A superb album that will delight lovers of minimalism and granular ambient.

A Closer Listen, Hawái, Headphone Commute & Pascal Savy.

Poised in its stillness, the sounds of a hundred seasons can be discerned.

…the sounds of deconstructed stillness begin to reveal their very own beauty, audible alone in their isolation from everyday sounds, and our own constantly buzzing mind. If there was ever a soundtrack composed for an understanding of the true nature of reality, and for the vipassana meditation during which such insight may be glimpsed, than Novak’s Snowfall is that score.

The phenomenological verse of the earth outside, which usually talks to me in clarity and sensory agreement, becomes confused and contradicting through the mutative lenses of glass and headphones; a foreign language that shuts me out, or perhaps, shuts me inside myself.

…a constantly evolving auditory system where each component contributes to a prevailing illusion of motionless harmoniousness.

Really calm and static-filled, but with progression and evolution.

While sonorities stay low in the rumble zone, they’re in perpetual motion. Near mid-way drones fold in, lighter and darker, focus shifts between muted wind-howl and soft thrummings, small sounds suggestive of freezing, crackling, temperature and wind bringing different dimensioned snowflakes to strike hard surfaces.

…an agora of sonic creatures only heard in the frontiers of inaudibility.

Snowfall is an excellent example of granular micro-sound design, given that while the material remains dynamically pitched at the level of a controlled rumble, it’s constantly evolving and always in motion.

…the overwhelming awareness of isolation which turns into pure aural bliss.

…Novak highlights the ways in which one might begin to understand a storm’s development through sight and sound, instead of forecast and radar.

Cuando el agua se transforma en vapor que experimenta una alta deposición en la atmósfera a una temperatura menor de …

The sound does have the same kind of quietness one experiences when the world is covered with thick layers of snow.