Calling Down The Sky by Robert Rich Robert Rich : Calling Down The Sky.
 Groundbreaking ambient and dark-ambient.

This 74 minute live recording features an entirely improvised concert in Denver, Colorado that took place on Saturday July 26, 2003 in front of an intimate audience that came prepared for anything. With a thunderstorm forming outside and breaking to a peak in mid-concert, Rich's improvisation directly refers to the weather. Broodingly beautiful, electric, alive...
Songs:

1. Erasing Traces
2. Overhead
3. Vertigo
4. Supplication
5. Borealis
6. Lost Landmarks
7. Adrift
8. Recognition

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Release date: 8/14/2007
Robert Rich lives in California USA

Tagged as: Ambient, New Age, Space Music, Experimental Electronic, Ethereal

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