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Cover Description: Rettward von Doernberg – The Wind in My Hair. A man stands in profile against a vast desert landscape at golden hour, wind sweeping through long hair and layered necklaces.
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Gone with the Wind: Von Doernberg Channels AI and Atmosphere in New Single

Prog News June 11, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicnew ageRettward von Doernberg

Veteran composer and producer Rettward von Doernberg releases a new single, “The Wind in My Hair,” marking a stylistic departure from the political and elegiac…

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The cover for Atomic Time – Out of the Loop features a layered collage of urban lights, mechanical textures, and a central portrait of a contemplative child resting their face in their hands. Blurred exposures and overlapping images. The palette leans heavily on sepia tones with flashes of white and amber light.
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Atomic Time – “Out of the Loop”

Professor Mark June 6, 2025 No Comments ambientAtomic Time – "Out of the Loop"BauruBrazilelectronic musicGabriel D'IncaoJoão RibeiroPedro D'IncaoProgressive rockRoger LopesSylvio Serrasymphonic rock

Yes, I’ve been listening to Atomic Time’s Subsounds again. It has become a daily celebration for my wife and I. Atomic Time’s Subsounds is right…

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Jeff Pearce - And You Will Never Know. A wooden bridge in a forest.
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Jeff Pearce Releases Haunting New Video

Angel Romero June 4, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicJeff Pearcemeditative music

Electronic guitarist Jeff Pearce has unveiled a new music video for “And You Will Never Know,” a track from his Ethereal Night EP. The visual…

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The cover of No Estoy Aquí by Juan Dahmen features a muted, grayscale image of a solitary bird in flight over a reflective, rain-swept surface. Blurred vertical forms in the background evoke an abstract cityscape or forest. The album title appears in soft, handwritten script across the top.
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Lying Low: Juan Dahmen Channels Stillness Into Ambient Soundscape

Prog News June 2, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicJuan Dahmen

Spanish electronic music artist Juan Dahmen has released No Estoy Aquí, a one-hour ambient composition inspired by a period of physical immobility. The work reflects…

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The album cover for May We Find Our Way by Robert Rich features a landscape where sunlight breaks through a stand of trees, casting rays onto a grassy field. Below, a reflective body of water mirrors the sky and trees, subtly revealing a starry expanse. The title and artist name are understated, set in lowercase text.
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Robert Rich Charts a Subtle New Course on May We Find Our Way

Prog News May 25, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicRobert Rich

Veteran ambient electronic music composer Robert Rich returns with May We Find Our Way, a 95-minute album recorded in 2025 at Soundscape in Carmel, California.…

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The album cover for Decimo Cerchio (L’Inferno 1911 O.S.T.) by I Sincopatici ft. Claudio Milano features a dark composition dominated by deep reds and blacks. Angular, fractured textures evoke a fiery, chaotic atmosphere. The band name appears in distorted red text in the upper right, while the title is subtly placed at the bottom in a small, gray font.
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Burning Bright: A Futurist Descent into the “Tenth Circle”

Angel Romero May 23, 2025 No Comments ambientClaudio Milanocontemporary classicaldark ambientelectronic musicI SincopaticiProgressive rockZeuhl

I Sincopatici ft Claudio Milano – Decimo Cerchio (L’Inferno 1911 O.S.T.) (Snowdonia, 2024) With Decimo Cerchio (L’Inferno 1911 O.S.T.), the Italian trio I Sincopatici, joined…

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Volker Lankow - Drones For Underground Car Parks cover artwork. A minimalist grey cover.
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Volker Lankow Launches ‘Drones For Underground Car Parks’

Prog News May 21, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicVolker Lankow

German electronic music artist Volker Lankow has released Drones For Underground Car Parks. Lankow shared: “While there isn’t specific information about drone music being played…

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The cover of Hiding in Plain Sight by Whispers of Granite features an illustration of a woman's face partially obscured by dense foliage and red-and-white flowers. The muted green and dark blue palette gives it a moody, introspective tone, while the bold orange text adds contrast.
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Whispers of Granite Debut with “Hiding in Plain Sight”

Prog News May 15, 2025 No Comments ambientprogressive folkProgressive rockWhispers of Granite

Norwegian-German duo Whispers of Granite release their debut single, “Hiding in Plain Sight,” on May 16. The track is the first preview of their forthcoming…

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The album cover for Claire Rousay & Gretchen Korsmo – Quilted Lament features a softly abstract composition. A pale wash of cream and off-white forms the backdrop, overlaid with delicate smudges of pastel yellow, blue, and faint lavender. Ghostly silhouettes—possibly human figures—emerge in the haze, blurred to the point of near-erasure.
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Rousay and Korsmo Stitch Sound Into Sentiment

Stefan Bruno May 15, 2025 No Comments ambientClaire Rousayelectronic musicGretchen Korsmo

Claire Rousay & Gretchen Korsmo – Quilted Lament (Mappa, 2025) On Quilted Lament, sound designers Claire Rousay and Gretchen Korsmo present a seamless collaboration shaped…

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The album cover for Essences Referable to Nothingness features a dreamlike landscape. Silhouetted trees stand against a hazy, multi-colored sky that shifts from deep green to burnt orange. The foreground is shadowy and desaturated.
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Mandala in the Machine — Aglaia’s Ambient Craft Returns

Prog News May 13, 2025 No Comments Aglaiaambientelectronic music

Projekt Records has released Essences Referable to Nothingness, the latest ambient electronic work by Aglaia, the long-running project of Italian electroacoustic composer Gino Fioravanti. This…

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