AA.Matix – The Nasha Experience by Nasha Records
greasy spoon

Check this one
A. Jewel Thief – Sukh knight by Nasha Records
AND THIS WOULDN’T BE A GENBASS POST WITHOUT A FREE TRACK!!!!!
TUTANKAMUN
Tutankamun by Ges-e by Nasha Records
A. Greasy Spoon – The Nasha Experience by Nasha Records

It’s times like these when we personally feel inspired just to continue doing all this free work that we do for you people to spread great new music to the world and this is also part of its rewards.

This guy, Irfan Davazli hails from Turkey.  Got introduced to our blog and now here he is with BAREFOOT as BukBuka!

Not only that, but he also got the official nod for these tracks from the creator of Barefoot, Stereotyp!

Wow, that is what we do all of this for.

Check out the free downloads and also check out the hott vid!

BukBuka – Capoeiristas (Best Capoeira Brazil Clip Vers.) by BukBuka

Bukbuka – Buk Buk Song by BukBuka

BukBuka – Capoeiristas from BukBuka on Vimeo.

You know I’ve always been a fan of the SIX DEGREES label, mainly because they were one of the first that came to my attention with some of their innovative Transnational Club releases in early 2000.  They did some great stuff in those early days with their “Travels” series of compilations.

I didn’t love everything they did but for me those compilations included a lot of stuff I could “imagine” in a club, as I was not a dj in those days.  When I did start dj’ing in or about 2004, those comps were an invaluable source of input for my dj sets.

Then I think they lost their way a little but for the past few years they’re back and in my opinion better than they have ever been!

Past couple of years have seen some tremendous releases, Vieux Farka Toure, David Starfire and most recently Shrift, The Do and Undersea Poem.  These last three acts are taking them into a different direction but it’s a direction I love.

So when they asked us if we’d be interested to do a couple of Generation Bass compilations for their label, I was very excited and thought it’s an offer we just can’t refuse even though initially we’d planned to release the compilations on our own Digi label.

I’m very proud to be a part of this new direction this great label is going in and to be on the same label as some of the aforementioned artists is quite an honour.

Doing the compilations has given me an opportunity to check out some of their previous and upcoming releases.  I was just amazed by the sheer quality of some of these releases and man I shudder to think at what I could have otherwise missed.

UNDERSEA POEM

So today it’s about The Undersea Poem.  I’d never heard of this band before and didn’t know what to expect but when I checked out their work, man I was gob smacked.

This is beautiful music.  I love the film, “The Graduate” and the soundtrack is obviously brilliant too.  What I love most about that film though is the sunshine…lol…

Yep the thing that stands out for me most in that film is the sunshine…it’s like the best summer ever and that’s what the Undersea Poem do for me.  When I play their stuff, it reminds me of that sunshine in the Graduate, the best summer ever.

It’s fresh, airy, summery and light and like beautiful but melancholic rays of sunshine…smells like a fresh lemon and tastes like the sweetest watermelon you ever had. It’s refreshing like a dip in the pool in that hot sun.

It’s that sunshine in the graduate, that sense of loneliness, that challenge to conformity, that escape from boredom, chasing that obsession and doing crazy things for love.

That’s what it is to me and I just love this album.

And you know, I just read their bio after I wrote this and this is what they say:

“For Chris Root and Juju Stulbach, making music is like capturing sunshine in a bottle.”

Mission most definitely accomplished!!

Download a beautiful track to give you a taster.

Also check out the vid.

Then read all the official info below.

THEN go and buy yourself a copy…you might just need it!

MAKES ME HAPPY – UNDERSEA POEM

Undersea Poem – “Makes Me Happy” Directed by Felipe Joffily from Six Degrees on Vimeo.

OFFICIAL INFO:

For Chris Root and Juju Stulbach, making music is like capturing sunshine in a bottle. The New York City-based pair has perennially chased the sun – and surf – when the northern weather has grown cold. With each trip to their favorite spots on the Pacific coast of Mexico or the beaches of Brazil, they’ve been inspired to crystallize their adventures into dreamy, sexy and intimate songs. They capture the idyllic side of their life by the sea, along with something of the bittersweet feelings that can accompany the viewing of an impossibly gorgeous sunset. Undersea Poem is the name of their new band, as well as the name of their first album together since disbanding their much-loved trio, Mosquitos, and it showcases their most evocative and alluring songs yet. The album, with its cover featuring a beautifully primitive painting given to Stulbach’s father decades ago, is a romantic travelogue that, luckily for us, they’ve decided to share.

