Sleepy drone music?

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- saul said...
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- 25 Apr 2006, 21:36
Sleepy drone music?

Does anyone know any good drone music to sleep to?
It can have beats, too, as long as it's suitable for sleeping. I like Biosphere a lot, especially the Substrata albums.
I can sleep easily listening to those.
Any suggestions? :)

[quote][b][user]saul[/user][/b] said: Does anyone know any good drone music to sleep to? It can have beats, too, as long as it's suitable for sleeping. I like Biosphere a lot, especially the Substrata albums. I can sleep easily listening to those. Any suggestions? :)[/quote]

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- hyper2borea said...
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- 26 Apr 2006, 13:14
Try some tracks of Hyperborea it always works for us ;-)

Other sugestions: Brian Eno and Harold Budd

Have a goodnight sleep!

www.hyperborea-art.nl

[quote][b][user]hyper2borea[/user][/b] said: Try some tracks of [artist]Hyperborea[/artist] it always works for us ;-) Other sugestions: [artist]Brian Eno[/artist] and [artist]Harold Budd[/artist] Have a goodnight sleep![/quote]

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- Wompo said...
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- 26 Apr 2006, 22:00
Pentamerous Metamorphosis
76:14

They have beats, but the melodies themselves are really soothing. I've found them perfect for relaxing.

Some Pete Namlook's works might also be good, but I'm not that familiar with them myself yet. "Pete Namlook & Geir Jenssen - The Fires of Ork" two part collaboration is good, but it goes uptempo and "menacing" at times, so don't know if it's really good for sleeping.

[quote][b][user]Wompo[/user][/b] said: [album artist=Global Communication]Pentamerous Metamorphosis[/album] [album artist=Global Communication]76:14[/album] They have beats, but the melodies themselves are really soothing. I've found them perfect for relaxing. Some [artist]Pete Namlook[/artist]'s works might also be good, but I'm not that familiar with them myself yet. "[artist]Pete Namlook & Geir Jenssen[/artist] - The Fires of Ork" two part collaboration is good, but it goes uptempo and "menacing" at times, so don't know if it's really good for sleeping.[/quote]

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- tonepoet said...
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- 27 Apr 2006, 06:20
Have to agree on the Harold Bud and Brian Eno, especially Eno's 'Music for Airports'. Try also some Steve Roach (he has dark ambient, might give you nightmares), some of Boards of Canada is suitable for sleeping. Look in my played tracks, I constanly stream only sleep music (it drives the wife crazy!). Some more: Vidna Obmana, Stars of the Lid, John Foxx, Liquid Mind, the list goes on.

Never be too busy making a living that you forget to make a life.

http://embark.to/sleep

[quote][b][user]tonepoet[/user][/b] said: Have to agree on the Harold Bud and Brian Eno, especially Eno's 'Music for Airports'. Try also some Steve Roach (he has dark ambient, might give you nightmares), some of Boards of Canada is suitable for sleeping. Look in my played tracks, I constanly stream only sleep music (it drives the wife crazy!). Some more: Vidna Obmana, Stars of the Lid, John Foxx, Liquid Mind, the list goes on.[/quote]

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- Beatminister said...
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- 27 Apr 2006, 16:43
I know acouple of good ones for that, too.
Charm (Over Burundi Cloud)
Waiting for Cousteau
To the Threshold of Silence
and many other.
But what always knocks me out best is the sound of the B17 bombers in the game B17 The mighty 8th...
I know, sounds stupid... but its a drone sound in the words very meaning - 3 dozen airplane engines making a deep roar with a slow oscilation in it. I liked to sit in the (glass) nose and watch the landscape move by, but after 10 mins I just couldn´t keep my eyes open anymore. :D

