Another delightful release care of Matthew Coopers Eluvium project, again caked in static, great waves of fuzzied memories and winter winds blowing straight into your face, pianos fade in and out and even though it clocks in at over 50 minutes this is the kind of track that could happily be left on repeat till the day I die.
From the man himself:
"i am often asked
what artists and albums are of influence to me
and although i am an avid consumer of music
i am ultimately a fan of sound in a much larger sense
it is from rain falling, the ocean swelling, the wind picking up
cars driving by, train yards, box fans, etc.. etc.. etc...
the amalgamation of these things creates a wonderful comfort to me
and it is in this "static" that ideas and music come to me
the mixtures of these elements create the chord changes and melodies
or are the foundation by which they are found
there is nothing more comforting to me in the world
than the flood of this vibration at a constant
"Static Nocturne" is an ode
to the process by which inspiration finds me
and an homage, of sorts, to this foundation of noise"
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