Until now, Root and Stulbach have been perhaps best known for the effervescent “Boombox,” the true-life tale set to a bossa nova beat of their blossoming relationship that was repeatedly licensed for television shows, films and TV ads.  It was the centerpiece of Mosquitos’ acclaimed debut, which David Fricke of Rolling Stone called  “a sweet hybrid of bossa nova hypnosis and indie-pop restraint.” He also declared vocalist Stulbach “a genuine gift from Ipanema, a Rio de Janeiro native with a voice like warm night air.” Root, who originally hails from Philadelphia, had first spotted Stulbach at a student film shoot in Manhattan, heard her humming between takes and was smitten. More to the point, he became infatuated. Root followed her back to Rio, chronicling their ongoing courtship across two hemispheres in songs like “Juju and Blue,” a paean to the object of his fascination (with her cat) and “Policeman,” a recounting of a wallet-emptying encounter with the none-too-friendly Rio constabulary. Mosquitos ended up recording two more albums for the Bar/None label. It was in between the band’s America-by-bus tours, that Root and Stulbach first decided to rent a room at the villa a friend had opened in a small Mexican town. Since then, the place has become a primary source of inspiration as well as a veritable second home.

Much of Undersea Poem was written there, says Root, “during a month-long rainstorm. We’d decided to take six months off from touring and I locked myself in the villa with a four-track.” But that was just part of the picture. Root and Stulbach conceived of songs and/or recorded them “under the stars, in the dusty heat, on the ocean, with animals around. We had guitar, bass, a reverb pedal, coconuts, magic mushrooms.” Among the more powerful attractions were the waves. Root has long been an avid surfer and he notes, “There are many amazing breaks. My favorite is La Punta, a point break that goes left. Then there’s the main break, Zicatella, which people called the Mexican Pipeline. It’s got big, strong, tubing waves that break in a couple of feet of water. It took me until last October to surf there, and that’s where I experienced my first real tube.”

Being out in the water is essential to Root’s life as a musician. For him, “Riding a surfboard is like writing a song.” In fact, wordless tracks like “Juju’s Theme” grew out of the hours Root spent surfing: “It was my attempt to recreate the sound of how I feel floating on my surfboard, watching the sun rise or set. It’s about those quiet moments. Surf music is usually about catching the wave. I love catching a wave, but I also love the feel of being alone on the water, connected to the rest of the ocean. It’s so vast a feeling.”

Stulbach herself felt a strong connection to the land as well as the sea: “The past three years has been for us a time of more introspection — looking inside, more interested in our dreams and feelings than on what’s out there in ‘the world.’ Being around nature in Mexico helped this feeling increase even more. ‘Ants’ is one of my favorite tracks. I remember sitting on the dirt watching a hundred ants devour a gecko. Life and death seem to merge there. Everything is dying and being born. Vultures are always flying overhead as a reminder and it brings you right back to the present time. I treasure so many images of us there – our night walks with the villa’s dogs when the moon was full; the total silence sometimes, except for the sound of the endless rain and the cracking noise of the hammock; the look in Chris’s eyes when he returned from surfing, so full of ocean and life.”

Root and Stulbach fleshed out the material they’d committed to four-track with New York-based producer Scott Hollingsworth, who Root had met and worked with in Manhattan while Mosquitos were active. Though they planned to work at Hollingsworth’s upstate New York studio, the pair first invited him to join them in Mexico, so he could understand literally where the songs were coming from. Recalls Root, “We brought Scott to Bacocho” – namesake of the album’s stunning closing track – “an empty beach where Juju and I would go to be alone. While we were there, we tried to save a puffer fish from suicide. Scott then realized who he was dealing with.” And it was all good: “Scott did a wonderful job of letting this record be what it was supposed to be, not an easy thing for most producers. There was no pressure to put a chorus here or fix a vocal part there. We did lots of really cool stuff along the way, recording string sections on four-track tape, using old RCA studios recording gear. We recorded the bulk of the record in eight days at Scott’s house upstate. In between, we’d ride dirt bikes or take walks in the woods.”

