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Oct 19, 2015At almost 70 minutes, Where All Is Fled may take a few unnecessary detours across its 14 tracks, but it's ultimately Hauschildt's most cohesive work. Here, he's matched his well-established talents as a composer of cosmic ambient with a new depth of artistic direction.
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Oct 8, 2015It’s weird (great album art), lush, hypnotic and impossible to grasp, a dreamlike futuristic soundtrack that only exists in the combined imagination of those willing to follow Steve Hauschildt’s gently commanding vision.
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Oct 8, 2015Where All Is Fled builds on Hauschildt's Berlin-school/kosmische influences while exploring new dimensions, resulting in his most immersive, accomplished solo work yet.
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Oct 8, 2015It demands attentive listening, only because it can so easily slip into the delirious wonders of foreign realms.
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Oct 8, 2015The question, going into this album, was whether he could give them purpose and meaning--whether he could put his technical mastery into the service of music at once experimental and lyrical. Where All Is Fled answers resoundingly in the affirmative.
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UncutOct 8, 2015The results are frequently bewitching, if blatantly nostalgic. [Nov 2015, p.76]
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The WireDec 16, 2015There's not much going on texturally. [Nov 2015, p.56]