Mirrors
by Everyday Dust
invisibleplan
invisibleplan
Wondrous album! Both dark and light in equal measure, and very cinematic. A pleasure from start to finish.
Favorite track: Infinity Of Fragments.
dreadmaul
dreadmaul
Listening through this album is a gritty, wonderfully cinematic experience.
Favorite track: Infinity Of Fragments.
Mombi Yuleman
Mombi Yuleman
"Mirrors" is truly an atmospheric mood driven album by Everyday Dust that evokes notions of modular reflection and nostalgic electronic enigmas. I didn't want this album to end. It's so good.
Favorite track: Feedback Of Copies.
Exit Chamber
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Unconscious Chanting
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I Know You
05:12
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2. |
Crossing Over
05:14
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Feedback Of Copies
05:45
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4. |
Condensation
06:31
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5. |
You Facing Me Facing You
03:07
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Infinity Of Fragments
04:50
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7. |
Detached
04:27
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8. |
Swapping Places
04:23
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9. |
7 Candles
05:37
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about
When we see our reflection in the mirror, what do we actually see?
Who is this strange facsimile that stares back?
Matching our every movement.
Copying.
Existing outwith our world.
Multiplying in shattered fragments.
And what will become of them when we are gone?
Everyday Dust returns to the Sparkwood camp with his fourth album MIRRORS. An eldritch landscape of synthesizers, molten percussion and eerie tape-saturated voices. The album explores the mythology surrounding the relationship between the mortal self and the reflected self - and the ethereal, fantastical and nightmarish possibilities of what happens when the two are detached.
"Mirrors is ultimately a fascinating extrasensory adventure from start to finish that must be consumed in one fell swoop."
- Pietro, Igloo Magazine
Who is this strange facsimile that stares back?
Matching our every movement.
Copying.
Existing outwith our world.
Multiplying in shattered fragments.
And what will become of them when we are gone?
Everyday Dust returns to the Sparkwood camp with his fourth album MIRRORS. An eldritch landscape of synthesizers, molten percussion and eerie tape-saturated voices. The album explores the mythology surrounding the relationship between the mortal self and the reflected self - and the ethereal, fantastical and nightmarish possibilities of what happens when the two are detached.
"Mirrors is ultimately a fascinating extrasensory adventure from start to finish that must be consumed in one fell swoop."
- Pietro, Igloo Magazine
credits
released May 28, 2020
Written, arranged, produced and performed by Everyday Dust
Mastered by Antony Ryan at RedRedPaw
Cover artwork by Richard Alfaro
Artwork design by K.Solheim
Written, arranged, produced and performed by Everyday Dust
Mastered by Antony Ryan at RedRedPaw
Cover artwork by Richard Alfaro
Artwork design by K.Solheim
license
all rights reserved
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about
Sparkwood Records Norway
Small independent label based in Norway, with focus on ambient, drone and left field electronic music.
discography
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Jul 2023 -
Oct 2022 -
Oct 2021 -
May 2020
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