Tomorrow Was The Golden Age

by Bing & Ruth

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sleepingdogslie This album has a wonderful mellow and melancholy ambiance. It gets quite a lot of spins in this Albuquerque home.

Tolujin I originally approached this looking for quality ambient music, but these gorgeous compositions will force their way into the foreground every time you play them. I think it's my favourite music of this kind that I've ever heard and it's been one of the albums I've listened to most over the last few years. Absolutely unreservedly recommended.

cyril prudor Huge journey around a planet in one day, almost all the colors of a life. Cohesion, diversity, told by an old irradiated piano.
Police, police, police... is... simply a masterpiece.

One of the ten best albums of the last 20 years.

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1.	Warble 05:44	buy track
2.	TWTGA 05:55	buy track
3.	Just Like The First Time 07:10	buy track
4.	Police Police Police Police Police 06:04	buy track
5.	Strange Wind 04:12	buy track
6.	The Towns We Love Is Our Town 06:34	buy track
7.	We Are On The Side Of Angels 07:00	buy track
8.	Reflector 07:20	buy track
9.	Postcard From Brilliant Orange 07:12	buy track

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Tomorrow Was the Golden Age is an album length composition by NYC minimalist ensemble Bing & Ruth. Written and conducted by pianist David Moore, Tomorrow Was the Golden Age is a halcyonic journey to a neverending place, where music waxes, wanes and drifts imperceptibly from silence to grand, glowing sound. Tomorrow Was the Golden Age achieves a canon-level quality for instrumental music inspired by the same intentions and practices that fueled works by Morton Feldman, Gavin Bryars, Steve Reich and Brian Eno.

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released October 14, 2014

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Species, and Divergence: Species Remixes, are out now on 4AD.

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Oct 22

Levon Helm Studios

Woodstock, NY
Nov 20

Knockdown Center

Queens, NY

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