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Paradise Found is an acoustic/electronic band from Reading, UK. They make recordings under the Dancing Turtle Records label. Their first self-titled album was a combination of warm repetitive guitar loops with occasional vocals. Their music is a blend that borrows from the likes of Boards of Canada and Steve Reich to create a minimalist hypnotic sound. Paradise Found recorded their second album with Tears for Fears producer and Adam and the Ants drummer Chris Hughes. It was released in 2009. ==History== Paradise Found started out as a band formed by J. Ellis and T. Smith to play ambient music for friends at the "Pans Garden parties" held around Wiltshire, UK. Their philosophy was that people could have a good time while listening to calm music. They performed looped guitar and vocal-based songs with repeating simple melodies, the effect being a type of hypnosis similar to that of trance music. From 2007 bassist/guitarist Tom Ferreira brought some more depth to the sound of Paradise Found with simple bass loops and additional rhythm guitar. Paradise Found released their third album 'Deep Paradise' digitally on 10 January 2010 through www.deepparadise.com. The new album merges acoustic folk sound with more dark and moody electronics The tracks "Zen Love" and "We're an Object" could be considered the 'singles' of the album and have vocals that bring together the chilled beats and dark electronica sounds, instrumental tracks "Apep", "Theps" and "Eight8" is where you hear them shift into their new moody electronic sound but still incorporating harmonising layers creating a feeling of peace. Other tracks like "The Sun Will Rise" and "The Tower" bear a greater resemblance to their previous albums with layered guitar, vocal, ambient noise and beats tracks. Paradise Found were set to spend 2010 touring the United Kingdom. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Paradise Found (band)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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