If I had a time machine, I'd do anything to be there live to see Krister Linder and SolarFields live performing one of the peak moments of their carreer.

Hits from multiple albums completely reinvented, with Krister Linder flying over it with his angelic ethereal voice.

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Jónsi's ingenious use of minimalistic drum elements, steering toward sparse, floaty, and beautiful ambience, defines this uplifting album as a continuous surprise—a rollercoaster of unforgettable emotional experiences. A must-listen for Post Rock enthusiasts, particularly those fond of Sigur Rós. The wait was well worth it, and through out the whole journey the only thing missing was my disappointment.

() by Sigur Rós is my first introduction to the genre of Post Rock. I remember vividly as a kid watching Vanilla Sky's ending, as he takes a leap of faith to wake up from the terrible nightmare he has been experiencing. It was a genius idea to incorporate the Untitled 4 track from this album also known as "Nj​ó​snav​é​lin" to convey the correct emotions to the viewers of the movie. () is Sigur Rós most melancholic album to date in my opinion.

An essential piece in Solar Fields' discography, Random Friday stands out as a sophisticated exploration of both energy and emotion—balancing moments of quiet reflection with exhilarating surges of sound, making it a landmark in the realm of progressive ambient.

The album, "Origin #03" by SolarFields, brings a profound sense of nostalgia, a testament to Magnus's artistry in conjuring a sphere that fosters relaxation and diverts attention from my persistent tinnitus. Consequently, it affords me the opportunity to redirect focus toward matters of significance, particularly the present moment and professional endeavors. Noteworthy are the exceptional highlights interspersed throughout Origin #03.

SolarFields' "Studio Jupiter Session Live" unfolds a unique musical journey. In this live spectacular performance by Magnus, "Night Traffic City" sets a tone, resonating with me deeply. The immersive soundscape vividly encapsulates for me the dynamic essence of a city in perpetual motion. SolarFields, the sonic virtuoso, crafts an experience transcending the conventional, where each note becomes poetry and the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary.

Solar Fields' 'Movements' showcases a captivating amalgamation of ambient, electronic, and downtempo elements. The album's seamless transitions and painstaking composition craft an immersive odyssey, where atmospheric textures and discerning arrangements garner noteworthy acclaim. The exceptional production quality, marked by impeccable sound engineering, allows each constituent element to radiate with brilliance. Non stop guiding the listener through interludes of tranquility and euphoria.

Solar Fields' 'Blue' album is an enthralling amalgamation of ambient, electronic, and downtempo elements, delivering a sonic experience that navigates seamlessly through a diverse musical terrain. The transitions are executed with precision, and the meticulous composition speaks volumes about the craftsmanship. The atmospheric textures and discerning arrangements, lauded for their noteworthy acclaim, contribute to an compelling auditory journey.

The musical duo’s album: 'Interloper' presents a mesmerizing fusion of ambient, electronic, and downtempo elements, orchestrating a musical expedition with consummate artistry. The album navigates its transitions with an organic flow, exemplifying meticulous musical engineering in its composition.

For those seeking a contemplative, multi-layered auditory experience, Hydrophonic Garden is an essential listen—its delicate rhythms and enveloping textures make it a cornerstone of the ambient and psybient genres, exemplifying Carbon Based Lifeforms' mastery in creating deeply immersive, emotionally resonant soundscapes.

In 2017, Carbon Based Lifeforms unveiled "Derelicts," their 9th ethereal creation since "Hydroponic Garden." This 82-minute odyssey immerses listeners in a universe of intricate pads, soft bass, and compelling melodies. From the enchanting "780 days" to the tranquil "Equilibrium," each track contributes to a cosmic journey, merging dreams and reality. Guided by the duo sonic architects, "Derelicts" is a definitive masterpiece in CBL's portfolio.

'Solar Fields' 'Ourdom' skillfully blends ambient and electronic elements for a captivating Mirror's Edge like journey. 'Daylight Carrier' elevates with its tones, while 'Joshua's Shop' dives into creative depths sparking curiosity. The tracks, coupled with compelling cover art, makes 'Ourdom' an essential, transformative ambient musical journey.

Sync 24's "Comfortable Void" crafts a space with minimalism as influence, featuring layered sequences and pulsating textures. Subtle, non-earwormy melodies create an energized atmosphere. Vocal snippets and rock/pop beats add texture, offering a unique twist.

FUN FACT: This album's track Cocoon Moon was recommended to the audio director at DICE also named "Magnus".
After discovering Solar Fields and HUVA NETWORK on Pandora website. Magnus Walters went under further investigation and decided to spawn Magnus Birgersson (A.K.A SolarFields) as the composer of the official soundtrack of Mirror's Edge.

This album effortlessly merges big band, shoegaze, and nostalgic synths, creating a captivating vibe. Even thou critiques, it's one of the year's best in my opinion. Tracks like "Radar" and "Deceiver" showcase diverse influences, and as a long-time fan, I applaud the exceptional compositions and dreamy atmosphere. In short, a standout masterpiece.

M83's "Hurry Up, We're Dreaming" fulfills Gonzalez's promise of epicness, becoming their best album. The 74-minute double album maintains a cohesive flow, featuring intense vocals, saxophone solos, and explosive choruses, notably in the standout track "Midnight city," delivering a outstanding musical experience.

I love this album because I love myself some real human beans 🤌