Xingu Hill : Maps of the Impossible [1995]

"slowly developing aural masses and rich ambient passages (no matter how long they are, those atmospheric introductions are never boring) move into groovy bass textures that roll over the traces of long gone civilizations. carefully blended hydraulics, deep sub-bass crashes and dark organic swells reminded me of outlandish moods build by early seekness, sephiroth, and (surprise, surprise!) delta files."
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01 Myth
02 Sungate
03 Fragment
04 Temple
05 Passage
06 Last Rites
07 Rising Sand
08 Trail
09 Fever
10 Ghost

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