Aftermath (Aes Dana album)
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| Aftermath | ||
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| Studio album by Aes Dana | ||
| Released | 01 November 2003 | |
| Recorded | Ultimae Studio | |
| Genre | Ambient, trance | |
| Label | Ultimae Records | |
| Aes Dana chronology | ||
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| Season 5 (2002) |
Aftermath (2003) |
Memory Shell (2004) |
Aftermath is the second album made by ambient trance artist, Aes Dana. It was released in a limited number of 300, under Ultimae Records. Currently this album is only available through download, at various sites. The following is quoted from the Ultimae website.
"These Aftermaths which one experiences closely of from afar, at times personal others mediatized, these dark grey or luminous climatic moments." Telescoping of natural and urban zones; rhythmics verging on industrial or diving into liquid air; deep bass lines shaking ecstatic drifts - "Aftermath" aims to be a series of sound photographies of our "beautiful" world in complete rotation. Peace, it seems, becomes precarious, some are trying to archive it. This limited edition project from Aes Dana is composed as a seven movements spacey and downtempo tale. Composed by Vincent Villuis with the participation of Mahiane (Aftermath # 05), Pascale Auffret (Aftermath # 02) and Huby Sea (Aftermath # 06). Recorded at the Ultimae Studio and Green Station.
[edit] Track listing
- – 7:53 Aftermath # 01
- – 6:32 Aftermath # 02
- – 8:01 Aftermath # 03
- – 4:04 Aftermath # 04
- – 5:27 Aftermath # 05
- – 6:12 Aftermath # 06
- – 3:55 Aftermath # 07
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