Split LP, by Alex Cobb & Aquarelle

Split LP

by Alex Cobb & Aquarelle

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Justin Snow Every moment is sheer beauty, with slow tones and resonant drones, smooth Stars Of The Lid stylings, delicate clicks & plucks of electronics & guitars, and devastatingly gorgeous golden glimmering static. Favorite track: The Body is the Mirror.

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Limited edition white vinyl LP packaged in a full colour matt sleeve. Pressed at Record Industry in the Netherlands for optimum sound quality.

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	1.	Anamnesis 04:27
	2.	The Body is the Mirror 09:45
	3.	A Shifting Visage 13:16

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“Artists sharing a split record are akin to being roommates, with their share of common spaces yet separate headquarters. Such an undertaking tends to bring about elements of juxtaposition, contrast and union. This Low Point release from Alex Cobb & Aquarelle encompasses these and many more in a seamless fashion, breathing an ease of cohabitation throughout.

One side of the vinyl LP picks up where the other left off and there is a manifest impression of torch-bearing with a common decisiveness within these pieces. Their work may be seen not in opposition, but rather as an alternative to the otherwise microwaved and unimaginative drones steadily filling up the modern musical landscape.

Gracing upon themes of immanence, embodiment and metamorphosis, it embarks the listener into deeply immersive sonic territory. The shades and nuances are undeniably subtle but also rich and vast, which makes entering the dwelling of these artists both a mystifying, yet coherent experience all at once.” Samuel Landry, September 2011

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released October 24, 2011

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