Vitrospection: 2008-2009, by Dreamers Cloth

Vitrospection: 2008-2009

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1.	Positive Theme Music – Side A (excerpt 2) 03:29	buy track
2.	Endlos Reichenberger Schorle Pool 08:45	buy track
3.	Plays Ecstasy Waterfall - Side B 03:58	buy track
4.	The Coconut Pearl - Side B (excerpt 1) 02:18	buy track
5.	Total Descent To Mind Beach - Side B 04:54	buy track
6.	Pearl Divers - Side A 03:51	buy track
7.	The Coconut Pearl - Side B (excerpt 2) 01:08	buy track
8.	Positive Theme Music - Side A (excerpt 1) 02:23	buy track
9.	Plays Ecstasy Waterfall - Side A 05:05	buy track
10.	Shiggajon split (excerpt) 02:37	buy track
11.	The Coconut Pearl - Side A 05:21	buy track
12.	Lift Ekko Puls Puls - Side A 07:41	buy track
13.	Marble Halls 05:03	buy track

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Danish textile texturalist Jonas Frederiksen’s solo endeavor Dreamers Cloth materialized late last decade in response to “a new-old type of sound” then ascendant among the international innerspace cassette community, characterized by bleached drift, miasmic memory, and inexpensive keyboards. Working from a wire-strewn Copenhagen apartment studio alcove, he quickly amassed a tapestry of tapes exploring parallel pathways of coastal fantasia and interstellar hallucination, issued via his own Relax With Nature imprint as well as various esteemed European esoterica outposts like Ikuisuus and Stenze Quo Musik. Frederiken speaks of seeking a sound evocative of daily suburban life while still cloaked in layers of “cosmic radiation, astral projections, crystal caves, shakra energy, dolphin communication, and extra-terrestrial presence.” Vitrospection 2008-2009 distills his dense but concise discography into a patchwork voyager’s hour of highlights, reflections, and reveries, ripped from the original spools for optimal aughts intra-sensory simulacrum.

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released June 21, 2019

Mastered by Alex Nagle.
Design by Britt Brown.

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