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PROFONDEUR 4000
2022 Repress
Genre | Electronic & Dance |
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Format | VINYL |
Cat. no | GBR016 |
Label | GROWING BIN RECORDS |
Artist | SHELTER |
Release Date | 25/02/2022 |
Carrier | LP |
Barcode | 4251804124300 |
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Release Date: June 25th 2018 - 2022 Repress Edition Tracklist: A1. Variation Abyssale (Part 1) A2. Immersion A3. La Vie à L˜Ombre A4. Plénitude Azotée A5. Parade A6. Interlude B1. Variation Abyssale (Part 2) B2. Dans la Jungle de Varech B3. Hors d_Haleine B4. Fumeurs Noirs B5. Synthi Outtro Info: Last time we heard from the Growing Bin, Basso was sat at the water˜s edge, trousers rolled up, toes inthe tide, savouring a Falanghina while Eleventeen Eston went with the wave. Now we move from theshoreline to the ocean shelf, led on an underwater adventure by young Parisian Shelter. Where previousreleases have seen the synth-obsessed Frenchman take his inspiration from Caribbean rhythms orBalearic attitudes, this marine missive sees Shelter turn to the lavish world of the library, creating his analternate score to Jean Faurez™ 1960 documentary short.More submersible than snorkel, our journey begins in the very dark of the deep, mystical harp trillsechoing through the inky blackness, picking up the bioluminescent shimmer of an Abraliopsis Squid.Gradually we make our way into the light, cruising past shoals of silver scales and underwater forests.Immersion™ offers a placid, percolating rhythm and billowing pads, providing sonic symmetry for thedancing leaves, while the spheric soundscape of ˜La Vie A L™Ombre™ bubbles away like an underwatervolcano. The optimistic ambience of ˜Plenitude Azotee™, brimming with delicate melody and glisteningsequences, perfectly captures the wide-eyed wonder of a reef dive, before drifting into the serenity of˜Parade™, an aquatic acquaintance of A.R.T. Wilson™s ˜Overworld™. A brief foray into shark fin funk seesout the A-side, before we™re back amid the beauty of the ocean floor; ˜Variation Abyssale II™ echoing thealbum opener but with even more poetry. The exotic and otherworldly sine waves of ˜Dans La Jungle DeVarech™ simultaneously sound like a rainforest canopy, alien landscape and coral microcosm, expandingour horizons nicely ahead of the adrenaline rush of ˜Hors D™Haleine™. Shelter then sets us at ease with thetidal tonality and subtle shuffle of ˜Fumeurs Noirs™, a sublime synthetic suite, then leaves us to marvel atthe soft focus splendour of ˜Synthii Outro™.This is Jules Verne by way of Vangelis, just grab your goggles and take the plunge„