The Aether, by All India Radio

The Aether

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1.	The Mountain Top 03:02		buy track
2.	Forest World feat J a n i 02:43	info	buy track
3.	Arise My Friend The Sun 03:10		buy track
4.	Oh Sky Oh Sky Tell Me This 05:44	lyrics	buy track
In Tamil: Oh sky oh sky, tell me this. Night and day, who's responsible for this. A blood red sky and a diamond studded sky, who's responsible for this. Words by Pravin Subramanian
5.	Deep Cave 02:12		buy track
6.	Song of Earth 01:54		buy track
7.	Song of Space 02:25		buy track
8.	Dark World 03:24		buy track
9.	In Mortality 04:28		buy track
10.	Return to Cuba 00:42	lyrics	buy track
Original samples by Aidan Halloran

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The Aether was recorded alongside 'Eternal' and was originally going to be the second record in an epic double vinyl edition of that album.

The idea crashed to earth when Pledgemusic went bust and I had to pair back my dreams of a multi-vinyl concept album.

So while The Aether now lives on as a separate release it remains musically very much a part of Eternal.

Also available bundled with Eternal

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released October 31, 2019

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All India Radio Hobart, Australia

Since1998. I play mostly ambient music. Sometimes spacey and cosmic like Pink Floyd, sometimes electronic and chilled. Wired magazine: "has mashed the ambient-hop signatures of DJ Shadow, Tortoise and Thievery Corporation with the instantly recognizable guitar soundtracking of Ennio Morricone and Angelo Badalamenti.... capable of floating listeners to galaxies far, far away." ... more