A Pale But Lasting Hope by Mystified Mystified : A Pale But Lasting Hope.
 Mysterious, hypnotic, lovely, drones.

Pieces range from the lively and effervescent to the dark and droney. Running throughout the release is the notion of wide-open spaces - spaces as dictated by sound, as described by tone clusters and layered sounds.

If Eno's "On Land" was an album about landscapes, so, too, is "A Pale But Distant Hope". Mystified is especially pleased with the incredible mastering job by Robert Rich and hopes listeners will give his work a listen.

"A Pale But Lasting Hope" is a full-length ambient album created by the band Mystified and mastered by ambient guru Robert Rich.

Songs:

1. Rising Field
2. Loop Redux
3. Over The Nest
4. Loop Redux 2
5. Technicolor Time Sink

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 12/3/2010
Mystified lives in Missouri USA

Tagged as: Ambient, Electronica, Darkwave

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