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HERBSTLAUB by Marsen Jules, released 14 February 2005 1. Fanes D'Automne 2. De La Mort D'un Cygne 3. Aurore 4. Aile D'Aigle 5. Tous Les Coeurs De Cette Terre 6. Chanson Du Soir. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card.

By: Marsen Jules (2005, Electronic). More albums from Marsen Jules: Yara by Marsen Jules. The End Of Words by Marsen Jules. Nostalgia by Marsen Jules. The Endless Change Of Colour by Marsen Jules. Beautyfear by Marsen Jules. The Empire Of Silence by Marsen Jules. Sinfonietta by Marsen Jules. Les Fleurs by Marsen Jules. View all albums . Herbstlaub. By: Marsen Jules (2005, Electronic).

The German electronic music composer Marsen Jules is a poet in sound  . Marsen Jules - Kunderas Dream (from the album "Nostalgia"). 25. 2. Working on new generative material for the live-sets with Anders Weberg. Marsen Jules - Nostalgia (from the album "Nostalgia"). Herbstlaub, an album by Marsen Jules on this site.

Herbstlaub ‎(LP, Album). TOWERBLOCK 023 LP. Germany. 1- Haulm of Fall 2- From a Swan’s Death 3- Dawn 4- Eagle’s Wing 5- Every Heart on Earth 6- Song of the Evening. Thank you, Marsen Jules, for writing such delicate music. Reply Notify me 5 Helpful. Marketplace 0 11 For Sale from €. 5.

Herbstlaub Marsen Jules. This album has an average beat per minute of 112 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 112/112 BPM). Tracklist Herbstlaub.

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I'd never heard the name Marsen Jules before listening to Herbstlaub, but if this release is any indication of his talent level, I think that ambient music fans in general will be hearing a lot more from him in the future. Over the course of six tracks and just under forty minutes running length, Jules floats the ghostly cloud of strings and dense washes of ambience that recall in part everyone from William Basinski to Colleen to Gavin Bryars. The rest of the album follows the same sort of patterns, with heavily reverbed harps, strings, and chimes that exhale like they're being breathed out of your own body. There's something about the sounds of classical instrumentation that seems to translate well to ambient electronic music, and while Jules is by no means the first one to do this sort of thing, this is one of the better pure ambient releases that I've heard in awhile and easily the best I've heard this year so far.