Remark Back to Mine

Remark Back to Mine. Soundscapes engineered to provoke thought, reflection, emotion, and introspection; and venture from the conscious to the unconscious. Intended to be enjoyed from start to finish, these aural narratives take you on a journey from beginning to end. Although mostly ambient in nature and texture, there are a few soundscapes in the series which stray from this pattern.

The fourth Remark Back to Mine installment, Subliminal, was lost for years — hence why it appears so greatly out of order from the remainder of the podcast. The original recording was believed to be corrupted; however the master audio source file was recently found and it finally makes its long-awaited return 14 years later. Similar to its predecessor, Seclusion, this soundscape continues to play with the fine balance of ambient and indifferent, moody electronica, whilst maintaining the universal theme of escapism through music. For more information, visit remarkcentral.info/sound.

Subliminal – Early 2005

“Music is something that chooses us; it is truly an elixir.”

1 – Interlude – Boundless / Endless
2 – Global Communication – Alpha Phase
3 – Interlude – Forever Dream State
4 – Enya – La Sonadora
5 – Windy and Carl – Resolution
6 – Interlude – My Innocent Past Thunders In
7 – Vangelis – Movement 1
8 – Art of Noise – Memento
9 – Jaydee – Think 4 Awhile
10 – Interlude – The Heartbeat into Eternity
11 – Slowdive – Losing Today
12 – Stryke – Introspection (Part I)
13 – Nor Elle – Digital Diary
14 – Nor Elle – Lost Memories
15 – Interlude – Stuck in Reverberation (With the Memory of Us)
16 – Junkie XL – Mogwai
17 – Interlude – The Shadows Grow Longer
18 – Sigur Ros – Ba Ba19 – Passengers featuring Holi – Ito Okashi
20 – Brian Eno – Fractal Zoom (Moby Bucolic mix)
21 – Pete Namlook – Master of the Sky
22 – Global Communication – 14 31
23 – Underworld – Tongue
24 – Nine Inch Nails – A Warm Place
25 – Sasha – Baja
26 – Maximilian Hecker – Never-ending Days
27 – Interlude – Drone Fade
28 – Recoil – 2