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Every year I make two lists of my favorites albums of the year. One list is generally indie music and the other is ambient/instrumental.

Tearing Sky Piers Faccini. Released 2006. About “Tearing Sky” “Tearing Sky” Q&A. Album Credits. Writers Piers Faccini. More Piers Faccini albums I Dreamed An Island. Piers Faccini “Tearing Sky (incl. Piers Faccini was born in England to Anglo-Italian parents, and moved with his family to France when he was five years old. A graduate of the prestigious King’s College of Our Lade of Eton, in 1997 Faccini began making a name for himself on the London music scene with the group Charley.

Even though I have a difficult time deciding on the final group it is easier coming up with the indie list than it is for ambient. Maybe it's because after a year of music they all tend to blur together and sound the same.

There are definitely some stand outs, like the two releases from Johann Johannsson this year. But generally it's tough to make a list because there are a lot of quality recordings every year.

As hard as it is, it's still a lot of fun digging through a ton of releases to find my favorites and then out them together in a coherent mix. The tracks don't appear in any particular order. I just figured out what cuts sounded good together. Not all the tracks from my best of list made into the mix because that's just the way mixes go sometimes.

Here's the list, I'd love to hear about your favorite albums of the year, tell me about them in the comments. BEST AMBIENT/INSTRUMENTAL OF 2016: • 1. Johann Johannsson - Orphee • 2. Ryuichi Sakamoto And Alva Noto - The Revenant OST • 3. Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith - Ears • 4. Paul Haslinger - Halt & Catch Fire OST • 5.

The Green Kingdom - Harbor • 6. Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein - Stranger Things Season 1, Vol. Olafur Arnalds - Island Songs • 8. - for those of you who have never (and also those who have) • 9. Yagya - Stars And Dust • 10. Johann Johannsson - Arrival OST Coppice Halifax - Green Shape • 11. Coppice Halifax - Green Shape • 12.

36 - The Infinity Room • 13. Loscil - Monument Builders • 14. Oddisee - The Odd tape • 15. Olan Mill - Land Cycle • 16. Pye Corner Audio - Stasis • 17. Piers Faccini - no one's here • 18.

Voces8 - Winter • 19. Marconi Union - ghost stations • 20. Mac Quayle - Mr. AXX - Command Z • 22. Rezo Glonti - Budapest • 23. Riverrun - Romer Shoal • 24. Daniel Lanois - Goodbye To Language • 25.

Spheruleus - Sundials. I've been on a big Johann Johnnsson kick lately. He released one of my favorite albums of the year 'Orphee' a few months ago and now he has scored the excellent film 'Arrival.' It is a wonderful soundtrack that really adds to an already fantastic film. Johannsson tells the story of how he made the first track in this mix, 'Heptpod B,' at Song Exploder here.

That new soundtrack is the jumping off point for this cinematic mix. All the music used was released this year with the exception of tracks from 'The Martian' & 'The Revenant' which are 2015 recordings. All these soundtracks are superb and I hope you will seek out the full albums.

I've included the name of the film in the tracklist. ⦁ 00:00 Johann Johannsson - Heptapod B(Arrival) ⦁ 03:25 Nick Cave & Warren Ellis - Daedalus(Mars) ⦁ 06:15 Harry Gregson-Williams - Message from Hermes(The Martian) ⦁ 08:50 Adam Bryanbaum Wiltzie - Bring This Place to Life(Salero) ⦁ 11:30 A Winged Victory for the Sullen - Metro, pt.3(Iris) ⦁ 15:05 Mac Quayle - leavem3here.flac(Mr. I'm not sure where this mix began. Possibly late at night, glass of whiskey on the table, slow jazz playing in the background.

Arve Henriksen probably came up & got me thinking about dark, atmospheric jazz. Which sends me to Spotify to investigate more jazz noir, which leads to the discovery of Shadowdream & Dead Combo, which leads to a new mix. As you've probably guessed by now this is a late night, atmospheric jazz set. I knew when I started this mix that I'd have to include something from the Twin Peaks soundtrack because that is the first thing I think of when contemplating noir jazz. The Angelo Badalamenti & David Lynch cut that I picked works nicely because also used it for the title of the mix. I really like the mood and feel of this entire mix and I hope you do too. Grab a scotch and give it a spin in the dark.

I've always been a fan of long form ambient. It's goes all the way back to side-long cuts on Fripp & Eno's No Pussyfooting and Eno's Discreet Music. And more recently to the many full album cuts from Steve Roach. Cours espagnol francais pdf. He's got a number of long form tracks and I'm not sure how many he has released. For this mix I decided to feature a bunch of long tracks and to also let a large chunk of each to play.

Most cuts in the mix play for about 20 minutes or so. Which is why this ends up easily being the longest mix I've ever done, clocking in at 6 hours and 15 minutes.