Music from Atlas Dei by Robert Rich Robert Rich : Music from Atlas Dei.
Groundbreaking ambient and dark-ambient.


Atlas Dei is a feature length graphic film by Daniel Colvin, with 90 minutes of surround music by Robert Rich. Music from Atlas Dei offers an auditory window upon Atlas Dei, focusing on new compositions recorded specifically for the film. The older compositions here have been re-worked for the film from previous releases: edited, layered, remixed and augmented. The music from Atlas Dei that does not appear on this album more closely resembles previously released versions.
Songs:

1. Opening
2. Mythos
3. Starmaker
4. Glint In Her Eyes
5. Night Spinning Inward
6. Poppy Fields
7. Deconstructions
8. Symbolics
9. Liquid Air
10. The Core
11. Never Alone
12. Minaret (Layered)
13. Terra Meta

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Release date: 7/13/2011
Robert Rich lives in California USA

Tagged as: Ambient, Other, Ethereal, Experimental Electronic, Space Music


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