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Nibana – Shūmatsu No Tani
Free Music | Bass Music, Deep Trance, Downtempo | May 25, 2017 | Posted by Basilisk
Disc 1
01 - Nibana - Soma (80 BPM)
02 - Nibana - Aeon (85 BPM)
03 - Nibana - Shūmatsu No Tani (94 BPM)
04 - Digicult & U-Recken - The Optimist (Nibana Remix) (100 BPM)
05 - Nibana & Seamoon - Flickering Spikes (101 BPM)
06 - Nibana - Aenigma (100 BPM)
07 - Nibana - Orchestra Electronica (90 BPM)
Disc 2
08 - Nibana - A Thousands Worlds Behind (85 BPM)
09 - Nibana - Andaran Athish'an (114 BPM)
10 - Nibana - From Ants (76 BPM)
11 - Nibana - People Skills (86 BPM)
12 - Tribone - Unconscious Matter (Nibana Remix) (103 BPM)
13 - Nibana & Eurythmy - Second Breath (114 BPM)
14 - Nibana - I Care Not (105 BPM)
15 - Nibana - Black Panda (94 BPM)
16 - Nibana - It's Talking (95 BPM)
17 - Nibana - The Beast (79 BPM)
18 - Nibana - Machine Men (70 BPM)Shūmatsu No Tani (終末の谷; “The Valley of the End”) is the third album written and produced by French musician Nibana. This double CD-length album features 18 tracks divided into two distinct parts, one driven by psychedelic ambient and downtempo influences, while the other explores sonic territory closer to bass music, glitch-hop, and psystep. From the artist: “My goal was to create a self-released and completely free digital album, free of any labels and any fences, evolving from my roots (the album Ask The Universe) to newer horizons among the bass music scene.” Many influences can be heard on Nibana’s new album as well as allusions to some of his favorite producers in the bass music scene such as Tipper, Whitebear, Koan Sound, Suduaya, Solar Fields, and more. Mastered by Storm Mastering with graphic design by ElohProjects.
Disc 1
01 - Nibana - Soma (80 BPM)
02 - Nibana - Aeon (85 BPM)
03 - Nibana - Shūmatsu No Tani (94 BPM)
04 - Digicult & U-Recken - The Optimist (Nibana Remix) (100 BPM)
05 - Nibana & Seamoon - Flickering Spikes (101 BPM)
06 - Nibana - Aenigma (100 BPM)
07 - Nibana - Orchestra Electronica (90 BPM)
Disc 2
08 - Nibana - A Thousands Worlds Behind (85 BPM)
09 - Nibana - Andaran Athish'an (114 BPM)
10 - Nibana - From Ants (76 BPM)
11 - Nibana - People Skills (86 BPM)
12 - Tribone - Unconscious Matter (Nibana Remix) (103 BPM)
13 - Nibana & Eurythmy - Second Breath (114 BPM)
14 - Nibana - I Care Not (105 BPM)
15 - Nibana - Black Panda (94 BPM)
16 - Nibana - It's Talking (95 BPM)
17 - Nibana - The Beast (79 BPM)
18 - Nibana - Machine Men (70 BPM)
01 - Nibana - Soma (80 BPM)
02 - Nibana - Aeon (85 BPM)
03 - Nibana - Shūmatsu No Tani (94 BPM)
04 - Digicult & U-Recken - The Optimist (Nibana Remix) (100 BPM)
05 - Nibana & Seamoon - Flickering Spikes (101 BPM)
06 - Nibana - Aenigma (100 BPM)
07 - Nibana - Orchestra Electronica (90 BPM)
Disc 2
08 - Nibana - A Thousands Worlds Behind (85 BPM)
09 - Nibana - Andaran Athish'an (114 BPM)
10 - Nibana - From Ants (76 BPM)
11 - Nibana - People Skills (86 BPM)
12 - Tribone - Unconscious Matter (Nibana Remix) (103 BPM)
13 - Nibana & Eurythmy - Second Breath (114 BPM)
14 - Nibana - I Care Not (105 BPM)
15 - Nibana - Black Panda (94 BPM)
16 - Nibana - It's Talking (95 BPM)
17 - Nibana - The Beast (79 BPM)
18 - Nibana - Machine Men (70 BPM)
Shūmatsu No Tani (終末の谷; “The Valley of the End”) is the third album written and produced by French musician Nibana. This double CD-length album features 18 tracks divided into two distinct parts, one driven by psychedelic ambient and downtempo influences, while the other explores sonic territory closer to bass music, glitch-hop, and psystep. From the artist: “My goal was to create a self-released and completely free digital album, free of any labels and any fences, evolving from my roots (the album Ask The Universe) to newer horizons among the bass music scene.” Many influences can be heard on Nibana’s new album as well as allusions to some of his favorite producers in the bass music scene such as Tipper, Whitebear, Koan Sound, Suduaya, Solar Fields, and more. Mastered by Storm Mastering with graphic design by ElohProjects.
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