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Melting Point

by Ran Kirlian

new age electronic ambient tribal spacemusic

11 tracks

72:24

1	Obscure Angels (Part II)	3:24
2	Summoning Spell	1:49
3	Sly Desert	8:09
4	Ascension	7:18
5	Ov Ommon	3:02
6	Cave of Forgotten Fires	6:58
7	Inside the Crypt	2:38
8	Arc 32	6:25
9	Obscure Angels (Part I)	9:38
10	Dormant State	17:44
11	Nepenthes	5:19

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Including live and studio recordings, most of the music on this albums comes from pure improvisation and raw sessions. This album mixes electronic ambiences, world elements and deep grooves forming a complex flow of environments to give a rich journey between imaginary realms. Melting Point tries to locate the fusion place between technology and primigenial elements combining synthesizers, samples and computer generated sounds and grooves with acoustic instruments as flutes, didges, voices, bells, filed recordings and tribal grooves. Some of the tracks on this album includes interpretation artifacts that I decided to keep in order to preserve freshness of the sessions.

This album also includes collaborative support by the artist & friend Patrick van de Ven, contributing with groove percussion, ethnic flutes and rainstick on the track Cave of Forgotten Fires. This album was remastered in 2004, including redesigned cover art by Ran Kirlian.

All tracks composed, performed, arranged and produced by Ran Kirlian at The Kennel 2000 - 2001 Cave of Forgotten Fires featuring Patrick van de Ven on groove percussion, ethnic flutes and rainstick.

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Reviews on Melting Point

orangeupurple

Good album

15/02/11

This album was quite appealing as a sound production. The sounds were the type that were quite powerful sometimes . . . and almost surreal. The music is mostly minimalistic, with a very nice overall flow . .. great sound choices and instrumental punctuations . ..

My favorite was "Cave of forgotten fires," which had a Native American flavor to the drums and emotions.

This is headphone music .. . . and the really stunning effects come through those earpieces, creating a calm in their wake . . .

- M^^W -

Ambraduna

Awesome

01/08/09

Hello - Hola! This is really extraordinary good made ambient. Wow and so transporting! I recommend this to every ambient music lover. I love the adding of tribal elements such as tribal instruments. Extremely intense soundworlds inside this Album! Great - grandioso!

Cheers - saludos
Ambraduna
www.ambraduna.com