Hope In Hell, by The Last Ambient Hero

Hope In Hell

by The Last Ambient Hero

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Steve Jardine A feast of ambient goodness. I listened to this whilst home schooling the kids, it was a great backdrop for us all to stay calm, chilled and focused. :-) Favorite track: Distance.

Visual Complexity I thought "Messier 87" was my favorite release of his, but that immediately changed once I heard this album. "Hope In Hell" captures this uplifting serenity throughout these 6 tracks. The first three songs are my personal highlight on the album, but you won't be disappointed in any way. Favorite track: Hope In Hell.

Paul Howard Yet another blissful release / perfect for sitting in the sun, gazing at empty streets. This too will pass.

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	1.	A Question Of Faith 14:20
	2.	Hope In Hell 19:38
	3.	Spring Lament 20:28
	4.	Distance 06:48
	5.	Fear In Numbers 06:36
	6.	Return To A New Normal 05:39

about

Tuesday 24th March 2020 and the UK has now officially entered 'lockdown'.

My one hour a day outside has been spent jogging around my local park. It's so quiet. It's like someone has turned up the birdsong and muted the traffic.

The trees are all bare except for one solitary blossom tree. It's magnificent and stands alone.

Every lap, I look up at it. Somehow I find it comforting.

credits

released March 25, 2020

Produced by The Last Ambient Hero • modular / field recording / editing

Recorded & mixed at TSE, 19th-25th March 2020.
Photo by Lucy Edge.