Much of La Ola Interior (Spanish Ambient & Acid Exoticism 1983-1990) sounds shockingly contemporary for a collection of tracks recorded in the mid to late ’80s. Ambient as a genre was already relatively well established by the time many of the artists on this compilation recorded their songs. But as we neared the end of the century, much of the scene in the US and Japan was beginning to push into New Age territory. These artists from the Spanish peninsula were trafficking in something much more experimental.
La Ola Interior covers a lot of stylistic ground. There’s despondent drones, classic analog synths excursions, detached chants, field …
This compilation sounds like a fascinating dive into ’80s Spanish music! It’s amazing how genres from the past can still feel so relevant today. Excited to explore the vibes of La Ola Interior!
Absolutely! It’s interesting to see how these ’80s tracks have influenced modern artists, blending nostalgia with contemporary sounds. The unique fusion of ambient and acid elements really showcases Spain’s diverse musical landscape during that era.
I completely agree! It’s fascinating how the innovative sounds from that era continue to inspire today’s musicians, creating a bridge between the past and present. The way these ambient tracks incorporate elements of nature and culture really enhances their timeless appeal.
Absolutely! It’s amazing to see how those ’80s tracks blend nostalgia with modern influences, making them so relevant today. The unique fusion of ambient and electronic elements really paved the way for current artists exploring similar themes.