1. Amos982

   10

   Tim Hecker more than delivers, giving the listener a beautiful yet bleak landscape to explore. The album's twists and turns remain exciting after multiple listens and stands as the best album of 2011 for me.… Expand

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2. Nidmunch

   9

   A startlingly beautiful album, Hecker's 6th studio effort sees his always immense style become even more so. With a sound never anything less than colossal, "Ravedeath, 1972" was recorded in a church in Iceland which is plain to hear; the sound reverberates to the point that at times it feels as if there's a solid wall of sound surging towards you through your headphones. An enormous ambient masterpiece.… Expand

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3. hydrawithears

   6

   Ravedeath, 1972 is the sixth studio album by Tim Hecker, an electronic musician from Canada. All that you can hear on it is a noise generated by a computer and some piano chords (the LP was recorded at the Free Church in Reykjavík). Nevertheless, Ravedeath stuns with its beauty. Immerse in this body of drone without fear but remember to bring headphones with you: attention is highly required. Oneohtrix Point Never, now itâ… Expand

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4. zimmertosser69

   0

   Has anyone actually listened to this CD all the way through. It is unbearable and is like James Blake on downers. Seriously, it is pure noise slowed down to a snails pace and all the drugs in the world can't put Humpty Heckler back together again.… Expand

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