Phantom Channel : Ambient/Experimental Netlabel

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The intention of this thread is to collect all the Phantom Channel Netlabel releases and will be updated incrementally.  Phantom Channel takes its influence from labels such as Low Point, n5MD, Herb, Hidden Shoal, Leaf, Highpoint Lowlife and every other experimental imprint out there.

ALL RELEASES ARE DISRIBUTED FOR FREE ACROSS THE WEB.  HOPE YOU ENJOY!

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	The intention of this thread is to collect all the Phantom Channel Netlabel releases and will be updated incrementally. Phantom Channel takes its influence from labels such as Low Point, n5MD, Herb, Hidden Shoal, Leaf, Highpoint Lowlife and every other experimental imprint out there. ALL RELEASES ARE DISRIBUTED FOR FREE ACROSS THE WEB. HOPE YOU ENJOY! Website Last Fm Myspace Edited by micky67 - August 10 2008 at 18:44

micky67 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: August 10 2008 Status: Offline Points: 5	Posted: August 10 2008 at 18:42
	Phantom Channel Presents.... Part 1 (PHCH001-1) A nine-track seamlessly mixed dark ambient compilation, a trip of mammoth proportions 01. Engine7 - A Few Remaining Moments 02. Parhelion - Forgotten Outpost 03. El Heath - Electric Storm 04. Adam Trainer - Sedation 05. Weird Fields - Q.E.D 06. Lethosomn - Engulfed in Red Clouds 07. Brakhage - Early Morning Frost 08. Mosca - Brand New Polaroid 09. Svefn - Lightness Phantom Channel's “dark ambient” compilation, the first of an intended two part release. Dramatic sound sculpting of the first order (Textura) My overall reaction to this release is one of gratitude: I’m pleased that a new label has jumped into the fore and has managed to gather so many quality tracks on a single release. I’m excited to have a few new careers to follow. My computer is nine tracks richer, and my bank account is just as full (The Silent Ballet) Download Zip Edited by micky67 - August 10 2008 at 18:42

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	Phantom Channel Presents... Part 2 (PHCH001-02) *Part 2 of our compilation series, a delicious argument of treated signals, melody and natural, organically reared free-range instrumentation* 01. Loose Lips Sink Ships - 3 02. Shoosh - Pestilence 03. Engine7 - Tired of Losing 04. Mikkel Lentz - European Clarinet 05. Chris Tenz - I Thought I Was Past This 06. Chaz Knapp - Delicate Goodbye 07. Hurra Caine Landcrash - He Who Leaves Her, Makes No Sense 08. Unflower - Unflower 09. Icon x6 - Substance 10. Elisa Luu - Slow Bass Flute 11. Konntinent - Anurik 2 12. Gold Panda - Like Totally 13. Eerie Days - Conscience 'the many highlights are superb. And you can get it for nothing, so what are you waiting for?' (Music Musings and Miscellany) Download Zip

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	Elisa Luu - 'Floating Sounds' (PHCH002) [size=85]Elisa Luu (Elisabetta Luciani) is the Rome based composer of these 4 tracks which so delicately fuse flute, saxophone and guitar with computer generated effects providing a spectrum of hopeful, sensitive and subtle melodies. It's not very often that we can stumble across music so steeped in digital production which retains human qualities such as grace and hope but Luciani has achieved something special here on 'Floating Sounds' Working alone Luciani creates a unique hybrid of mostly instrumental electronic music with subtle elements of jazz. The final track 'Starry Night' features treated vocals by Chinese singer 'MousoN' which perfectly use her breathy tones purely as an instrument rather than a device for language. For fans of Pink Floyd to Piana and everything else in between. 01. Starry Night 02. Artline 03. Slow Bass Flute 04. R3son8 Download Zip