Joining them was Michael Leonhart, an extraordinary trumpeter who’s long toured with Steely Dan and, in between, with Brazilian singer Vinicius Cantuaria.  Employing muted trumpet a la Jon Hassell, he lends a haunting beauty to tracks like “Juju’s Theme” “Te Encontrar” and “Ants.”  Says Root, “He is wonderful, and he really helped move this record into a new place.” Old friend Chuck Treece, a one-time member of Bad Brains and touring player with Mosquitos, contributed “some of the funkier bass.”

Seductive traces of bossa nova remain, and Stulbach performs some of her lyrics in Portuguese on tracks like “Menina Que Corre” and “Come So, Morre So.”  Less overtly pop in approach than Mosquitos, Undersea Poem has the sensual feel of beautifully arranged chill-out or, more accurately, bliss-out music, with an almost cinematic sense of place. One can feel the gentle pull of the waves or the warm shimmer of the tropical rain. The occasional twang of surf style-guitar punctuates a track, but Undersea Poem is more reverie than rave-up. It’s a dream of perfect waves and unpaved paradise, designed for the armchair traveler – and eternal romantic – in each of us.

The theme continues in more ways than one!

We got some great stuff today:

1. DICK EL DEMASIADO

2. SUPER GUACHIN

3. BINARY CUMBIA ORCHESTRA

4. MEXICAN INSTUTUTE OF SOUND

5. DAVID TROPICAL

6. 3RIK G

7. EL CRIOLLO

8. ZZK TREMOR CONTEST WINNERS

Rattle big black bones
in the danger zone
there’s a rumblin’ groan
down below
there’s a big dark town
it’s a place I’ve found
there’s a world going on
Underground

DICK EL DEMASIADO

Well Sonido Del Principe is not the first Dutch guy to become famous for making cumbias, it is this guy!

Some people call him the Godfather of Digital Cumbia.  He was born in the Netherlands and made his name as a media artist in the Netherlands by producing TV/radio shows and founding an artist group called “Institute for Affordable Lunacy.” Released first album “No Nos Dejamos Afeitar” in 2002.  One of its songs, “La Cebolla” was included in “Coconut FM”, an album compiled by Senor Coconut, and was introduced in its liner notes as “Lee Perry channeling with Tom Ze.”  Released “Pero Peinamos Gratis” in 2004, “Al Perdido Ganado” in 2005.  Fourth album “Sin Pues Nada” was released in 2006.  Released fifth album “Mi Tu” in 2008.

You can download his entire first album free!!!!

No Nos Dejamos Afeitar

SUPER GUACHIN

Love what this guy does and he’s just released 3 XCELLENT free tracks on the CABEZA Net label, which is a free label.

GRAB IT HERE:

Cabeza! 009 – Super Guachin – Bass de la Villa – 2010

BINARY CUMBIA ORCHESTRA

One of my favourite Cumbia guys, love most of what he does.

Here’s is remix of Tremor’s Viajante which is like a cross between Justice & Shantel!!!!

Tremor – Viajante (TBCO Rrrrremix) by Binary Cumbia Orchestra

MEXICAN INSTITUTE OF SOUND

There’s 2 things I think can always guarantee to you on a Saturday:

1. That there will be a Cumbia post on Generation Bass

2.  M.I.S. will be on that Cumbia post…lol..

This is one of his first ever remixes!!!

Le Hammond Inferno remixed by Mexican Institute Of Sound by MexicanInstituteofSound

DAVID TROPICAL

ALERT…New Cumbia Kid on the Generation Bass block!

This dude is from Santiago, Chile and here’s 2 great numbers by him inna kind of Block Rockin’ Cumbia Big Beat stylee…..

Street Cumbia by davidtropical

Candelaria by davidtropical

3RIK G

We have not had any Cumbia House on here for a while and so here’s one great track to play out in your sets. it’s his take on the infamous “La Mezcla” track.

Dude’s from Montreal, Canada!

La mezcla (3r1k G m!x)Culture of Colombia !!!! free download by 3rik G

EL CRIOLLO

From Bogota, Colombia, home of Cumbia, this dude is another new kid on the block.

Some great tracks he has, most not available for download but this Michael Jackson one is.

Bad Burrita (criollo MashUp) by El Criollo

And here’s his Cumbianized version of a Tribe Called Quest track, stream only…but if you recall we stuck up our blog homie, SDP’s version of Bonita Applebum earlier in the week.

