophonic Workshop, downtempo, early ambient music, early electronic music, George Martin, history of ambient in the UK, history of electronic music, Maddalena Fagandini, obscure ambient music, Ray Cathode, The Beatles
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The Far Out Fox 