Each track contains lines from original analogue synthesizers, mixed in with their more modern contemporary counterparts. All the music contained on this EP has been made using hardware, no apps or laptops or software were used in its creation. The object of this EP is to bring back the feel of buying that original vinyl album, the tearing of the cellophane wrap to the static from the inner sleeve on the vinyl itself. Forward thinking backward, Ambient Teknology, Only a Tronic Selection EP. Enjoy.

1. Haha
2. Like Tears But Not
3. Scarab
4. Only Analogique
5. New Centinal

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 02/16/2014
Ambient Teknology lives in Cornwall England

Tagged as: Electronica, Other, Hard Electronic, IDM

1. Music of Fernando Sor by Daniel Estrem: colorful classical guitar
2. The Ice Castle by Kirsty Hawkshaw: ambient electronica
3. New Moon by Beth Quist: electro-Balkan / Indian meets New Age.
4. Shamballa - Live Archive Vol 3 by Robert Rich: groundbreaking ambient and dark-ambient
5. Ethnic Drums by Satori: healing, meditative ambient new age
6. Beautiful Earth by Bella Gaia: an iridescent landscape of gossamer melodies and labyrinthine rhythms, with a sense of celestial wonder
7. Inner by Curl: Groovy, French downtempo electro-rock songs
8. Kingdom of Mountains by Suzanne Teng: world flute with a serene energy
9. Mirror of the Sun by Sambodhi Prem: reflections of the moon in music
10. One Hour Long Bird Song by Sambodhi Prem: reflections of the moon in music
11. Musical Incense - volume two (Hang and Guitar Duets) by Laura Inserra: the Hang, a new instrument from Switzerland
12. Kara Nomadica by Kara Nomadica: a fresh new sound driven by traditional Arabic and Turkish rhythms
13. Eternal Flame by Ryo Utasato: From wild Electronica to soothing Ambient. From Ethnic Fusion to Epic Rock, Cinematic and beyond
14. Underworld by Nightfall Project: spiritual new age for today's world
15. Forgotten Kingdom by Ryo Utasato: From wild Electronica to soothing Ambient. From Ethnic Fusion to Epic Rock, Cinematic and beyond
16. Green by Arphaus: aficionado of deep house, IDM and ABBA
17. Eastern Grooves by DJ Cary: chill out compilations built from Magnatune music
18. Labyrinth - and we shall all die trying by Saros: intelligent ambient downtempo
19. Lucidity by Beth Quist: electro-Balkan / Indian meets New Age.
20. Temple of the Invisible by Robert Rich: groundbreaking ambient and dark-ambient

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