Get all 5 Hidden Rivers releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Chris Predicts the Future in 1993, Always Somewhere Else, Golden Age Of Dereliction, Plainsight Lakes, and Where Moss Grows.
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Flying The Nest
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In And Out Of Days
05:24
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Sunday's Child
01:13
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White Light Peak
03:39
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Awash
03:15
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The Liquid Mirror
05:33
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Circa 96
01:29
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Red The Sun's Cold Disk
05:29
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September Sun Memory
04:39
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Over An Open Field
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Futureproof
04:27
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Hidden Rivers Wales, UK
Hidden Rivers is the alias of Welsh producer Huw Roberts. His music draws on influences ranging from fringe electronic music to classical.
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I love studying to music like this, interesting but not obstructive. When I'm not studying, the cerebral and natural world songs and the clean production opens up. Love it.
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All the elements of sounds merge together with each other in a kind of synchronised harmony conjuring up past dreamy places very unique sounding album.
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Charcoal (2014 Special Edition)
by Brambles
supported by 246 fans who also own “Where Moss Grows”
Beautiful, soothing - transports you right where you want to be. Can’t wait to hear new album from Brambles.
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Lemodie (15th Anniversary Edition)
by Ochre
The breakthrough IDM album from Christopher Scott Leary, aka Ochre, gets a luxe 15th anniversary reissue.
go to albumA stunner—dense, richly textured electronic music with songs that crackle like mysterious outer space transmissions.
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The Comforting Warmth of Winter
by Ruslan Perezhilo
Delicate, beautiful songs from Italy’s Ruslan Perezhilo with gauzy, mysterious synths and melodies that are soothing and hypnotic.
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Orbital Planes & Passenger Trains Vol 1
by Various Artists
supported by 235 fans who also own “Where Moss Grows”
This should've gone out of print the month it was released. Most of the names here are still very active and at the time this line-up was extraordinarily significant for both this label, ambient/electronic/post-rock/isolationist music and the future labels represented by these artists. These tracks and artists are without a doubt still relevant in 2022. Don't continue to sleep on this just because its a decade+ old.
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