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  1. Newburyport, Massachusetts
  2. Ambient
www.thomaseaton.com
www.thomaseaton.com
  1. collection 4
  2. following 7
  1. elements: audio environments part two: earth
    by tom eaton
    elements: audio environments part two: earth
    by tom eaton
    through the woods through the woods
    “A beautiful, shimmering, and colorful emotional experience, with strong melodic content morphing slowly like waves...”

    Expose www.expose.org/index.php/articles/display/tom-eaton-elements-audio-environments-parts-1-4.html
    appears in 36 other collections
  2. elements: audio environments part four: water
    by tom eaton
    elements: audio environments part four: water
    by tom eaton
    a final descent a final descent
    “However tired it might be to reference Eno in assessing another artist's ambient release, an Eaton production as impeccably crafted as “The Marsh and the Tide” (Earth) or “The Solar Interior” (Fire) holds up against anything Eno created during his Music for Films period.”

    Textura www.textura.org/archives/e/eaton_elements.htm
    appears in 35 other collections
  3. elements: audio environments part three: fire
    by tom eaton
    elements: audio environments part three: fire
    by tom eaton
    before obsidian before obsidian
    “...each piece slowly progresses, no fast sequences, hard edges, or sharp corners to be found anywhere. Even though each piece exists as a succinct vignette of a singular idea, each is long enough at ten minutes to provide an immersive experience, and taken all together provides almost five hours of dreamy, ever-shifting atmospheres and textures.”

    Expose www.expose.org/index.php/articles/display/tom-eaton-elements-audio-environments-parts-1-4.html
    appears in 31 other collections
  4. elements: audio environments part one: air
    by tom eaton
    elements: audio environments part one: air
    by tom eaton
    altitudes altitudes
    “The risk in singling out any one piece is that it suggests some difference in quality between the tracks; it's more the case that a consistent level of refinement is upheld from start to finish.”

    Textura www.textura.org/archives/e/eaton_elements.htm
    appears in 36 other collections