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Steve Roach, Stephen Kent, Kenneth Newby 1996 Hearts of Space 11072 (CD, Poster) Reviewed by Alternate Music Press, Asterism, Muze, Wired Steve joins in on a spirited super-session with didgeridoo master Stephen Kent and Indonesian and electron wizard Kenneth Newby. Created during the HALCYON DAYS of winter 1995, this recording can be compared to the Suspended Memories sessions, where the magic of the moment is sought after and captured on tape during the extensive 10-day marathon session in which the music was created. Kent and Newby of Trance Mission and Lights in a Fat City have played together for years. A visit to the Timeroom for the collaboration with Steve presented a unique chapter in their mutual pursuit of empowered music for the "Archaic Revival".
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  magnify | Steve Roach 2007 (Poster) A beautiful 11" x 17" full-color poster, commemorating the Immersion series. Printed on 100-pound paper and shipped rolled. |
  magnify | Steve Roach 2004 (Print) This portrait of Steve was taken about 50 feet from the epicenter of The Timeroom, in October 2004 by Steven Meckler. Printed on Epson Professional Media Premium Luster "E" Surface photo paper, 10 mil thickness, 8.5" x 11". The print quality is beautiful, with an optional black metal frame. Ships flat. If you'd like Steve's autograph, please mention this on the order form. (NOTE: Framed version available in U.S. and Canada only.) |
  magnify | Steve Roach 2004 (Print) This portrait of Steve was taken about 50 feet from the epicenter of The Timeroom, in October 2004 by Steven Meckler. Printed on Epson Professional Media Premium Luster "E" Surface photo paper, 10 mil thickness, 8.5" x 11". The print quality is beautiful, with an optional black metal frame. Ships flat. If you'd like Steve's autograph, please mention this on the order form. (NOTE: Framed version available in U.S. and Canada only.) |
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Part 1 (Discs 1 & 2) Steve Roach 2003 Projekt PRO142 (Poster, CD) Reviewed by Jim Brenholts, Hannah M.G. Shapero, Frank MacEowen, Gilles Bédard, Ambient Musings, Beneath the Icy Floe, Deep Listenings, Disquiet, Echoes, Eclectic Earwig Reviews, Electroambient Space, e|i magazine, Morpheus Music, Sonic Curiosity, Sputnik Music, Synth Music Direct, Wind and Wire Moving into the majestic realm of pure, non-rhythmic electro-acoustic soundworlds, MYSTIC CHORDS & SACRED SPACES is a stunning 4-CD release marking a new milestone in Roach's history as a true artist of sound. His landmark statements -- including DREAMTIME RETURN, THE MAGNIFICENT VOID and STRUCTURES FROM SILENCE -- are all parts of the uninterrupted flow building to this release. After a recent run of rhythmically fused CD's, Roach moves into awe-inspiring sonic immersion, delving into a spiritual dimension of sound. Nearly 5 years in the making, this release offers a listening experience beyond entertainment and pop culture appeals, creating a new sense of 'ambient orchestration' through a constantly shifting flow of sounds and textures that enters a sacred realm of music.
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  magnify | Steve Roach 2011 (Poster) Seven posters shipped together in one tube at a special discount price. Features Body Electric (24"x18"), Well Of Souls, Cavern of Sirens (18"x24"), Mystic Chords, the Immersion Series, The Magnificent Void, and Early Man. Free autographs upon request! |
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Steve Roach 1996 Hearts of Space HS11062 (Poster, CD) Reviewed by Cliff Tuel, Asterism, i/e, Muze, Tucson Citizen, Wired A Magnum Opus of pure oceanic sound and Roach's most sophisticated atmospheric work to date. The final track "Altus", Latin for both "high" and "deep", says much about this work. The most demanding and textural of Roach's work, it has more in common with 20th century avant-garde than other genres. A chilling and beautiful continuous flow of harmonic sound-worlds. Melody and harmony are present throughout in a surreal play of light and dark colors.
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Steve Roach, Vidna Obmana 1995 Projekt PRO60 (Poster, CD) Reviewed by John Pemble, Detroit Metro Times, i/e, Muze, The Tracking Angle Steve Roach and Belgium-based Vidna Obmana in their first fully-realized duo project. A dark and inviting descent through textures that swirl and drift like liquid smoke while ethno-electronic grooves throb with primal urges. This double CD presents a "day" and "night" disc, starting with the rhythmic, then moving to pure atmospheric drifts. "This is an unequalled achievement and nothing in ambient or space-music can be compared... organic, graceful, it approaches the realm of the sacred." -- (Detroit Metro Times)
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