Eluvium
Similes

If you’ve ever had the pleasure of listening to the beautifully enveloping songs created by Eluvium’s Matthew Cooper, you know there are few artists o...

Portland resident Matthew Cooper has been hanging around the peripheries of the ambient electronica, neoclassical and post-rock scenes for a few years...

After 2007's Copia, it was hard to guess what Matthew Cooper was going to do next. That album saw Cooper marrying the rapturous fuzz of 2003's Lambent...

Ambient artists aren’t typically noted for their brevity. When an artist is putting together a piece of music that one would call ambient, it’s usuall...

Though they're nearly obscured by grand melodiesand motionless textures, Matthew Cooper's vocals have finally appeared on anEluvium recording. Cooper ...

You can't blame Matthew Cooper for wanting to try something different. Since 2003, he's been plugging away at an ambient style that is emotionally bro...

My knowledge of Eluvium is limited to say the least. Yet after hearing the simple yet stunning melody of ‘An Accidental Memory In Case of Death’, I wa...

An oddly disjointed collection of pretty chord changes without an identity to give it life. Don’t call Similes a regression; it’s anything but that. M...

Eluvium, aka Matthew Cooper, makes beautiful music. There is no denying that fact. His interesting mix of electronic ambient tones combined with lus...

Listening to an Eluvium record is like staring at a river. It moves, but it doesn't really go anywhere. While you stand still in front of it, waiting ...