Release infos:
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Release Artist.....: Matt Bartram
Release Title......: The Dreaming Invisible...
Release Label......: Drifting Falling
Catalogue No.......: DRIFTING021
Release Year.......: 2011
Genre..............: Instrumental
Size...............: 83.73 MB
Source.............: CD
Encoder............: LAME 3.98.4 -V0
Playtime...........: 44:29 min
Tracklist:
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1. Absent 8:23
2. Alight 2:56
3. Cadence 7:29
4. Glory Is Forever 3:21
5. Summer's Gone 3:04
6. Healing 6:14
7. Illuminate/Other World 13:02
Total: 44:29
Release Notes:
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For over a decade with his band Air Formation, Matt Bartram has been one of the
most prolific, consistent and respected songwriters of the shoegaze/dreampop
scene. Following the demise of Air Formation in the spring of 2011, Matt Bartram
formed You Walk Through Walls with fellow Air Formation alumnus James Harrison
(together with Harry Irving). Matt has collaborated with Rachel Goldstar as The
Static Silence (Distant Noise) and has remixed tracks for Kontakte (Drifting
Falling); purveyors of skyscraping instrumental cinematic rock, and Monster
Movie; Christian Saville of Slowdive╞s current project. Christian also played on
the track Twelve String Loop÷ on Bartram's most recent solo outing Left to
Memory÷.
Matt has spent the last several years recording experimental excursions at home
on his eight track. These recordings generally spawn from improvisations based
around simple rhythms and drone. His well received solo debut Arundel÷, was
released in March 2008 and the follow up ⌠Left to Memory÷ followed in 2009, both
on Drifting Falling. Matt aims to create hypnotic, mesmerising and uplifting
tracks which reflect a more ambient feel. This ambiance really comes across on
Bartram's newest release The Dreaming Invisible....
The Dreaming Invisible.... features some of Bartram's most ambient work to
date. It's a jaw-dropping example of his mastery of texture, melody and subtly.
Exquisitely layered and masterfully crafted.
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