The eerie and whimsical sound of aged and ageless BBC electronic music and television, now with a decidedly modern (and twisted) twist by today’s strangest artists, plus one orgy. An uninterrupted mix.
The Quiet Sounds - Episode 28 (56.7MB - one hour, two minutes, eight seconds): Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadCreator of The Quiet Sounds podcast, Brian Bieniowski may have his hands full with 2010 releases, but he still speaks fondly of what happened in 2009. These were the releases he most listened to and recommends.
Here is part two of my best-of selection for 2009. This segment goes a little further afield into music that flirts with indie rock, techno, among other styles, but it’s still so quiet …
Welcome to the twenty-sixth episode of The Quiet Sounds. In this segment, I’ll be exploring my favorite music of the year 2009. There was a lot of great ambient and electronic music this year (not to mention other styles), and I felt that only two episodes could cover my favorites completely. So please stay tuned for the next episode coming within the month.
Welcome to the twenty-fifth episode of my ambient music podcast, The Quiet Sounds. Since 2005, with frustrating irregularity, I’ve posted sprawling collections of the relaxing, lulling, bizarre, unexpected, experimental, soft, womb-like, quiet sounds of ambient music with the hope that it will make a difficult genre more user-friendly while exposing the work of new and classic artists to a wider audience.
