HyperEx Machina

Artist: HyperEx Machina
P: 2005
This is up there with the best work that HyperEx Machina has ever done. He has added guitar to his sonic pallette, and the effect is amazing. The guitar adds an extra dimension to the recognisable HyperEx sound, it takes you places. Four long tracks that give you the time to get totally immersed. Then the use of the guitar elevates your mood, totally rewarding. Tracks that seem initially simple unfold into a complex array of layers building and developing into a wonderful musical experience. A lot of sequences show us a solid electronic album.

Artist: HyperEx Machina
P: 2010
Nice sequncertracks of Berlin School with Moog solo leadlines.
This album contains pieces from three separate performances.
- Awakenings Leeds
- Awakenings Branston
- Rota London
Together the running time almost fills an 80 minute CD

Artist: HyperEx Machina
P: 2008
Dark Thoughts in Sunlights Glare is a bit different, in that there is only one track. But it is an absoultely huge album-length track. One huge piece of work, totally immersive dark long ambient.

Artist: HyperEx Machina
P: 2013
From the opening track 'It's Got to Start Somewhere' you know that it definately has started somewhere, and it gets bigger and better as it progresses. Instantly recognisable as HyperEx Machina yet also moving further along in development. Nice.

Artist: HyperEx Machina
P: 2012
Steve Munslow (HyperEx Machina) has definately moved into another field altogether. 
He has started out in this Longform area by creating a longform version of his "normal"
album Dimension Home and very nice it is too. Like all the Ambientlive Longform releases it is presented in a DVD case and includes 
printed inserts. Vast and immersive.

Artist: HyperEx Machina
P: 2007
Divine Flow with Cold Joy initially started out as a track on an earlier album, but it was too good, and a further 3 parts just had to be added. Add to that the anthemic The Pulse Quickens and 3 more tracks, and you have this, one of HyperEx Machina's best albums.. 

Artist: HyperEx Machina
P: 2001
This is the live set that HyperEx Machina did at the legendary AmbientLive 2K1 gig, the inaugural event of AmbientLive. In fact HyperEx was the first artist ever to perform. Lots of classics from that time, plus a few upcoming ones, such as from 'Remembrance'.  A Lot of experimental soundsculptures.

Artist: HyperEx Machina
P: 2006
Containing one huge Berlin school sequencer track and guitar, this is HyperEx Machina at his finest. Never a boring second in the whole thing, this is a total 'train journey' into the realms of your imagination. Set it going and sit back, let HyperEx take over .....

Artist: HyperEx Machina
P: 2004
HyperEx Machina's Remembrance charts the final months of the First World War and the uneasy peace that followed. The album was inspired by the writings of Siegfried Sassoon, Pat Barker and Wilfred Owen, to whom the track "War Poet" is dedicated. The companion bonus CD contains a further 8 tracks, remixes, etc.
Free with every copy of 'Remembrance' is the Bonus Album, containing lots more new material, including interpretations and remixes from guest artists.

Artist: HyperEx Machina
P: 2007
Contains the extended 5-part title track, a masterpiece of the Ambient genre, gradually increasing in intensity through the 5 parts, taking in sequences, and eventually finishing with a guitar blow-out in the final part. 'Midnight Remembered' is a re-make of a classic HyperEx Machina track from way back, and the album is rounded out with the bonus track 'Underture'.