F♯ A♯ ∞ - Godspeed You! Black Emperor
So as I said ambient music isn't really my thing but I still really enjoyed this, more than I thought I would. It's very atmospheric. I really enjoy the 'skits' or the in-between voice lines where it just sort of builds this atmosphere and this music just goes perfectly with it.
It sort of tells a mini-story and I really enjoyed listening to the end track Providence that's just a conversation with two people, the details of the noises in the background, the stuttering, it all feels like someone had mic-ed up a real person for this conversation (reminds me of Ralph Bakshi recording real voicelines in a bar and animating them into Fritz The Cat).
I did prefer Ethel Cain's Perverts to this album just because it felt a lot more personal to myself, but I don't think a comparison between the two is really warranted. They're just the only two ambient albums I've ever listened to. Either way, thanks for the recommendation Anna :P
