hydrogen alpha by prettyhowtown prettyhowtown : hydrogen alpha.
 Playful, melodic, hand-made ambient electronic music.

Starting with a nostalgic beats-infused drive into the sunset with westbound, prettyhowtown careens right off the cliff into a deep canyon of ambient delights. The impossible shapes of the devil's fork, drowsy mariachis' microtonal riffs in domingo se puede, and thundering swells in fiery the angels fell were all made with a small modular synthesizer built by the artist.

All tracks were performed live using only the facilities of the instrument itself and recorded directly to stereo. They are presented without editing.

Songs:

1. Westbound
2. The Devil's Fork
3. Domingo Se Puede
4. I Picked a Daisy For Your Hair
5. Dust and Shadow
6. Fiery The Angels Fell
7. Hydrogen Alpha
8. Is This Then The Lambent Green
9. Steam Powered Starships

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 01/02/2016
prettyhowtown lives in California USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Ambient, Chillout, Experimental Electronic

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