why we love this
The soft morning glow of the sun, barefoot on dewey grass, and the colors of nature springing to life. Let this album take you on a trip into nature, visualizing and feeling its caress—you’ll feel all the better for it.
about the record
Moon Glyph Records head Steve Rosborough returns as Omni Gardens with a brand new album entitled “Golden Pear”. The fuzzy, warm and buoyant moog timbres of “Moss King” return but “Golden Pear” is a dreamier and more lush affair; incorporating a wider palette including mellotron flutes, vibraphones, marimbas and self-captured field recordings. A tranquil, pop atmosphere permeates the album as the songs flutter between bleary, unhurried tunes, warbly soundscapes and odes to lazy afternoons. Created for relaxed home listening, this is “Golden Pear”.
- 1 - Rain Jacket 2:55
- 2 - Wild Marionberries 3:19
- 3 - Grassland 2:57
- 4 - Patchouli 2:43
- 5 - Salt Lamp 4:07
- 6 - Our Backyard Fern 2:29
- 7 - Paperback Book 2:34
- 8 - Plant Shop 1:29
- 9 - Lucky Rosemary 3:16
- 10 - Honeywisp 3:12
- 11 - Sunday Robe 3:04
- 12 - Autumn Haze 3:25
€32,00
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- 1 - Rain Jacket 2:55
- 2 - Wild Marionberries 3:19
- 3 - Grassland 2:57
- 4 - Patchouli 2:43
- 5 - Salt Lamp 4:07
- 6 - Our Backyard Fern 2:29
- 7 - Paperback Book 2:34
- 8 - Plant Shop 1:29
- 9 - Lucky Rosemary 3:16
- 10 - Honeywisp 3:12
- 11 - Sunday Robe 3:04
- 12 - Autumn Haze 3:25
why we love this
The soft morning glow of the sun, barefoot on dewey grass, and the colors of nature springing to life. Let this album take you on a trip into nature, visualizing and feeling its caress—you’ll feel all the better for it.
about the record
Moon Glyph Records head Steve Rosborough returns as Omni Gardens with a brand new album entitled “Golden Pear”. The fuzzy, warm and buoyant moog timbres of “Moss King” return but “Golden Pear” is a dreamier and more lush affair; incorporating a wider palette including mellotron flutes, vibraphones, marimbas and self-captured field recordings. A tranquil, pop atmosphere permeates the album as the songs flutter between bleary, unhurried tunes, warbly soundscapes and odes to lazy afternoons. Created for relaxed home listening, this is “Golden Pear”.
