Welcome and thanks for coming to AtmoWorks. We would definitely like to extend a very warm and hearty thank you to all who have supported AtmoWorks in the past 9 years. We’re entering into our second decade in existence and will be utilizing newer approaches to marketing and distributing our music.
5-18-2011 – We’ve got two new releases on AtmoWorks now available at our online store! We’re proud to announce the release of “Days Gone By” by Disturbed Earth & “Entropic 1″ by Vir Unis & Disturbed Earth. Both of these releases can be purchased separately or together as a bundle for 2 dollars off the regular price. Check out the News tab for more information on these two new albums!
5-3-2011 – Read below a fantastic new review by Disturbed Earth’s classic ambient album “Hotel” on AtmoWorks music ;
by Kirill Platonkin (http://agniworld.wordpress.com/2011/04/29/disturbed-earth-hotel/)
The album “Hotel” by Disturbed Earth, released on AtmoWorks label, is a creation of Dean Richards, an ambient musician from Melbourne,Australia. This work is a significant one in his activity, as it describes one place in Florida, located somewhere close to the nature, which he called his hotel, and where he became Disturbed Earth. Really, nature is a great source of music inspiration, and in this drone ambient album, constructed by pedal harmonium and guitar sounds, additionally encrusted by found sounds, represents a great example of such natural influence. The starting point is “Outboard”, beginning with ringing drone, furnished with gentle helicopter-like sounds, unhurriedly moving to a serene, radiant island of ambience, located in the end of the track. “Shanty”, supposedly describing a far away hut, somewhere in the forest, precisely reveal this accommodation, filled with tinkling of the wind chimes, some subtly swooshing sounds, reminding of a draught in a room with opened windows, and some other surrounding hummings. “Greasy” appears to be a smooth, blurred and peaceful ambience, though not lacking some light coating of sadness; again, on the background you can hear some field recordings, saturating the natural flow of these fragrant and pleasant sonic waves. The titling track “Hotel” is a great solution of the natural sounds, and the sounds, produced by the musician; in this case, the solution is neutral – it is comfortable and warm, as if it is the intrauterine liquid inside of a mother’s abdomen, where a child is emerging and preparing to see the light of our world. “Jalousie” is the longest track in the album, and the most saturated with the mentioned found sounds, and the music here is appearing and vanishing, like sea tides; it is an amicable succession of natural and artificial energies, interlacing into a tranquil and enlightening symphony. So, pay a visit to Disturbed Earth’s “Hotel”.
4-20-2011 – We just added new miKroNaught music, as part of an ongoing experiment between MjDawn & Vir Unis, to the AtmoWorks smartphone app. Folks, this is original music that you will hear nowhere else! You can be a part of the experiment simply by downloading the app for your smartphone and subscribing. Look for new additions to this growing online library of works in progress, weekly! Be sure to follow us on Twitter, www.twitter.com/atmoworks.
AtmoWorks smartphone app for the Android is available now! Robert Rich interview available as exclusive audio streaming content for the app available now!
We just released the Rena Jones interview with Vir Unis on the AtmoWorks smartphone app! This is free content and all you have to do is download the app from your market store on your Android. This will be available soon for the iPhone, as we’re undergoing the approval phase with Apple.
AtmoWorks is also releasing a never before heard early works ambient track from Vir Unis. This is directly digitized from his cassette archives in the studio. As most cassettes Vir Unis has in his myriad boxes of tapes, this was unmarked for the most part with only a few strange markings on the tape. This is exclusive content for subscribers to the AtmoWorks app, which is only $1.99 per month! We will be releasing a series of these early works available only for streaming on the AtmoWorks smartphone app. So, get it now and enjoy!
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