Halcyon Days (Steve Roach, Stephen Kent and Kenneth Newby album)

Halcyon Days is a collaborative ambient music album by Steve Roach, Stephen Kent, and Kenneth Newby, released in 1996. The album is characterized by its blending of ambient textures, didgeridoo drones (courtesy of Stephen Kent), and subtle rhythmic elements, creating a serene and immersive soundscape.

The music on Halcyon Days evokes a sense of tranquility and timelessness, drawing on influences from both electronic and world music traditions. Roach's synthesized soundscapes provide a foundation for Kent's resonating didgeridoo, while Newby's contributions add additional layers of sonic texture, often utilizing instruments and sounds sampled or inspired by his travels.

The album is considered a notable example of ambient music's ability to create a meditative and atmospheric experience. Its focus is on creating a sense of peace and relaxation, often drawing comparisons to nature and ancient cultures. The album stands out in the discographies of all three artists as a successful fusion of their individual styles.