New Omni-Directional Healing Techniques
General
| Jun 2011
Reviews
aj
Reviewed 2012-01-10
Reviewed 2012-01-10
Minimalistic is a word that accurately describes this album. It has a microhouse feel to it. Alternating between diminutive drum machine beats and a variety of electronic ambient swells, New Omni-Directional Healing Techniques is the instrumental soundtrack you would listen to while stargazing. Check out tracks: 3, 4, and 6. All FCC Clean.
1. (12:43) Alpine Valley Shelter: Minimalist track marked by repeating guitar loop and sparse drum machine. Last 2 minutes crossfade into ambiance.
2. (5:27) Prana Focus: Uptempo track marked with long electronic ambiance. Drum machine adds parts occasionally to keep it interesting.
3. (7:07) ** Manufracture: This song is a change in pace, focusing instead on heavy synth and bass with some guitar peeking through.
4. (5:27) ** Advanced Cool Down: As the track suggests, this song is in contrast to the last, defined mostly by electronic swells and environmental sound.
5. (8:26) Shambhala: First track to feature live drums! On the other hand, this song lacks any sort of cohesive beat or tempo, with the drums playing behind a wall of ambient electronic sound. Last 30 seconds fades out.
6. (13:28) ** Canyon Endless 1974: Slowly fades in over 45 seconds. Moody soundscape occasionally marked with guitar and long swells. Fades over the last 30 seconds.
1. (12:43) Alpine Valley Shelter: Minimalist track marked by repeating guitar loop and sparse drum machine. Last 2 minutes crossfade into ambiance.
2. (5:27) Prana Focus: Uptempo track marked with long electronic ambiance. Drum machine adds parts occasionally to keep it interesting.
3. (7:07) ** Manufracture: This song is a change in pace, focusing instead on heavy synth and bass with some guitar peeking through.
4. (5:27) ** Advanced Cool Down: As the track suggests, this song is in contrast to the last, defined mostly by electronic swells and environmental sound.
5. (8:26) Shambhala: First track to feature live drums! On the other hand, this song lacks any sort of cohesive beat or tempo, with the drums playing behind a wall of ambient electronic sound. Last 30 seconds fades out.
6. (13:28) ** Canyon Endless 1974: Slowly fades in over 45 seconds. Moody soundscape occasionally marked with guitar and long swells. Fades over the last 30 seconds.
Recent airplay
Manufracture
The Fall of Math — May 17, 2012
Advanced Cool Down
razor's edge (it's a douzy) — Jan 05, 2012
Manufracture
lost and found — Dec 25, 2011
Alpine Valley Shelter Point
lost and found — Dec 18, 2011
Advanced Cool Down
Songs: Akran — Dec 17, 2011
Canyon Endless 1974
Songs: Cantan — Dec 10, 2011
Charting
2011-11-06 — 2012-01-08
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Jan 8 | 1 |
| Jan 1 | 1 |
| Dec 25 | 1 |
| Dec 18 | 1 |
| Dec 11 | 2 |
| Nov 27 | 3 |
| Nov 20 | 1 |
| Nov 13 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | Alpine Valley Shelter Point | ||
| 2. | Prana Focus | ||
| 3. | Manufracture | ||
| 4. | Advanced Cool Down | ||
| 5. | Shambhala | ||
| 6. | Canyon Endless 1974 |