[quote][b][user]Beatminister[/user][/b] said: I know acouple of good ones for that, too. [track artist=Brian Eno / Jon Hassell]Charm (Over Burundi Cloud)[/track] [track artist=Jean Michel Jarre]Waiting for Cousteau[/track] [track artist=Steve Roach]To The Threshold of Silence[/track] and many other. But what always knocks me out best is the sound of the B17 bombers in the game B17 The mighty 8th... I know, sounds stupid... but its a drone sound in the words very meaning - 3 dozen airplane engines making a deep roar with a slow oscilation in it. I liked to sit in the (glass) nose and watch the landscape move by, but after 10 mins I just couldn´t keep my eyes open anymore. :D[/quote]

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- DocWho said...
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- 27 Apr 2006, 18:04
Robert Rich's Somnium must definitely be mentioned in this context:

Possibly the longest continuous musical composition ever released on any format, Somnium represents an ambient music landmark. Robert Rich has meticulously crafted a fresh studio interpretation of his notorious all-night Sleep Concerts, incorporating newly recorded electro-acoustic, electronic and environmental textures, with elements created for the original live events. Somnium guides the listener through an ever-changing dreamscape, with levels of subtle detail that reward both active attention and background listening. Deep and sonorous, mysterious and diffuse, liquid and hypnogogic.

Standard DVD-video format, playable in all DVD players.
7 hours of nocturnal ambience from the inventor of Sleep Concerts.

[quote][b][user]DocWho[/user][/b] said: Robert Rich's [url=http://www.robertrich.com/rrsomnium.html]Somnium[/url] must definitely be mentioned in this context: [quote] Possibly the longest continuous musical composition ever released on any format, Somnium represents an ambient music landmark. Robert Rich has meticulously crafted a fresh studio interpretation of his notorious all-night Sleep Concerts, incorporating newly recorded electro-acoustic, electronic and environmental textures, with elements created for the original live events. Somnium guides the listener through an ever-changing dreamscape, with levels of subtle detail that reward both active attention and background listening. Deep and sonorous, mysterious and diffuse, liquid and hypnogogic. Standard DVD-video format, playable in all DVD players. 7 hours of nocturnal ambience from the inventor of Sleep Concerts. [/quote][/quote]

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- Wompo said...
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- 27 Apr 2006, 21:10
Oh, and I sometimes listen to netradios named Sleepbot and SomaFM: Drone Zone while sleeping. Sleepbot is dedicated to "sleeping music" and has more experimental material, while Drone Zone has more of actual drone ambient.

[quote][b][user]Wompo[/user][/b] said: Oh, and I sometimes listen to netradios named [url=http://www.sleepbot.com/ambience/broadcast/]Sleepbot[/url] and [url=http://soma.fm]SomaFM: Drone Zone[/url] while sleeping. Sleepbot is dedicated to "sleeping music" and has more experimental material, while Drone Zone has more of actual drone ambient.[/quote]

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- aplastic_anemia said...
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- 7 May 2006, 16:51
Cold Summer.
it's very dark, but great for sleep. Substrata also, of course. i like polish dark ambient project "EA". there is many more...:)

muzyka na dziś

[quote][b][user]aplastic_anemia[/user][/b] said: [album artist=lull]Cold Summer[/album]. it's very dark, but great for sleep. [album artist=biosphere]Substrata[/album] also, of course. i like polish dark ambient project "EA". there is many more...:)[/quote]

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- XocXkillsX said...
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- 20 May 2006, 00:28
Try Stars of the lid it really good for sleeping . i always use it

[quote][b][user]XocXkillsX[/user][/b] said: Try [b]Stars of the lid[/b] it really good for sleeping . i always use it [/quote]

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- mitaz said...
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- 8 Jun 2006, 06:44
for me that is perfect music to sleep, one from my favourites

Desimal - ambientdub mix
1 - 00:00 - global communication - epsilon phase
2 - 8:13 - shpongle - around the world in a tea daze (ott remix)
3 - 15:27 - shpongle - once upon the sea of blissful awareness (esion jim remix)
4 - 22:15 - ott - smoked glass and chrome
5 - 29:21 - younger brother - crumblenaut
6 - 32:06 - younger brother - bedtime story
7 - 34:33 - shpongle - flute flute
8 - 36:39 - shpongle - around the world in a tea daze (origional)
9 - 44:20 - shpongle - a new way to say hooray
10 - 52:06 - global communication - 14-31
11 - 1:05:19 - ministry of sound - cafe del mar - (michael woods remix)
12 - 1:08:28 - liquid morphine - confrontatie
13 - 1:12:35 - liquid morphine - the tone t(h)ree - part 1
14 - 1:17:28 - autechre - vietrmx21

link

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I tak dzień za dniem, ja zastanawiam się, Dokąd życie jeszcze zaprowadzi mnie.

