lovely,, a great travel through sound space,,, many thoughts/feelings through the mind while i listen... is there perhaps a bit of north African influence in this and some of your other work? something about this (not just the percussion) seems to have a Arabic/ med feeling... anyhow... well done once again R

Glad you like "sledge".The mix has been killing me. I've still got vocal work to do, issues with bass, and drums, but sometimes I have to not listen to it for about a week, then go back and fine tune.

Your mixing ear is dangerously close to perfection. Awesome engineering.

Damn fine piece of work laddy. Damn Fine!!

Very cool sounds here.

thanks a lot to everyone for listening!

Cal it "ambient" if you like, mate. Good shit.

This is a great tune - I love the percussion and the deep deep sounds.

Found myself with eyes closed just taking it all in. Great stuff!

Awesome.

excellent AF

Oh my my my. I agree with Norm all the way. This climbs and builds and deepens...and then we have almost tribal sounding windchimes! You've just invented a new sound. A-m-a-z-i-n-g, Alister Flint.

This is brilliant. Perhaps my favorite of your work so far.

..'been diggin it all.. :)))))))))))))))))))))

I cant believe I missed this, very chillin track indeed, I really like when the base comes in around 230, and.. that pic is a trip

from the little i'd gather, this is real, yes! and yes, i'm getting to really like that lens i've made.. keep things mysterious (right!) ;)

Hilarious! Yep, I thought I was looking at a Hubble photo. Great example of the power of suggestion. That Flint lens gets me every time - there's no way the photo used here is for real, right? Looks dangerous to me.

@Norm: you might actually be surprised ;) (i've included link to the original photo in the description..) and thanks to all for listening.

@Norm: you might actually be surprised: Giant Blue and a Red Dwarf and thanks to all for listening.

Ooo, atmospheric stuff and draws in the listener. Terrific depth.

well, highly experimental, no doubt about that; and it does carry some underlaying structure. not quite steady though, but it is there, yes. - and overall, it has a very interesting contemporary flavor..

this is africa and it takes you right at the hear of it! - and still one my faves..

no need even for a derbekkeh, it's already in your sound, and with some great rolls! really good vibe!

dark, mysterious and witchy! love this..

played your congas like a bass, eh! i think it works pretty well, and a sweet java flavor to it (not the indonesian folk)..

considering it still is in wip stage, this rocks!! poor girl, i feel sorry for her..

so peaceful and relaxing, thank you..

this piece is just getting better and better, each time i listen - must have been quite an interesting talk you had with the big guy..

oceans indeed.. very relaxing..

vocal has a nice Kiedis feel - and i like how you remod'd it!

pretty good sound manipulation, with an interesting tribal pattern underlaying..

beautiful song. and lucky Bandit: he who writes such music can't be a bad man..

certainly not for the average audience but excellent experimental soundscape indeed..

that lexicon added a 3rd dimension to the track! magical piece..

all it"s "missing" is the brass section eh! :p so you managed to microtune it with couple hours, nice job! - oh and is there any genre you're not versed into?

grooooove on!! you rolls rock and congas coming in at 01'38" is right on..

mi gusto mucho mucho! :)

wow, brilliant! sounds like 4 movements-in-one, and the progression is so well balanced and arranged, it's almost "invisible" - bravo!

thank you guys! @Norm: yep, la clava indeed. and i got the idea from your grooves, actually :)

wicked, twisted and totally hectic: excellent!