A History of Ambient House & Ambient Techno - 5: 1992 - FAX, Tribal Ambient, Sven Väth & PWOG.

Attempting to document the huge range of music from the intensely creative period at the peak of ambient house, ambient techno and chill-out music in the first half of the '90s. 1992 - part 3.
I've no idea why the audio and video goes out of sync halfway through, apologies for that!
Silence - Silence
A Produce - Reflect Like a Mirror, Respond Like an Echo
Muslimgauze - Zul'm
Deep Forest - Deep Forest
Banco De Gaia - Medium
Banco De Gaia - Freeform Flutes & Fading Tibetans
Banco De Gaia - Deep Live
Svan Väth - Accident in Paradise
i - Repetitive Digital Noise
The Shamen - Boss Drum
Psychick Warriors of Gaia - Obsidian (Organically Decomposed)
Psychick Warriors of Gaia - Ov Biospheres and Sacred Grooves: A Document Ov New Edge Folk Classics
Also mentions:
Cosmic Baby - Stellar Supreme
Alex Gray - Ambient Dance
Opus III - Mind Fruit
Hypnopedia - Spectral EP
Astralasia - The Politics of Ecstasy
Sisterlove - The Hypnotist
Support the artists!
Silence - Silence: silencemusik.b...
Reflect Like a Mirror, Respond Like an Echo: aproducebarryc...
Muslimgauze - Zul'm: othervoicesrec...
Accident in Paradise: svenvaeth.band...
Repetitive Digital Noise: atomtm.bandcam...
Boss Drum: oliarchives.ba...
Spectral EP: futuresound2.b...

[@Meadow9900]

Love this. No one talks enough about these artists, let alone the genres and history.

[@belverticale]

Love the old Fax stuff. Tetsu Inoue was the best...ambient legend.

[@Phonaut]

Timeless Music

[@richardlinck1207]

Your bringing back so many memories for me, including that I had all three Banco tapes. Love this series and looking forward to 93

[@integratedman4027]

AMAZING

[@motorboy23]

Nice you mentioned PWOG, they are often over looked. Plus the Sisterlove track, I played that in nearly every set back in the day

[@absentwithconcept]

Yeah, with these vids I wanted to look at the many overlooked artists and releases just as much as telling the 'main' story of the most influential records. There are a lot of excellent forgotten albums, especially in these early years before things started to become a bit more homogenised.

[@Brokout]

I really enjoy PWoG/XCOR, even though their production can be a little thin and some tracks can be too meandering, when it’s good, it’s GOOD

[@motorboy23]

True, I saw them at, I think, Midi Circus, a big Club Dog gig, they just sat crosses legged on the stage behind a pc and synth thing, it was awesome so minimal and trancey

[@bazedjunkiii_tv]

PWOG's 'Record Of Breaks' might still be my favorite minimal techno album of all time due to its sparse and meandering nature.

[@constancemerryweather525]

Encourage hearing “the box”by 36 on Past in the Present records.. I got it on Bandcamp

[@constancemerryweather525]

Also, great episode once again!

[@constancemerryweather525]

“Makes Enigma sound like Aphex Twin” 🥶

[@absentwithconcept]

Big 36 fan here - got most of his records in fact. Hypersona from The Box is probably my favourite of his.

[@constancemerryweather525]

@@absentwithconcept saving up to order the Box on the multicoloured wax!

[@absentwithconcept]

@@constancemerryweather525 Yes, it's on my 'if I suddenly get rich' list, haha.