Need to Chill? Here’s a Ten-Hour Ambient Album Built from the Sounds of an Icebreaker

February 8, 2017 Alan Cross 0 Comments 0 min read

If you’re stressed, maybe you need a little ambient music to take the edge off. This 10-hour recording of sounds made from an arctic icebreaker–yes, a boat–offers “sub-zero reverberations of distant howling wind, falling snow, and a ship’s engine” and can be used for relaxation, meditation, and sleep.

Need soothing? Try this. (Via Thump and Boing Boing.)

https://youtu.be/gpW7iYfuGDU

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