The word "ambient" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an adjective that typically refers to the surrounding atmosphere or environment, such as ambient temperature or ambient sound. Example sentence: The ambient noise in the city made it difficult to concentrate.
James Holden leads the charge with the deep, ambient vision of techno his acclaimed Border Community label has long championed, but it's the diversity elsewhere that piques the ears.
If you're after louche lightness from your indie then the new single from Ducktails, aka Real Estate's Matt Mondanile, should be aptly ambient after the disconcerting Daughn Gibson.
High ceilings, ambient low lights, the jostling of besuited office workers.
In recent years, he has collaborated with Björk, Paul Weller, Hot Chip and Brian Eno, continuing a relationship that began when he co-wrote 1/1, the piano track on Eno's Ambient 1: Music for Airports.
Around the time of their 2008 debut album, Antidotes, they were a thoroughly self-critical band and that's one thing that hasn't changed, through 2010's more ambient Total Life Forever and up to the present date.
It's saving a phenomenal amount of money, it's decreased crime because burglars love ambient lighting, it's nice to see the night sky and, as someone who lives in a main street that has had its lights cut off, I can get a good night's sleep".
That "Big Spliff" session was described in Mason's memoir Inside Out, where he called it "ambient mood music" akin to "bands like the Orb".
Joining him with a colossal live set is KiNK, whose hardware workouts go from light ambient showers to full-on digital monsoons and back again.
Friction improves at colder ambient air temperatures, which is why they chose to climb Dawn Wall in winter.
To him, they're just different types of "amorphous, rhythmless ambient music".
iPhone / iPad Orbitum (£0.69) There's quite a collection of ambient, relaxing puzzlers on iOS now, with Orbitum the latest to join the crowd.
