0:00, Blue Cal Aphex Twin, Radio edit, N/A, 6:16, Ocean Motion, Michael Brook, Radio edit, N/A, 11:31, Yage, The Future Sound of London, Radio edit, N/A, 16:28, Wet Moon, Human Mesh Dance, Radio edit, N/A, 22:14, Lichen, Aphex Twin, Radio edit, N/A, 24:46, Sweat, Voodoo Warriors of Love, Radio edit, N/A, 32:30, Midday, Michael Brook, Radio edit, N/A, 38:18, Cliffs, Aphex Twin, Radio edit, N/A, 44:50, 2 Virtual Cocoon (Processed Mix), Transformer, Radio edit, N/A, 56:16, Karraveth, Space Cat, Radio edit, N/A, 58:30, Fat Chair, Terre Thaemlitz, Radio edit, N/A, 63:30, Moonwalk, Daniel Kolbialka, Radio edit, N/A, 71:21, Rhubarb, Aphex...
0:00, Blue Cal Aphex Twin, Radio edit, N/A, 6:16, Ocean Motion, Michael Brook, Radio edit, N/A, 11:31, Yage, The Future Sound of London, Radio edit, N/A, 16:28, Wet Moon, Human Mesh Dance, Radio edit, N/A, 22:14, Lichen, Aphex Twin, Radio edit, N/A, 24:46, Sweat, Voodoo Warriors of Love, Radio edit, N/A, 32:30, Midday, Michael Brook, Radio edit, N/A, 38:18, Cliffs, Aphex Twin, Radio edit, N/A, 44:50, 2 Virtual Cocoon (Processed Mix), Transformer, Radio edit, N/A, 56:16, Karraveth, Space Cat, Radio edit, N/A, 58:30, Fat Chair, Terre Thaemlitz, Radio edit, N/A, 63:30, Moonwalk, Daniel Kolbialka, Radio edit, N/A, 71:21, Rhubarb, Aphex Twin, Radio edit, N/A,
Lie back. Stretch out. Empty your mind. This is the chill moment you'll be craving whenever life's complexities descend upon you in full force ... a mix that asks you to simply let go … and then transports you, at various speeds and in various styles from the austere aural luxuries of Aphex Twin and Michael Brook to the authoritative soundscape of The Future Sound of London and the unsettling cinematics of Terre Thaemlitz.
But the most astonishing and affecting track here is still "Moonwalk" from Daniel Kobialka's 1982 release Dream Passage. While the work of Aphex Twin (particularly the genre-shaping track "Blue Calx"smile unquestionably represents the defining sound of deep space ambient, this lesser-known work by classical violinist Kobialka meets that standard and then moves beyond, making a trip that could be dark, cold and sterile into an incandescent, emotionally-charged journey.