Neostra Music Charleston, West Virginia
Dave Roberts (aka Neostra) is a ambient music synthesist, percussionist, and composer based in Charleston, WV. While primarily known as a drummer, he has been heavily involved in ambient music for a little over 25 years.
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Thanks to TC, for referring this album. It inspires reflection and compassion.
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No matter if entering enthrallingly overwhelming skylines, nebulously extraterrestrial spheres, mysteriously labyrinthine inner zones, spectacularly subaqueous depths or majestically monumental architectural masterpieces, Max Corbacho always delivers the very best of his virtuosic soundcarving, a rewardingly abundant momentum of tremendously sophisticated wizardry in sculpting powerfully transporting opuses. With gem like 70-minute "Nocturnes II", but also with "Source Of Present", "Nocturnes" and most especially with recently released "Horizon Matrix" (out since November 30th, 2018), Max Corbacho is triumphantly chasing quintessential milestones such as "Ars Lucis" and "The Ocean Inside". Once again, bravo, Maestro!!!
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