Sphinx

Doc, has crafted a master work of profoundly sinister and menacing overtones. It starts with a single sustained note- a pure Sine Wave- that gradually expands in pitch and range that evokes a sense of vast space and darkness. The pace is slow and methodical but never ponderous or boring. Close your eyes and you may feel as if you stepped in a cavern so expansive is the sound.

Author H.P Lovecraft is known for his works of horror and fantasy fiction which are easily the literary descriptions of Sphinx's Musical landscape. Nightmarish creatures and fantastic vistas abound and Fans of the author and genre are encouraged to add this extended play single to their library.

Allow it play softly in the background the next time you read of Cthulhu or the Necronomicon. You will have a frightfully good time.

there is no new doors for ambient music...but this is great.

Good atmosphere from the start, suits the cover, which has a nice hue/timbre. As has been said it takes you back to a time, when music was more emphatically linked with nature and surroundings, which in this case includes the awesome constructionism of the Egyptians. Out of place space fillers, which is kind of how the track comes across. Such animism these days tends to be more cloaked in the technical and technological diversions that create layers of interpretation and reception. The progression seems quite slow, subtle and fairly minimalistic. As for darkness, I think that could have been developed a touch more, but it comes across quite well as the track tentatively progresses. Meditation I think is for single people, couples without children, and a good way to fill the void if, and this might sound paradoxical, you have the space to do so.