Aes Dana – Season 5

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		Natti Natti	7:01
		Peripherics	7:15
		Season 5	8:46
		Undertow	6:54
		Gatewick (Vinyl Airport Delay)	7:37
		Dew (Herbal Version)	6:18
		Chrysalis	7:48
		Onset Data (Ethereal Version)	7:23
		Forest Fish	5:15
		Suspended Grounds	5:37

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Season 5 CD, Album, Mixed	Ultimae Records – inre 007	France	2002	France — 2002
	Season 5 CD, Album, Mixed, Reissue	Ultimae Records – inre 007, Ultimae Records – inre007	France	2008	France — 2008
	Season 5 10×File, FLAC, Album	Ultimae Records – inre007	France	2011	France — 2011	Recently Edited
	Season 5 10×File, FLAC, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 24-Bits	Ultimae Records – inre 007-2	France	2015	France — 2015	Recently Edited

thurminator Mar 20, 2023
referencing Season 5 (CD, Album, Mixed) inre 007
What a fantastic techno-based ambient album that holds up great 21 years on from its release. It has a particular quality that really drives the music forward in a manner that feels melodic yet almost scientific in a way (perhaps the Ultimae album art is influencing me more than the music itself there). This is well demonstrated on tracks like Undertow. Shame that these discs are so hard to come by these days. Perfect music for a rainy day to reflect on times gone past and the future to come, or to take the high road and live in the moment - Season 5 permits it all.
Radical_Rituals Feb 23, 2023
referencing Season 5 (CD, Album, Mixed) inre 007
We need a Vinyl release of this as well as Memory Shell.... actually we need ALL of Aes Dana's work on Vinyl. Ultimae have only released Vinyl editions starting with Aes Dana's 2012 album Pollen. Any albums before that have only CD editions.
Numanoid Jul 22, 2007
Edited 17 years ago
referencing Season 5 (CD, Album, Mixed) inre 007
Most of the albums I've heard in the so-called psychedelic chill out genre does dub reggae style, this release however approach dub with techno in mind. It's reminiscent of Basic Channel, but more colourful, varied and in-depth. It's five years since the record was put out now, but I still found it a very refreshing (and relaxing) listening experience when I got hold of it the other day. Highly recommended.