ElectroWhat? - Ambient While some, such as the... | Breazu Studios

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This right here is what you could call a "quality blog". And with music, especially electronic music, it's not all about quantity, which is what the major blogs want you to think considering how many tracks they post, but the quality of the music chosen. And to better appreciate electronic music and everything connected to it, you have to take in the information slowly. That's why I'm here. I'm giving you that, and anything else out of my thoughts and opinions that I think blog-worthy. And I'm sorry but even though I know that almost all of you like the blog run by someone or other just talking about their mundane lives and how they just got the new blah or went to bleh or did blargh or how bleh makes them happy and blah pisses them off, I won't bore you with all the minute details of my unimportant life. So follow this blog, unfollow it, like the posts, reblog them, praise them, hate them, hate me, love me, do whatever you want, but most importantly, enjoy.

ElectroWhat? - Ambient

While some, such as the artists we looked at while discussing Rock Infusions, took the newly developed music technology as a way to improve the music they already had, others developed a whole new kind of music through the 1970s, Ambient music. Now, when you think of Ambient music, you probably think of Brian Eno. If you don’t know who Brian Eno is, don’t worry about him yet because we’ll talk about him soon. Ambient music, simply put, is background music. This could be played in airports or department stores and it would be just like wallpaper, a metaphor to be explained in the post below.

Tangerine Dream - Phaedra (1974)

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