[quote][b][user]mitaz[/user][/b] said: for me that is perfect music to sleep, one from my favourites [b]Desimal - ambientdub mix[/b] 1 - 00:00 - global communication - epsilon phase 2 - 8:13 - shpongle - around the world in a tea daze (ott remix) 3 - 15:27 - shpongle - once upon the sea of blissful awareness (esion jim remix) 4 - 22:15 - ott - smoked glass and chrome 5 - 29:21 - younger brother - crumblenaut 6 - 32:06 - younger brother - bedtime story 7 - 34:33 - shpongle - flute flute 8 - 36:39 - shpongle - around the world in a tea daze (origional) 9 - 44:20 - shpongle - a new way to say hooray 10 - 52:06 - global communication - 14-31 11 - 1:05:19 - ministry of sound - cafe del mar - (michael woods remix) 12 - 1:08:28 - liquid morphine - confrontatie 13 - 1:12:35 - liquid morphine - the tone t(h)ree - part 1 14 - 1:17:28 - autechre - vietrmx21 [url=http://animal-instinct.de/mixes/Desimal%20-%20Ambientdub%20Mix.mp3]link[/url][/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 17 Jun 2006, 15:52
try
Mortesium - Dream State
Anything Stars of the Lid

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: try Mortesium - Dream State Anything Stars of the Lid[/quote]

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- fkxik said...
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- 25 Jun 2006, 01:07
Sleep Research Facility, Lull, Lustmord, Coph Nia & Mindspawn

All have served me well in the past.

http://infetu.com

[quote][b][user]fkxik[/user][/b] said: [artist]Sleep Research Facility[/artist], [artist]Lull[/artist], [artist]Lustmord[/artist], [artist]Coph Nia & Mindspawn[/artist] All have served me well in the past.[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 27 Jun 2006, 00:05
re: sleepytime

stars of the lid and loscil are always winners for me!

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: stars of the lid and loscil are always winners for me![/quote]

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- electronicafan said...
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- 4 Jul 2006, 22:37
I'll make it 5 votes for Stars of the Lid (especially 'The Tired Sounds Of...' album)

[quote][b][user]electronicafan[/user][/b] said: I'll make it 5 votes for Stars of the Lid (especially 'The Tired Sounds Of...' album)[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 25 Jul 2006, 09:09
Stars of the Lid

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: Stars of the Lid[/quote]

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- Harsh said...
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- 25 Jul 2006, 10:33
Global Communication - 76:14
Beef Terminal - Crosscheck and Departure
Brian Eno - Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks

[quote][b][user]Harsh[/user][/b] said: Global Communication - 76:14 Beef Terminal - Crosscheck and Departure Brian Eno - Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks[/quote]

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- WinkJunior said...
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- 4 Aug 2006, 21:58
Stars of the Lid - you can't go wrong with much, but their first, "Music for Nitrous Oxide" is great, as is their later, as people have mentioned, "Tired Sounds..."

The DVD w/soundtrack for Adam's from SotL side project "The Dead Texan" is good.

Of course, Robert Rich's music DVD (note: no video, just music) is almost 7 hours of great sleeping music.

Austere (http://austere.org), sold through Hypnos [url=(http://hypnos.com](http://hypnos.com) have two releases meant for sleeping and meditation, the first called "Convergence", the second "Eco", and reviews of both almost always call them "Sleep Music" and mention they're good to sleep to. I definitely love the first, and the second is also pretty good for sleeping.

