ambient online podcast #15 (featuring: Simon Lomax)

[S1gnsOfL1fe]

https://soundcloud.com/s1gnsofl1fe/ambient-online-podcast-15


Podcast number 15

The ambient online podcast is back…with a new interview and a contest!

Our special guest on the podcast this week is the one and only Simon Lomax.

Simon is an ambient producer, drummer, and a music school owner and I'm absolutely delighted to have him on the program.

http://www.simonlomax.com

Listen to the interview to get the details on a contest where you could win a signed copy of Simon's upcoming limited edition CD!

The ambient online podcast is a bi-weekly podcast featuring the ambient tracks, drones, and soundscapes of the talented members of ambient online.

Track Listing:

"Pentaquark" - Thought Experiment
"Depression Rolls in Like a Fog" - Negative Spectrum
"The Coming Winter" - ontol
"Point of Reflection" - Simon Lomax
"Warmed by the Emerging Light" - Simon Lomax
"DEVOOTIO" - Utu Lautturi and 45:KO
"This is the Undoing of All Great Things" - Sleep, Data
"Tititebet" - Metadronos
"Hue" - Alpha Wave Movement

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www.ambientonline.org

Host: S1gns Of L1fe (http://www.s1gnsofl1fe.com)

Cheers and enjoy,

-S1gns

[Simon Lomax]

Thanks Chris. Was great chatting with you!

[Thought Experiment]

Awesome - thanks for pole position Chris :-)
Looking forward to listening to this, as ever.

EDIT: Heard most of the 'cast now, on the way to work. Great interview - particularly interesting to hear that Simon's writing method is very similar to my own. Hmmm...Sundance Festival here I come :daydream:

[Negative Spectrum]

Thanks for the plug Chris, great show

[Thought Experiment]

Another great podcast
Nice to see Alpha Wave Movement squeezed in at the end there - great track too :thumbsup:

[seismic1]

It was nice to finally find some time to listen. Great work as usual, Chris. This was a fine collection of tracks, as usual.

I can vouch for the restorative powers of a drumkit. Even for non-drummers, the act of simply hitting stuff has both symbolic and physical components. Catharsis with impact.

Good work