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by Sulatus

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dark ambient cosmic polish spacenight

9 tracks

64:34

1	...go...	9:43
2	Mni	5:50
3	Estra	6:08
4	Red Sun in Window	7:48
5	Noon Mood	7:31
6	Erwe	7:32
7	Reklats	5:21
8	Wander of Sun	8:17
9	The Reflexion	6:24

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Third my album. That CD has ambient, electronic, little dnb sound (but only beat, not bass:-P). So like a other albums I used only software.
Have a nice listening

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SaReGaMa

Quiet twilight

04/06/07

Like in the previous albums the cover reveals you what you're about to hear. Quietening, dark but not malevolent atmosphere that induces laid-back state.
Good work, but I think it could be much better if you'd abstained from using ineffectual synthsounds like at the begining of Track 6.

carriestomper

Great ambient music - very evocative!

26/09/08

I grew up on Tangerine Dream, and have always loved full-sounding synthesized music with lots of depth - that's why I fell instantly in love with the rich music of Sulatus.

I particularly like the title track of this album, and the clever use of stereo to makes it seem as though individual elements within the soundscape seem to move in different and opposing directions through the listener's head. Way cool.

Ivan1984

Lovely stuff

07/09/08

Very atmospheric, desolate but in an acceptable 'natural' way. Then Mni rolls over you in waves of sound, subterreanean echoes join the pleasurable chorus turning into a clashing rhythm. Estra, opens up the vista, with more instrumentation and a tighter structure, without losing that beautiful, overall tone. Red Sun In Window, starts in the air then expands with the earth, is it trying to capture the glimmers of a setting sun with a sense of the eastern? Reverberations from a sun-baked rock and into Noon Mood. Erwe has a wonderful sound, resounding throughout coupled with a nice subtle swirling rhythm. The next track, Reklats, feels a little darker, a little bit of sadness perhaps? Slightly, omenous. Wander Of The Sun widens the scope of the whole piece, to its elliptical limitations within the huge expanse of the universe. Then, to end, there is The Reflexion, reminding us that thoughts have to be flexible and are sometimes necessarily tenuous, sometimes deep and profound, sometimes light and pleasurable.

daturan

far and wide

22/11/07

amazing mix of sounds and mood! Salutas works are second to none.. such a fine balance between ambient and provocative that's a rare find in this style of music!