Formantine by Emmalee Crane Emmalee Crane : Formantine.
Ambient, orchestral drone music.


The follow-up to her immensely successful debut album, Crux. Emmalee Crane's Formantine is a wash of woodwinds, brass, strings and synths combined with found sounds into captivating orchestral drone. By turns soothing, rousing, and even (as one reviewer described) frightening, Formantine is an emotional journey through the heart and mind of an extraordinary artist.
Songs:

1. Crasher
2. Formantine
3. Frame Alabaster
4. Gight Vaulting
5. I Never Expect you to Stay
6. In Sense and Sign
7. Inerosion
8. Summit
9. The Queens of Carmen
10. We Came From Monsters
11. You Stare to be Seen

Listen to: the entire album.


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Release date: 1/8/2011
Emmalee Crane lives in California USA

Tagged as: Ambient, Other, Drone


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