Atlas of Green (Vinyl LP)

Over the course of the past decade, British music maker and composer Dialect - aka Andrew PM Young - has delivered us an increasingly intriguing batch of releases. New album Atlas of Green finds Dialect continuing his fruitful relationship with experimental electronic and avant-garde label RVNG Intl., a sublime match indeed. Expect "a patchwork of scavenged relics and bygone hues", and you're halfway there. - Flying Out

Ever-evolving the mythologies and magic of Dialect’s sonic sphere, Andrew PM Hunt returns with Atlas of Green, elegantly molding unexacting details of memory and mistranslation into the framework of the British musician and composer’s creative pursuit. The album imagines a young musician named Green working in a future dawning era where lost signals and enduring impulses are unearthed from the sediments of technology and time. Across twelve compositions, which embrace encounters with the malfunctions of physical media and glitching gear, Green becomes the compass in an epoch of transition; one shaded with pastoral patinas and studded with the fragments of allegorical ruin. As tattered as it is tender, Atlas of Green is a patchwork of scavenged relics and bygone hues, cast through the iridescent shimmers of a mid-future in flux.

Tracklist:

1. New Sun
2. Recreation Story
3. Born Through
4. Spiral Cartography
5. Overgrown Song
6. Late Fragment
7. Green's Dream
8. Archaic Quarter Form
9. Atlas of Green
10. Age & Rain
11. Ancient Faith Radio
12. Si´ Sa So