music: kinkajous – hidden lines
︎Music, Jazz, World
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Leif
︎Music, Jazz, World
︎ Leif
︎ Leif
Cosmic quintet Kinkajous announce their debut album, Hidden Lines, a sonic foray into the world’s invisible echoes, reflecting through memory and experience.
A compelling mix of tonalities and influences, drawn from their London home, Kinkajous have condensed their diverse experiences from across the artistic spectrum – orchestral to jazz, world and electronic – into a transcendental exploration of sound and time.
A compelling mix of tonalities and influences, drawn from their London home, Kinkajous have condensed their diverse experiences from across the artistic spectrum – orchestral to jazz, world and electronic – into a transcendental exploration of sound and time.
Kinkajous - Hidden Lines [Running Circle, 2019]
Commenting on the album, the band said, “Hidden Lines has been a sculpting process, an ever evolving flux. It has been a constant search through a world of possibilities, discovering infinite layers as we reminisce on fading memories.“
Hidden Lines is out on Nottingham label Running Circle, home of Yazmin Lacey and Pete Beardsworth. It was recorded by long-term collaborator Jim Mcrae (Jordan Rakei) at Old Paradise Audio and mixed by Brendan Williams, who worked with Gogo Penguin on their Mercury Prize nominated 2014 album.
Tracklist
Commenting on the album, the band said, “Hidden Lines has been a sculpting process, an ever evolving flux. It has been a constant search through a world of possibilities, discovering infinite layers as we reminisce on fading memories.“
Hidden Lines is out on Nottingham label Running Circle, home of Yazmin Lacey and Pete Beardsworth. It was recorded by long-term collaborator Jim Mcrae (Jordan Rakei) at Old Paradise Audio and mixed by Brendan Williams, who worked with Gogo Penguin on their Mercury Prize nominated 2014 album.
Tracklist
1. | Black Idiom Pt.I |
2. | Black Idiom Pt.II |
3. | Jupiter |
4. | Dotah |
5. | Light Drops |
6. | Bear of Paradise |
7. | On Hiatus |
8. | Golden Lyre |
9. | Loke |
︎Artwork - Benoit Parmentier