Luck of Lucien (Criollo Mix) by El Criollo

TREMOR CONTEST WINNERS – ZZK

Man I am OVER THE MOON that my bro’ Mayur aka Bandish Projekt is one of the winners, you just don’t know HOW MUCH that means to me and to him and to the third stooge, Pritesh Varia

Str8 4rom ZZK:

The Tremor remix contest ended a few months back, but since so many people participated and the ZZK office was so hectic lately, we’ve taken a little more time than we thought to get to the final result.

Thanks to all those who participated! We are thrilled to see all different types of interpretations that came from Tremor’s work by taking it into different directions.

It was hard to only pick 6 remixes, but we finally did it!

Here you can listen to the 6 winners online, and in the next few months they will be up for free downloading in a Tremor remix album, so don’t worry soon there will be much more news!

…and the winners are:

Tremor Remix Contest Winners!! by zzkrecords

Douster just dropped us this mail:

On the releases tip, expect in the few weeks to come a lot of large remixes for Crookers and Yelle , Kid Sister, Bobmo, French band The Cheerz or Ghanaian rapper X-Pensive Nframa, a lot of different styles actually, killing dancefloors in different ways.

Be prepared for my crazy ass collaboration with swedish gaylords savageskulls, two really nice tracks with even nicer remix… i can’t really talk about it actually but it’s BIG !

There’s a lot of way better things to come but well, i’ll have plenty of time to tell you about it later. no worry !

Soooo for giveaway, 3 little tracks/edits/wathever… no big deal !!

First of all, I know some of ya must be allready tired of the original one, so here’s my VIP version of King Of Africa, fuck that shit, everybody’s a vip nowadays  no ?

Douster – King Of Africa VIP mix

2d, a lil take on Untold’s Ananconda… shit makes you dagger like a robot !

Untold – Anaconda ( Douster Dagga robot edit )

And finaly some for my stooooooopid heads !

My new windows movie maker + youtube audio rip combo wid pritty yolandi’s band die andwoord, crazy bubblin style, butterfly glitters…watch out for the avatared bono !!!!

Die Antwoord – Enter The Ninja (Douster Butterfly Remix) mp3

Boy, we have a BIG one for you tonight.

3 MASSIVE names, 3 BIG dj mixes!

I love Mixfest when we have stuff like this to post.

1. J Wow (Buraka Som Sistema)

2. David Starfire

3. Liquid Stranger

J WOW (BURAKA SOM SISTEMA)

Picked this up from Discobelle and the tracklisting looks delicious man.

It includes our homies Beware & Motorpitch which we’re dead chuffed about cause man they deserve to be on BIG mixes all of the time.

GRAB IT HERE

Tracklist:

Zomby – Little Miss Naughty >> CD-R
Roska – Squark >> Rinse
Vampire Weekend – White Sky >> XL Recordings
Debruit – Nigeria What >> Civil Music
DJ Beware & Motorpitch – Poporoca >> Man Recordings
DJ Gregory & Sidney Sampson feat Dama S – Salon >> NEWS
Roulet – Kitamanda (J-WOW remix) >> Enchufada
Beyonce – Diva (J-WOW bootleg) >> CD-R
Amanda Blank – Make it Take it (Buraka Remix) >> Downtown
DJ Marfox – Djuco Djuco >> CD-R
Sydney Sampson – Riverside (MOOMBAHTON Edit) >> CD-R
Nu Yorican – Boriqua (Douster Remix) >> Sound Pellegrino
So Shifty – Clap (Bmore J-WOW Edit) >> CD-R
J-WOW – O Dedo >> Mad Decent
Dj Zinc vs Buraka Som Sistema – Blunt Kalemba >> CD-R
Egyptrixx – The Only way up >> Night Slugs
J-WOW – Klang >> Deadly Records

DAVID STARFIRE

We love this guy and here’s a great mix of different things all clobbered together including some POPSTEP man!!…yay!

It also includes some of his own xcellent material from his recent album and some of his refixes of stuff by M.I.A, the Beatles & my all-time faves, my dear, my beloved, LED ZEPPELIN.

Sorry no tracklist but it sounds as pretty as he looks…lol…he’ll be blushing again..ahahahaha

GRAB IT HERE

LIQUID STRANGER

I hate to say I told you so….but my prophecy about Liquid Stranger came true this week when he delivered his debut release for Rottun Records and man he’s delivered one MEGA-FILTH OF A DUBSTEP CLASSIC!  The album is BRILLIANT!

