At the Edge of Everything

Steve Roach · 2013

73 min · 7 tracks · ambient

A deep sonic exploration where ethereal textures intertwine with expansive, meditative soundscapes.

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At the Edge of Everything is an album by Steve Roach, released in 2013. A deep sonic exploration where ethereal textures intertwine with expansive, meditative soundscapes. 'At the Edge of Everything' received critical acclaim for its atmospheric depth and has been influential in shaping contemporary ambient sound. It further established Roach's reputation as a pioneer in the genre, reinforcing his status with consistent placements on ambient music charts and playlists that highlight transformative listening experiences. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does At the Edge of Everything sound like?

A deep sonic exploration where ethereal textures intertwine with expansive, meditative soundscapes. Rooted in ambient.

What makes At the Edge of Everything by Steve Roach notable?

'At the Edge of Everything' received critical acclaim for its atmospheric depth and has been influential in shaping contemporary ambient sound. It further established Roach's reputation as a pioneer in the genre, reinforcing his status with consistent placements on ambient music charts and playlists that highlight transformative listening experiences. By the time 'At the Edge of Everything' was released in December 2013, Steve Roach was a well-established figure in ambient music, having been active since the late 1970s. This album came as a continuation of his prolific output, following the acclaimed 'Spiral Revelation' (2012), and further solidified his influence within the genre as he embraced more immersive soundscapes.

How many songs are on At the Edge of Everything?

At the Edge of Everything has 7 tracks, running approximately 73 minutes.