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Biosphere
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Review: After a recent string of EPs and mini LPs, it's a pleasure to hear Biosphere's tantalizing drones and ambient loops across two full tracks. The Hilvarenbeek Recordings are the perfect encapsulation of the man's sound and vision, forever iterating his subtle sounds to paint rich and vivid portrays of the world and of his surroundings. The new LP, much like his best material to date, comes to life thanks to the amalgamation of field recordings, raw talent, and a pensive outlook on the world. A constant thirst for applying sound to vision, and vision to sound. Wonderful, as always, and utterly recommended.
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BIO 25
16 Mar 18
Ambient/Drone
16 Mar 18
Ambient/Drone
Review: Norway's Geir Jenssen is one of ambient's true pioneers. A man who has done nothing but good to the scene, stretching its boundaries across different sounds and harmonic landscapes since the early 90s. He's so renowned, in fact, that even his albums from the post 00's era are worthy of represses, such as this 2002 outing on London's Touch, the solitary and immersive Shenzhou. It is an impossible task to condense its freeform structures into words, a wide-eyed horizon that blends field recordings and reverb-laden pools of sonics into neatly executed frameworks. Rich with drama and suspense, it glides elegantly from beginning to end. This is all about feeling and mood - it's what Biosphere thrives in. If there was ever a runner up to Vangelis for the Blade Runner, we'd have chosen this guy.
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BIO 27
08 Dec 17
Ambient/Drone
08 Dec 17
Ambient/Drone
Review: Norway's legendary Geir Jenssen aka Biosphere returns to action with a solid 2-tracker for his own Biophon household but, unlike his previous outings, this one has a beat-laded spin at its core. "Black Mesa" is reworked and anted-up by Spieltape, who takes the energy and charmisa of the original as the foundation for a techno platform composed of dusty, intricate percussion patterns. The man himself follows up with "Dignity Village", a predictably looser, beat-free excursion that is carried forth by gltichy, minimalistic hi-hats and a bittersweet sequence of bleeps. Lovely stuff, as always!
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BIO 29R
15 Sep 17
Ambient/Drone
15 Sep 17
Ambient/Drone
Played by: Chris Coco
Review: Any new release from reclusive Norwegian ambient colossus Geir Jennsen is cause for celebration. The Petrified Forest was inspired by a 1936 movie of the same name, the plot of which revolves around a world-weary British writer meeting a fellow idealist in an isolated diner in the middle of the Arizona desert. Jenssen's music has always been cinematic in tone - think widescreen visions with multiple related movements, sitting somewhere between icy loneliness and comforting homeliness - so it's little surprise to find that The Petrified Forest regularly hits the mark. Evocative, atmospheric and quietly melodiousness, it's a mini album chock full of brilliant downtempo electronica.
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BIO 30
12 May 17
Balearic/Downtempo
12 May 17
Balearic/Downtempo
Played by: Juno Recommends Ambient/Drone
Review: Geir Jenssen's Biosphere project is, for many enthusiasts, a mecca-like project for ambient, and any sort of music that strays far left of field. Not only has he been an integral member of Jon Wonzencroft's Touch imprint, but the Norwegian artist has released plenty of mesmerizing work through his own Biophon Records, the perfect spot for his new album, Substrata. Through twenty-one segments of pure sound, Jenssen paints a subtle yet extremely candid picture of what life looks like at below zero temperatures. Through an intricate blend of field recordings and finely tuned electronic shapes, this album is a journey from start to finish. One shouldn't listen to these tracks individually, but rather in their entirety. You can thank us later.
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BIO 28
27 Jan 17
Ambient/Drone
27 Jan 17
Ambient/Drone
Review: Norway's Geir Jenssen has been a pivotal figure of the ambient techno sound since the early 2000s and, unsurprisingly, his Biosphere moniker has been consistently chosen by what is possibly the best ambient label of our time, Jon Wozencroft's singular Touch stable. Cirque is an album from the year 2000 itself, but it could just as easily be from the year 2150; the rich textures and deep sonic landscapes are timeless to say the least. Moreover, this is an escapist piece of work, a whole world in itself which precipitates the listener into vast and endless journey through sound. This reissue is not to be missed, and should be regarded as a blueprint for what we consider to ambient music in the present day. Terrific stuff.
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BIO 26
11 Nov 16
Ambient/Drone
11 Nov 16
Ambient/Drone
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BIO 7D
30 Jul 12
Ambient/Drone
30 Jul 12
Ambient/Drone
