Mp3 music: Divination

Artist: Divination: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Ambient Electronic     Divination's discography:      Akasha: Ambient CD1    Year: 1995    Tracks: 4      Ambient Dub Volume II - Dead Slow    Year: 1993    Tracks: 6 Divination is some other one of Bill Laswell's many projects, brought to lifespan to make a mixture of ambient and beat (nickname, house, jungle), simply after on a few releases, the spoken language rhythm aspect was left field away. Like many of Laswell's projects, Divination can't be seen as a stripe or a grouping; the lineup changes from album to album, and some of these ar regular collections. The first base album, Ambient Dub Volume I, was released on Subharmonic in 1993. Teaming up with Liu Sola, Jeff Bova, Nicky Skopelitis, Buckethead and Robert Musso, Laswell created a blend betwixt ethereal ambience and potent house rhythms. The followup, Ambient Dub Volume II: Dead Slow, was released a year later, this time with Bova, Jah Wobble and Mick Harris on board. The record album was darker, heavier on ambiance and the rhythms were more quiet. Both discs were released in a two-CD define highborn Light in Extension, which featured iI additional tracks; it was issued by Stoned Heights/4th & Broadway the same year in the U.K. only. In 1995, Akasha was released. The two-CD go down features one ambient disk (featuring one track each by Laswell, Haruomi Hosono, Anton Fier and M.J. Harris) which is selfsame light and gossamer in tone, and one spaced-out calendar method magnetic disc, which mixes the ambience with jungle and drum n'bass rhythms. Two tracks were done by Laswell with DXT, and one was created by Hosono (with considerable stimulant by Laswell). After the break 'tween Laswell and Subharmonic owner John Matarazzo, the 1996 two-CD go down Distil was released on SubMeta. Now concentrating solely on the ambience, the album was in fact a collection (though non of antecedently released material) of eight-spot tracks, done by eight-spot different ambient artists: Paul Schutze, Pete Namlook, Hosono, Mick Harris, Thomas Koner, Anton Fier, Tetsu Inoue and Laswell. Two age by and by, the Divination story got another turn with the release of Forfeit on Meta, which presented a reflective soundscape created by Laswell and electric zithern histrion Laraaji. By now, Laswell seems to have turned the Divination project into an ambient outfit, only still it's out of the question to tell what the next album will be like.