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  pershore July 10, 2009
Written by leakstev
i downloaded this a few days ago and waited . . . for the moment when i would be able to hear this music. each soundscape possesses unique qualities. sonically they arrive at similar places but in other ways they afford insights into things like the degree to which the musician and the listener are available to the music. with "pershore" there are hints in "bell threshold", which is richer and more complex than others i’ve heard, that something is on its way. it really seems to open out at around the six minute point of "time stands still". the music swirls and washes back and forth and then all of a sudden you can feel it in the hairs on the back of your neck, in the sudden rush of energy through your body. something came in the door. later in the "coda at the end of time" a beautiful expanse of soundscape washes is layered over by a thousand points of light carillon that has a similar quality. after listening to all the soundscapes that dgm has provided, i still find it amazing that the process and a facsimile of the event are available to the degree they are. so thanks! steven
Pershore Abbey, Summerscape. July 1, 2009
Written by Armand
This sounds very nice, especialy now in Holland, while swetting and relaxing during this heatwave in the south, where I live. Fine music for getting up early in the morning and make yourself a hell of a day! Thanks DGM, Greetings, Armand.
Pershore Abbey photo February 25, 2009
Written by HazyDave
The third photo (horizontal format) looks like an album cover. Nice. (If Robert doesn’t need it, perhaps Black Sabbath would be interested...)
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