Cheers, Wink

[quote][b][user]WinkJunior[/user][/b] said: Stars of the Lid - you can't go wrong with much, but their first, "Music for Nitrous Oxide" is great, as is their later, as people have mentioned, "Tired Sounds..." The DVD w/soundtrack for Adam's from SotL side project "The Dead Texan" is good. Of course, Robert Rich's music DVD (note: no video, just music) is almost 7 hours of great sleeping music. Austere ([url]http://austere.org)[/url], sold through Hypnos [url](http://hypnos.com)[/url] have two releases meant for sleeping and meditation, the first called "Convergence", the second "Eco", and reviews of both almost always call them "Sleep Music" and mention they're good to sleep to. I definitely love the first, and the second is also pretty good for sleeping. [/quote]

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- bearica said...
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- 26 Aug 2006, 19:34
sleepy

I wrote a journal entry a while back about music to sleep by, and got lots of good suggestions. Hopefully that will help. (Even though I'm replying to this way late)

Go to the School of Visual Arts? Join SVA!

[quote][b][user]bearica[/user][/b] said: I wrote [url=http://www.last.fm/user/bearica/journal/2006/01/30/67718/]a journal entry[/url] a while back about music to sleep by, and got lots of good suggestions. Hopefully that will help. (Even though I'm replying to this way late)[/quote]

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- timundstruppi said...
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- 28 Aug 2006, 13:01
the experimental drone, ambient band from germany : Parachute. their first album: Heaku Bervisz is excellent for sleep..

[quote][b][user]timundstruppi[/user][/b] said: the experimental drone, ambient band from germany : [artist]parachute[/artist]. their first album: [b]Heaku Bervisz[/b] is excellent for sleep..[/quote]

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- closedmouth said...
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- 30 Aug 2006, 10:52
Bola

close your mouth

[quote][b][user]closedmouth[/user][/b] said: [artist]bola[/artist][/quote]

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- Bad_Acid said...
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- 4 Sep 2006, 00:54
try coil - time machines

good night.

[quote][b][user]Bad_Acid[/user][/b] said: try coil - time machines good night.[/quote]

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- vitreus said...
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- 5 Oct 2006, 15:44
Sigur Ros does nicely, especially the () album.

Aube HAS to be the most ambient artist ever, and that will put you to sleep...any time any place.

listen to the noise i make and leave me a comment about it.
check out my music journal at www.o-discordia.blogspot.com

[quote][b][user]vitreus[/user][/b] said: [artist]sigur ros[/artist] does nicely, especially the () album. [artist]aube[/artist] HAS to be the most ambient artist ever, and that will put you to sleep...any time any place.[/quote]

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- dkazanc said...
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- 9 Oct 2006, 09:47
Space&Nature Dark - Drone Ambient

Try _Algol_, everybody can find ed2k and torrent links in google!
http://isohunt.com/release/61858

My quintessence is:
http://stuzha.info

[quote][b][user]dkazanc[/user][/b] said: Try [url=http://www.last.fm/music/_Algol_]_Algol_[/url], everybody can find ed2k and torrent links in google! http://isohunt.com/release/61858[/quote]

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- vitreus said...
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- 10 Oct 2006, 04:03
Bad_Acid said:
try coil - time machines

good night.
also, eno's music for airport's is very calming, as well as undiscovered moons of saturn's-lost in cosmos... and philip glass: glass cage (with john cage).

listen to the noise i make and leave me a comment about it.
check out my music journal at www.o-discordia.blogspot.com

[quote][b][user]vitreus[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]Bad_Acid[/user][/b] said: try coil - time machines good night.[/quote] also, eno's music for airport's is very calming, as well as undiscovered moons of saturn's-lost in cosmos... and philip glass: glass cage (with john cage).[/quote]

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- marrmarr said...
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- 14 Oct 2006, 18:44
Wolfganf Voigt's ambient project Gas is sleeping transformed into music. Try the record Pop

It's a beautiful world we live in / A sweet romantic place

[quote][b][user]marrmarr[/user][/b] said: Wolfganf Voigt's ambient project Gas is sleeping transformed into music. Try the record Pop[/quote]

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