The kind of dubstep filth you can play out with 100% guarantee that each and everytrack will rock the crowd..A SAFE BET….but also one that you can listen to at home or in the car or whilst doing your funny business with your mr/mrs and it keeps you interested and engaged cause it’s intelligent and it also rocks.  You can hear some of the tracks from the vids below.

Man, you need this album for your sets, for your piece of mind, for your own sanity…I cannot recommend it highly enough..go BUY it…don’t download some shit copy…BUY it, it costs less than a tenner!!!!…

So in tribute to that fulfilled prophecy, here’s a mix by him that I wanted to give a repeat airing to.  I have stuck it up here previously, in fact it was one of my favourite mixes of 2009!

P.s…WAIT TILL you hear his Bandish Projekt remix….oooh la la..HOT!!!!…

And oh by the way we got ourselves in WIKIPEDIA cause of this guy..lol..

GENERATION BASS IN WIKIPEDIA

LIQUID STRANGER – SHORT FUSE MIX by Liquid Stranger

The download thingy maxed out, so here is a sendspace link: http://www.sendspace.com/file/6wks5g

LIQUID STRANGER SHORT FUSE MIX 2009

1. Liquid Stranger – Alert (Rottun Dub)
2. Funtcase – Make Our Day (4:20 Records)
3. Crissy Criss & MC Youngman – Kick Snare (V Records)
4. Koan Sound – Blessed (Abducted Records)
5. Crissy Criss – Don’t Mess About (Slugde)
6. Propa Thingz Feat. Dakini – Babylon Scared (Freakz Of Nature)
7. Bassnectar – Heads Up (Amorphous Music)
8. Stagga – Sick As Sin (Rag And Bone)
9. Datsik – Retreat (Rottun)
10. Liquid Stranger – Mission A.D. (Rottun Dub)
11. The Others – Invasion (Dub Police)
12. Jakes – Justice (Sin City)
13. 16 Bit – Funhouse (Southside Dubstars)
14. The Widdler – Final Stage (Dub)
15. Akira Kiteshi – Pinball (Black Acre)
16. The Widdler – Froggy Style (Shift)
17. Trolley Snatcha – Scattah (Dub Police)
18. Datsik Flux Pavillion – Game Over (Rottun)
19. Bar 9 – Malicious Tactics (Audio Freaks)
20. AC Slater – Hello (Nightshifters)
21. Hektagon – Strange Voices (Audio Freaks)
22. Prospecta – Pop It Off (iM Digital)
23. Doctor P – Gargoyles (Circus Records)
24. Dj Madd – Better With You (Akira Kiteshi Remix) (Boka Records)
25. Egyptrixx – Godzilla (Electrostimulation)
26. Major Lazer – Pon De Floor (J. Saxton Remix) (Dub)
27. Vaski – Safe Or Sorry (Rottun)
28. Liquid Stranger – Ripple (Rottun Dub)
29. Tek One – Broken String (Hench)
30. Downlink – Gamma Ray (Rottun)
31. Skism – The Blank (16 Bit Remix) (Wicky Lindows)
32. 16 Bit – What Time Is It? (Audio Phreaks)
33. Blatta & Inesha, Gigi Barocco – Where Is It (Aniki’s ATM Remix) (Jack Knife)
34. Toasty – Reflect (Destructive)
35. Dre Skull Feat. Sizzla – Gone Too Far (Buraka Som Sistema Remix) (Mixpak)
36. Mistabishi – Printer Jam (Barbarix Rmx) (Hospital)
37. JFB – Duck Jam (Sludge)
38. Skism – Back Off (Wicky Lindows)
39. Gaudi – Bad Boy Bass (Liquid Stranger’s Tactical Reload) (Six Degrees Dub)
40. B. Rich – Everyday Hustle (AC Slater Remix) (A New Hope Records)
41. Dubtek – Atonement (Shift)
42. Liquid Stranger – Exit The Vault (Dub)
43. Foreign Beggars Vs. Rouge A Levres – Hit That Gash (Dj Primecuts Remix) (Dented)
44. Emalkay – When I Look At You (Dub Police)
45. Riskotheque & Atman – Hex (Audio Phreaks)
46. Sick Cycle – Hive Mind (Rottun)
47. MRK1 – Get Out Clause (Earwax)
48. Foreign Beggars – Seven Figure Swagger (Bar 9 Remix) (Dented)
49. Crooker Feat. Wiley & Tj – Businessman (DZ Remix) (Southern Fried)
50. Datsik – Gizmo (Rottun)
51. Rebel Sonix – Ankle Grinder (Eight:FX)
52. Orbatak – Machete (Rottun Dub)
53. Reso – Smash Yer Face In (Civil Music)
54. Excision & Datsik – Calypso (Rottun)
55. Excision & DZ- Yin Yang (EX7)
56. Sublime – Doin’ Time (Zeds Dead Summer Grime Remix) (Dub)

