Artist : Fabric
Title : A Sort Of Radiance
Genre : Electronic
Year : 2011
Date : 04/2011
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 09
Label : Spectrum Spools
Source : Vinyl
Encoder : Lame 3.98.4
Length : 33:04 min
Size : 57,6 MB
Tracklist:
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01.Orange And Red 01:16
02.Leaving The House 06:17
03.High Ceilings 04:05
04.Camera 03:36
05.Left 00:48
06.Containers 01:05
07.Light Float 07:58
08.Controls 01:51
09.Soft Disconnect 06:08
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33:04 min
Cut by Rashad Becker at Dubplates &
Mastering, Berlin, January 2011.
Matthew Mullane is a Chicago multi-
instrumentalist performing under the
guise of Fabric.
Here we have a fine suite of
compositions which embark on a voyage
through darkness of night and the
brightness of day. Washed out dark
colors and static pulses sweep across
your stereo painting a portrait of
intense yearning and determination.
Recorded over the course of a year,
Matthew has constructed a multi
dimensional organism of sound that has
perplexing depth and astounding detail.
The album reveals new shapes and sizes
with repeat listens and is truly a work
which you can submerge yourself in to
get lost. "Leaving the House" is an
energetic workout with it's dense,
ultraviolet fog and stream-like
melodies.
Then there's the vignettes such as
"Orange and Red" or "Containers", that
branch out into unfamiliar territory in
their own special ways synthesizing a
journey far from home.
So far, Fabric releases have appeared in
very small editions including a split
with Sparkling Wide Pressure and a
practically non-existent cassette on
Fairchild Tapes. Spectrum Spools is
proud to kick off the label by
presenting the debut Fabric album.
http://editionsmego.com/