cd, Phil Thornton - Visions of Tibet - UUSI / NEW [new age, ambient, electronic]

Phil Thornton Biography by Carol Wright at allmusic.com

Phil Thornton is now closely associated with the British New Age music movement, but he is also an accomplished guitarist and has had a long touring and recording association with Sinead O'Connor. He is a regular member of the neo-psychedelic English band Mandragon, and he has worked with Gordon Giltrap, Talking Heads, Stallion, Die Laughing, Naked Lunch, 4 B 2's, and Expandis. Thornton augments his musical talents as an accomplished studio producer.

Thornton's first "non-rhythm" New Age work was the film score for Cloud Sculpting, which was later released on the New World Music, home to most of his recordings. On this project, he met didgeridoo player Steven Cragg, with whom he recorded Initiation and Tibetan Horn. In his Sussex, England, recording studio, Expandibubble, Thornton continues to explore new limits of sequenced electronic music (Alien Encounter) and the insights of tribal and ethnic cultures (Shaman).

Inspired by the very distinctive culture and music of Tibet. The pure sounds of singing bowls and temple bells are joined by the raw power of the Dong - Chen (Tibetan Horn). Powerful rhythms, chanting monks and a rich tapestry of ethnic and electronic sounds take you on a journey deep into the heart of Tibet.

Label: New World Music - NWCD360
Format: CD, Album
Country: Europe
Released: 2013
Genre: Electronic, Folk, World, & Country
Style: New Age, Ambient, Folk, Trance

1. Stages Of The Path 4:01
2. The Sacred Valley 8:09
3. Awakening Mantra 8:11
4. Solitude 4:59
5. Tantric Vision 7:42
6. Love And Light 8:37
7. The Illuminating Void 7:11
8. Transformation Mantra 9:37

Total playing time 58 min 48 sec

(P)(C) 2013 New World Music Publishing Limited.

Made in Europe.

Barcode: 7 67715 03602 0

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