Hyperborée (Album)
by signal~bruit [productionB]
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Lacydon
05:29
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Pentécontère I
04:38
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Atlantique
05:52
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Sirènes
03:26
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Pentécontère II
03:40
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Thulé
06:29
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Baltique
04:07
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Borée
02:49
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Nuit Blanche
05:46
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about
After first album Planisphėre(s), Signal~Bruit is back with "Hyperborēe" . Drawing inspiration from the journey of Pytheas, a Greek sailor from the 4th century BC who embarked on an exploration towards the northern seas, aiming to prove the sphericity of Earth and based on the assumption that if the Earth was round then, when standing on the top of it, he should be able to see the sun all day.
The electronic and musical landscape of Hyperborēe follows the path taken by Pytheas, leaving his home following the hypnotic rolls of the Mediterranean sea, then in the immensity of the Atlantic ocean, northbound toward the fabled continent of Thule and his final destination the ice-cold Hyperborean land where night and day merge.
Each track presents a different leg of the journey and the electronic sounds and atmosphere fit with the perils and geography that Pytheas meets to create a complex story told in synthetic sounds, analog sequences, micro rythmics with influences from Berlin School to Intelligent Electronics.
DIGITAL FORMAT INCLUDES A DISCOUNT CODE (BY EMAIL) TO PURCHASE CD OR 12" LP AT SPECIAL PRICE !
The electronic and musical landscape of Hyperborēe follows the path taken by Pytheas, leaving his home following the hypnotic rolls of the Mediterranean sea, then in the immensity of the Atlantic ocean, northbound toward the fabled continent of Thule and his final destination the ice-cold Hyperborean land where night and day merge.
Each track presents a different leg of the journey and the electronic sounds and atmosphere fit with the perils and geography that Pytheas meets to create a complex story told in synthetic sounds, analog sequences, micro rythmics with influences from Berlin School to Intelligent Electronics.
DIGITAL FORMAT INCLUDES A DISCOUNT CODE (BY EMAIL) TO PURCHASE CD OR 12" LP AT SPECIAL PRICE !
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released July 3, 2020
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