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An important contribution to ambient music came from the British collective Ora, that included Colin Potter, Darren Tate, and Andrew Chalk.
Their droning music was quite humble:
Approach to Zero (1993),
Isle (1994),
Orange Tales (1994),
The Toper (1994),
Rosea 1996),
Distances (1999),
New Movements In G (1999),
peaking with the eight vivid rural landscapes of Amalgam (2000).
Aureum (Streamline) and Final (ICR, 2001) are anthologies.
Colin Potter
had started releasing cassettes in 1979.
A Skeleton/ Cupboard Situation (Vinyl On Demand) collects work from 1979 to 1983.
A Pressed On Sandwich (Nextera) a collaboration with Hafler Trio's Andrew McKenzie.
See (Infraction, 2004) collects music from 1990.
His first CD was And Then (2000).
Confluence (2004) was a collaboration with Paul Bradley.
The Sights Of The Drowned Fable (ICR, 2007) documents live performances.
APM (Chris Atkins, Colin Potter, Phil Mouldycliff) released Sprint Mill (ICR, 2008).
Potter also played with Nurse With Wound.
The double-disc The Simple Plan (ICR, 2010) documents a live collaboration between Colin Potter and Paul Bradley on electronics and guitars, notably the 18-minute "raga" Gloaming.
Monos (Darren Tate and Colin Potter) returned with the two lengthy pieces of
Above The Sky (ICR, 2010) that document live performances of 2006.
Grey Skies On Asphalt (Beta-Lactam Ring, 2010) was another collaboration
between Colin Potter and Phil Mouldycliff that explored the ordinary world.
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