Late Night Tales Presents Sasha: Scene Delete

This by far the best 'Late Night Tales'of the series. It's simply amazing!

... And there have been some good ones. Sasha could have released those "Cassette Sessions" alone and would be recognized as beautiful releases.... Lovely chill dramatic electronic ...

Nailed it.

Brilliant, complex, subtle and sublime. I remember listening to Sasha years ago. He's obviously spent the time since pushing his craft to near-mastery levels. The continuous mix from this CD is my new favorite track for deep-focus headphone time at work. My brain never seems to tire of the tingly textures and rich beats. Highly recommended.

It’s been a long while since Sasha has created music as good as this - the continuous mix simply takes you where many artists of this genre can only dream of. Brilliant work. Thank you!

This album sounds like a fine meal tastes or how it feels to view a very fine work of art. How it feels to put on a beautifully crafted bespoke suit. Like Sasha’s more typical electronica excursions, the music here is beautifully conceived and masterfully executed, infused with a sensibility that can be developed only over decades of performing and composing music at a consistently high level of skill and relevance. It is thoughtfully textured so as to always seek an emotional connection with the listener and, in the best radiation’s of electronica, it reflects a deep love of music and technology — indeed, most fundamentally, of sound.

Reminds me of some of the old tracks back in the day. I can't wait to download this album. SASHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This album is a simply stunning, provocatively melodic, minimalist in design, and tightly streamlined with a running time of only an hour and 15 minutes in the continuous mix. I used to think Sasha had a somewhat of a tendency to linger on sections for a bit too long, and especially in ambient tracks where it's easy to get lost in prolonged tracks, but he wastes no time here in this mix getting his cues communicated across to the listener and he effortlessly entices and delights with enough progressive technique and interesting sound design that keeps your ears perked up every few bars. It's perfectly paced and adequately timed. Take his previous continuous ambient mix of his EmFire studio album and polish it in every way, with solid direction, and with a stronger cinematic feel. At around the 30 minute mark, the mix turns into an almost Vangelis soundscape. It's beautiful and perfection. I can't wait to hear more works like this from Sasha in the future. A radically fresh diversion from his usual club dance music that succeeds on so many levels.

Last time his solo, Airdrawndagger, released I took some time getting to. This one though, minutes after it releases I'm downloading. Proud to appreciate Mr. Coe. Good work.

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