Inalonelyplace

"...some of the best ambient creativeness to hit the afile since Music For Airports." - KZSU "Featuring the musical talents of Frank Suchomel and David Bymer, the latest album from Inalonelyplace, is a collection of haunting and delicate drones and ambient melodies that drift and envelope, relaxing and meditative at the same time. After the magnificent opener ?Across the Wasteland?, an eight minute bathe in aural sunshine, A gently swaying guitar heralds in ?Fleeting and Back Again? another relaxing piece that sounds wonderful flowing across a sunlit garden.

"Featuring the musical talents of Frank Suchomel and David Bymer, the latest album from Inalonelyplace, is a collection of haunting and delicate drones and ambient melodies that drift and envelope, relaxing and meditative at the same time.

After the magnificent opener ?Across the Wasteland?, an eight minute bathe in aural sunshine, A gently swaying guitar heralds in ?Fleeting and Back Again? another relaxing piece that sounds wonderful flowing across a sunlit garden. Deeper in texture, the spacious sounds of ?Lament Fills The Divide? take the listener far away from the mundane, the rippling melodies only adding to the sense of wonder. Opening with picked guitar and some electronic sequences, ?The Architect has built his House? is one of those slowly dissolving pieces, the notes fading into a slowly rising drone that invigorates like a good stretch in the morning. To end, ?Final Transmission Fragment? is a scratchy piece of electronic ambience that slowly fades into nothing, the perfect finish for the album." - Ptolemaic Terrascope