The ambient fan´s answer to the second coming. After having been moribund for five years, the em:t series is back.
Between 1994 and 1998, em:t (pronounced "emit"), an off-shoot of house label Time Recordings, produced seventeen CDs embracing the broadest possible spectrum of everything ambient. The gorgeously designed digipaks all featured animals on their covers: frogs for instance graced all the compilations, which aside from the two classic solo albums by Woob, are prehaps the label´s most noteworthy releases. And then, just as it had firmly established itself as the most adventuresome chronicler of electronic music´s passage into digital abstraction, it went bankrupt, a victim, according to its director, of the narrow-mindedness of both the retail marketeers and the music press

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