Landscape X and The Valley Of Foghorns
by Everyday Dust
Victor Stapf
Victor Stapf
A fantastic mind movie soundtrack. Very engaging.
Favorite track: Landscape X.
n o t h i n g r e a l
n o t h i n g r e a l
A journey into psychedelia, an assault on the senses. Astonishing!
Favorite track: Chains Will Shatter.
Mad Madam Em
Mad Madam Em
Absolutely brilliant <3 Everyday Dust has opened the door to another realm and invited us to come inside and experience its mystical depths. Be prepared to have your imagination set on fire.
Favorite track: Temple X.
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Landscape X
12:55
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Oblivione X
11:46
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Temple X
04:33
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Chains Will Shatter
21:10
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Clavis Aurea
08:18
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about
Everyday Dust’s third album is arguably a soundtrack with no film.
A wash of analogue synthesisers, industrial drones and burbling electronics - with more than a nod to avant-garde film scores, early Tangerine Dream and 80s horror soundtracks.
“The petrified, ghostly landscape is burned out and barren. Relics of bygone industry scatter the horizon. However the vast array of smouldering factory chimneys would suggest the city is not entirely dead… The mechanical grinding ebb and flow of industry haunts the air, and a deep droning pulse can be heard emanating from deep within the haze and smog… and what are those foghorns??? What do they mean?
Towering above the dystopian vista, the colossal X Temple glowed like a beacon both hopeful and terrifying. To fully understand the riddle, the Sage, Nevermore must find the Clavis Aurea buried deep in the ruins of the city. Within its walls can be found the ancient mechanical rotor deciphering machines that will break through the secret coded meaning of the cipher he carries.
In the distance, Nevermore hears those foghorns again…”
A wash of analogue synthesisers, industrial drones and burbling electronics - with more than a nod to avant-garde film scores, early Tangerine Dream and 80s horror soundtracks.
“The petrified, ghostly landscape is burned out and barren. Relics of bygone industry scatter the horizon. However the vast array of smouldering factory chimneys would suggest the city is not entirely dead… The mechanical grinding ebb and flow of industry haunts the air, and a deep droning pulse can be heard emanating from deep within the haze and smog… and what are those foghorns??? What do they mean?
Towering above the dystopian vista, the colossal X Temple glowed like a beacon both hopeful and terrifying. To fully understand the riddle, the Sage, Nevermore must find the Clavis Aurea buried deep in the ruins of the city. Within its walls can be found the ancient mechanical rotor deciphering machines that will break through the secret coded meaning of the cipher he carries.
In the distance, Nevermore hears those foghorns again…”
credits
released May 21, 2018
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Written, arranged, performed and produced by Everyday Dust.
Frequencies inspected then affected (and in some cases rejected) by Everyday Dust at The Arcane Sound Factory.
Cover art by K. Solheim.
Conceptual sketch by Everyday Dust.
Design and layout by K. Solheim.
Story written by Martin Drust and Everyday Dust.
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Written, arranged, performed and produced by Everyday Dust.
Frequencies inspected then affected (and in some cases rejected) by Everyday Dust at The Arcane Sound Factory.
Cover art by K. Solheim.
Conceptual sketch by Everyday Dust.
Design and layout by K. Solheim.
Story written by Martin Drust and Everyday Dust.
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Sparkwood Records Norway
Small independent label based in Norway, with focus on ambient, drone and left field electronic music.
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