Panabrite Panabrite - The Baroque Atrium

"Panabrite is the solo recording project for Norm Chambers, who over a short time has grown a catalogue of works showcasing a natural empathy for tapestries of sound that are eclectic, intricate and immediate all at once. Marking new ground in pursuit of pre-digital synthesis, Chambers’ work as Panabrite is a shining light among those currently finding inspiration connecting sound exploration with the sensual, spiritual matter of nature pioneered by the 1970s work of such composers as Alvin Curran."

"Though primarily working with synthesisers, Chambers’ own compositional palette draws a broad reach, finding a pitch-perfect point between melody and experimentalism. The Baroque Atrium finds him expanding on his craft into freewheeling and airier territory, casting these flowing, extended pieces with a resonance that connects various strands of minimalism, prog, folk and new age music into exquisite, evolving patterns. Named for a state of mind evoking an idyllic, peaceful place subtly underscored with a disarming feel of mystery, The Baroque Atrium is filled with rare unfiltered spirit."

"The Baroque Atrium is the third work in Preservation’s limited edition CD series Preservation called Circa for 2012. Only 300 copies of each release in the series will be available and will feature a design by Mark Gowing. each design realised using an abstract alphabet that creates an interlocking grid, determined by artist and volume number for something both fixed, random and unified across the entire series."

http://soundcloud.com/preservation/spetses-panabrite

http://www.preservat...-baroque-atrium

shit yeah.

(soft terminal is basically my current album of the year)

Panabrite overload! The number of releases this guy is putting out at the moment is approaching Bvdub levels. :)

Loving! Haven't even bought the Science of the Sea CD yet.

  On 6/29/2012 at 1:01 AM, SPD² said:

Loving! Haven't even bought the Science of the Sea CD yet.

Well get on with it then! :)

It's on CD now too, after all. Actually I think 'Science of the Sea' is one of his better releases. For me, 'Soft Terminal' is patchy - brilliant in places, and then noodling and hippyish in others.