Nearing the halftime score guys & girls, I’ll give you the lowdown on the downloads tomorrow, but they are going like hot cakes! This next one is a remix I did for the great ERIKOISMIES from Finland, restyling his cut in a lo-fi cumbia version. Check out this guys original tracks as well, nice electronix with unexpected twists & turns! on the dl top:

ERIKOISMIES vs SDP -AINT LIFE A MF

SECOND FREE NEW ONE!! ready to dance my people?
It’s officially out 4.6.2010 on Beatport/Itunes/all that jazz… coming all the underworld from the wicked SAMO SOUND BOY
who is dropping this BANDIT EP and here’s the song

and the self titled video!!!

DOWNLOAD IT CUZ I WILL CLOSE IT AT 50!!!

THE SKIPPED ONE
DJ UMB not a while ago posted an excellent album of post-modern global beats!!! i guess it could get lost..so i wanted to bring it back
Bionic Love Soundsystem drops this one exploring elements of dub, dancehall, breakbeats
& downtempo with influences of Indian, Arabic, Flamenco, Tibetan, Brazilian & Asian.
He uses the almighty laptop and plays bass, guitar, synths, melodica, & various percussion. His debut full length album “EthnosonicSUBfunk Theories” was released July 2008 – an album exploring genres such as global beats/dub/dancehall/breakbeats & glitch with instruments from India, Persia, Korea, & Japan. He is one-fourth Beats Without Borders collective, a Vancouver crew making global fusion dance parties since 2004. Music is his longest love affair!

In 2007 he left on an epic globetrotting journey where he performed gigs on the beaches of Goa & Mumbai India, Amsterdam, Vienna, Salzburg & Krakow, as well as recording much of the “EthnosonicSUBfunk Theories”.

B.L.S.S. is currently a one man band that has guest musicians, so each show is different. Whether traveling or back home

B.L.S.S. is a mobile sound system & always recruiting music shamans to perform & make beautiful music together! Bliss out to some outernational stylee!
Check few songs up

Also i dig this one..the highest lamas

THIS ONE IS FREE ALBUM RELEASED FEB 2010 AND YOU CAN GRAB the whole album!! it is a generationbass exclusive as you can not find it anywhere else!!!! GRAB CAELUM ET LIMBUS (heaven and limbo) HERE

If you want to listen what’s in there before downloading anysh*t!! here’s the first single
cheval chamber orchestra- Nephesh” alpha by caballo
AND MAKE SURE YOU SEE THE VIDEO

Cheval Chamber Orchestra or CCO is a Colombian/Canadian project based in Toronto. This is the first Album Caelum et Limbus. And it was recorded and produced in Toronto. Trying to keep the colombian style, tho.

This is a review from a “connoisseur” of classical music in an “only classical” radio station here…

“CCO’s Caelum et limbus is a lush and beautiful soundscape that combines the rich natural sounds of traditional Classical instruments with pure synthesis. Every second implants the listener with images of the most amazing natural wonders and emotions, enveloping them in an aural paradise. The combinations of elements of the songs merge so seamlessly that you’re left without question that the composers are electronic/classical new masters. The opening song “Nephesh’s Alpha” blends a very rich sounding violin, scratch vocals & a crisp down-tempo beat with a smooth flowing bass line. Later a vocoded voice fades into the mix, adding a rough granular texture to the song. A great deal of precision and timing went into this song and I can’t think of a better way to open this album than with the brilliant textures used here. Caelum et Limbus is what every ambient lover dreams of, with all of the emotion and intensity intact. This isn’t just another album to be put on Muzak for café-goers to hear as they sip their morning coffee. It’s not just another typical down tempo beat that you’ve heard a hundred times over. It’s the very soul of ambience, the musical embodiment of serenity and utter bliss.”