The Six Million Names of God

by Blu Mar Ten

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Fuzzy Cogitator This album was already classic when it came out and remains so today. If you rave and have an ambient bone in your body this is an instant get + Bandcamp exclusive! Will continue to enjoy these amazing and uplifting tracks for many more years to come
Favorite track: I Wake Up.

EBR Long time fan. Glad to hear the music.

Heartman I love this album because most tracks send shivers down my spine. It sounds like something leaking through from another plane but not quite here... like listening to a far away channel on a short wave radio at night with other channels sometimes leaking in and out except they are different dimensions. Favorite track: Home Videos.

Hopey Truly an amazing album by Blu Mar Ten!!
After being a loyal fan for many years i was over the moon to see it finally released digitally.
You cant listen to this album without feeling enlightened in some way. 10/10 Favorite track: I Wake Up.

christopherdrury1 Amazing album, listening to it is like going on a journey. Favorite track: Home Videos.

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Wardown III, Wardown II, Fade EP, Ghost, Grow EP, Home Movies Remixes, Stand Up / The Tranquility Track, Home Movies, and 65 more. , and , .

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1.	Home Videos 04:57	buy track
2.	The Map of Love 01:42	buy track
3.	Drive 04:09	buy track
4.	I Wake Up 04:28	buy track
5.	Avenue of Faith 01:23	buy track
6.	The Date (feat. Fink) 04:53	buy track
7.	Apnea 03:28	buy track
8.	Simon & Lisa 06:19	buy track
9.	Wahmel 03:31	buy track
10.	Trauma (feat. Blame) 04:39	buy track
11.	Coloratura 05:44	buy track
12.	Stone Lonely 01:30	buy track
13.	Hollywood Landmines 03:53	buy track
14.	Locust Songs 01:57	buy track
15.	Home Videos (Nor Elle Remix) 06:24	buy track
16.	The Dawn of the Floating World 02:10	buy track
17.	Her Name 01:59	buy track

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18 years ago we released an album, 'The Six Million Names of God'. The album was deleted from circulation in 2013, but in 2018 we had the whole thing remastered, repackaged and made available again for a few months before it disappeared again.

Here we're finally making it available again as a Bandcamp exclusive. You won't find this in any other vinyl or digital store. If you buy the vinyl, each copy is hand-numbered and this won't be repressed, so these are the last copies.

Here's how The Ambient Music Guide described the album back when it was first released in 2003:

"Coming from a UK dance production duo who were previously known for their drum 'n' bass tunes, Blu Mar Ten's eclectic chillout masterpiece The Six Million Names Of God is an unexpected and deeply trippy shot out of the, well, blue. Describing an album as being like a movie in your head is hardly an original way of talking about music, but it really does apply here.

It's also Blu Mar Ten's first 'official' album. They used to release singles in the the 1990's on LTJ Bukem's label Good Looking Records, the all-conquering drum 'n' bass label which subsequently angered the duo by releasing a best-of called Producer 03 (2002) without their permission and thus sparking a messy legal separation. Too bad, because that album is a gorgeous atmospheric genre record and is well worth seeking out.

The Six Million Names Of God is altogether different, however, and what a wondrous and mysterious thing it is. Sounds range from the folksy Latin-flavoured guitar of the opening track "Home Videos" to deeply textured ambient pop landscapes, crisp beats, Eastern drones and weird cinematic interludes. It moves along like a surreal book or movie: you know it's good, you just don't quite know what it's all about. Take the "The Date" for instance. It's awash with gorgeously subtle keys, orchestral washes, saxophone and a dreamy, disembodied female vocal. It captures the album's richly melodic essence, yet you couldn't call it typical because no one track here sounds like any of the others. The album is a seamless experience, generally mellow and packed with detail. There's no line here between the acoustic and electronic worlds: it has disappeared completely."

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released September 15, 2003

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