Superior Court judge Louis Gouin obviously didn't buy this extremely broad definition of "health or hygiene" products and in his judgement used the examples "sports paraphernalia, ambient music, or books" as offering similar stress-relieving benefits but hardly making them "health or hygiene products".
–Lee Garrington "The sci-fi aspect of this book by Philip K Dick sits so well with the repetitive, almost futuristic sound of this album by Aphex Twin [Selected Ambient Works, volume 1].
Mark Prendergast's book "The Ambient Century," a history of the new electronic genres, begins, startlingly enough, with Gustav Mahler.
Non-West Country variety was added by Doom's serrated hip-hop and the Books' quaintly retro-futurist ambient electro.
Taken together, this kaleidoscopic group forms "a fitting milieu for Moody's own talent, which is to present an ensemble cast in the grips of ambient hysteria," Stephen Metcalf wrote in the Book Review.
Others comiXology, a five-year-old company that dominates the $25 million digital comic book industry, and Ambient Devices, whose digital clocks and devices display a steady feed of stock quotes and sports scores to a million households–show promise.
Each booktrack — think movie soundtrack for your book — consists of music, ambient audio and sound effects that automatically sync with your reading pace as you tap through the pages of an e-book.
In the book, Toop said that ambient music can be defined as music listened for relaxation or music that "taps into the disturbing, chaotic undertow of the environment".
It was also where William Basinski created his sepulchral, heavily textured ambient tape-loop music, and where the Books played instrumental chamber-folk as soundtracks for their own slight-but-cool collage films.
Turn off the ambient lighting when you have collected your books and you are under your task lighting.
