Hinterlands (CD)
Green-House
Amoeba Review
LA duo Green-House create imaginative, evocative, spellbinding music. Their first album for new label Ghostly International, Hinterlands, combines the ambient bliss of new age with a wide-ranging series of genre influences. But don't file them away with the toothless background music in the spa waiting room or even the cosmic melodies of the mighty Tangerine Dream. These dreamy instrumental tracks don't ascribe to any specific genre norms...they're so layered and rich it's impossible to catalog them. Elements of the fantastic weave through island soundscapes. Moody folk, forgotten lounge sounds, and paradisiacal synth-pop come out to play. Hinterlands is a world all its own, languid and romantic, euphoric and expansive.
Track Listing
Disc 1 Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
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1.
Sun Dogs
|
Green-House | 03:00 |
|
2.
Sanibel
|
Green-House | 03:03 |
|
3.
Farewell, Little Island
|
Green-House | 03:00 |
|
4.
Misty Step
|
Green-House | 04:00 |
|
5.
Dragline Silk
|
Green-House | 03:34 |
|
6.
Hinterland I
|
Green-House | 01:56 |
|
7.
Hinterland II
|
Green-House | 02:12 |
|
8.
Hinterland III
|
Green-House | 04:08 |
|
9.
Well of the World
|
Green-House | 05:06 |
|
10.
Under the Oak
|
Green-House | 02:50 |
|
11.
Bronze Age
|
Green-House | 02:33 |
|
12.
Valley of Blue
|
Green-House | 02:27 |











