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Psychedelic ambient symphonic soundscapes
Genre: New Age: Ambient
Release Date: 2004
silo 10 Record Label: Dogfingers/Uncle Buzz
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therapy refuge 9:21 $0.99
memory game 2:11 $0.99
pulse 4:01 $0.99
winter/spring 7:34 $0.99
don't disappear 4:31 $0.99
trip 10:53 $0.99
wildlife crossing 10:31 $0.99
bloom 4:45 $0.99
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Album Notes

"SILO 10" is Warren Rivera (guitar/synth/effects) and

James Sidlo (fretless guitar/effects/loops). Recorded in one

of the grain silos clustered outside The Blue Star Art

Complex in San Antonio, Texas. Robert "Bobdog"

Catlin (Pseudo Buddha) captured the natural reverb of the silo

utilizing the Doghouse Mobile Recording Unit.

These instrumentals range from the lilting beauty of

"winter/spring" to the psychedelic winds of "wildlife crossing".

Overused references are: Tangerine Dream, Fripp/Eno

and Terry Riley.

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REVIEWS

Inner wandering
author: Ben Naga
Soothing, unobtrusive, but by no means devoid of character and interest.
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author: drt
This CD is absolutely fucking beautiful. This is just, frankly, breathtaking. Fabulous. Thank you.
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let yourself be carried into a different mental state by Silo 10
author: IMPACT Press
Silo 10 probably got its name from the fact that they recorded this album inside a grain silo in San Antonio in order to capture its natural reverb capabilities. This duo plays instrumental ambient music with guitars, synths and other effects that lend itself well to the use of reverb. Just don't drive your car while listening to this, or you are liable to fall asleep and kill someone. Otherwise, let yourself be carried into a different mental state by Silo 10.
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The more musically adventurous should check this out
author: Review by John Pegoraro (StonerRock.com)
Warren Rivera and James Sidlo, the two members of Silo 10, recorded this eight-song suite live in a grain silo in San Antonio, Texas. The end result is minimalist ambience that has much in common with Gavin Bryars’ The Sinking of the Titanic or the soundtrack to Blade Runner. Silo 10’s work flows together, evolving slowly. Because of the structure of their “studio,” there’s a natural reverb to the sparse instrumental work. This lets the individual tracks grow organically, at an almost subconscious level. Listening to this is like finding shapes in passing clouds. Before you know it, hours have gone by. Obviously, this won’t be for everyone, but I enjoyed the trip. The more musically adventurous should check this out.
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