Mystic Crock combed through the archives of his music studio and came across many unpublished rough diamonds, which he remixed and awakened to new life (eg, "The Difference").

With "Difference", his second solo album, Mystic Crock continues the great work shown on his debut album "Nomad" and preserves its ambient and chillout style.

1. The Difference (Calming Down)
2. Extended Space (Mystical)
3. Future
4. Tail of Themis
5. Clouds (Remix)
6. Luna's Walk
7. The Difference (Part II)
8. Nantana
9. Cybele

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 11/15/2014
Mystic Crock lives in Berlin Germany

Tagged as: Ambient, Electronica, Experimental Electronic, IDM, Psychedelic trance

1. Hidden Sky by Jami Sieber: enchanting cello compositions
2. Reclaimed Property by Kalabi: chillout music for late nights and early mornings
3. The Ice Castle by Kirsty Hawkshaw: ambient electronica
4. Edible Arrangements by Kalabi: chillout music for late nights and early mornings
5. The Space Between by Chad Lawson: Multi-award winning pianist and composer who is not afraid to put his hat in anything
6. A Balm for Sisyphus by Luke Gartner-Brereton: music for minds
7. JS Bach Suites and Fantasias, vol 2 by JungHae Kim: deeply elegant harpsichord
8. The Wheel by Kalabi: chillout music for late nights and early mornings
9. A Different Story by Panic Ensemble: cabaret infused rock band mixing folk and world
10. Pieces (extended) by Adam Fielding: atmospheric dance music with cool vocals
11. Jupiter Melodies by Mokhov: The most uplifting electronic music
12. Music for Televisions Vol 2 by Kalabi: chillout music for late nights and early mornings
13. Conversations Galantes by Ensemble Mirable: rare and extraordinary music of the Baroque
14. Ironsky by Luke Gartner-Brereton: music for minds
15. Future Hope by Mokhov: The most uplifting electronic music
16. Solace Embrace by Mokhov: The most uplifting electronic music
17. Stadtstrand by Barks and Crock: Berlin based electronic music - from ambient atmospheric to dance
18. Around the World by Monom: ethnotronica, World music, electronic, downtempo, ambient techno, dystopia, cinematic, far-east, Australia and Europe
19. Messe a l'usage des Couvents by Craig Hanson: exquisitely moving Baroque organ music
20. CD2-JS Bach-Six Sonatas for Violin and Harpsichord by Ingrid Matthews and Byron Schenkman: baroque violin & harpsichord

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