Afterlight
Steve Roach · 2009
73 min · 1 track · ambient
A sonic exploration of vast landscapes, merging deep drones with ethereal textures for a transcendent experience.
Afterlight is an album by Steve Roach, released in 2009. A sonic exploration of vast landscapes, merging deep drones with ethereal textures for a transcendent experience. 'Afterlight' received attention for its expansive duration and depth of sound, contributing to Roach's influence on contemporary ambient music. The album was praised for its ability to evoke emotional landscapes and was featured in various ambient music playlists, enhancing its visibility within the genre. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Afterlight sound like?
A sonic exploration of vast landscapes, merging deep drones with ethereal textures for a transcendent experience. Rooted in ambient.
What makes Afterlight by Steve Roach notable?
'Afterlight' received attention for its expansive duration and depth of sound, contributing to Roach's influence on contemporary ambient music. The album was praised for its ability to evoke emotional landscapes and was featured in various ambient music playlists, enhancing its visibility within the genre. By 2009, Steve Roach was already a prominent figure in the ambient music scene, known for his prolific output and immersive soundscapes. 'Afterlight' marked another step in his ongoing evolution, following the critically acclaimed album 'Dynamic Stillness' released in 2007. This release further solidified his reputation as a master of long-form ambient compositions.
How many songs are on Afterlight?
Afterlight has 1 track, running approximately 73 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Afterlight Standout 1:13:52
Release Date
January 1, 2009
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Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
73 min 52 sec
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