The All Seeing Eye Project by Ambient Teknology Ambient Teknology : The All Seeing Eye Project.
 Upbeat underground with shades of new wave.

A darkly sparkling amalgam of trance, ambient, and upbeat electronic by Ambient Teknology—full of textures, beats, and events designed to delight the ear. Track number three, "Black," is a particular standout—it gallops full speed past softly glowing nebulae of sound. Track five, "The Beholder," is another highlight. It's strangely stately, with a rhythm like a pocket full of new coins.
Songs:

1. Cyclops
2. All Seeing Eye
3. Black
4. Confusion Says
5. The Beholder
6. CYEAD
7. Telekonology

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 7/31/2006
Ambient Teknology lives in Cornwall England

Tagged as: Electronica, Techno, IDM

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