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The Well Of Night

by Exile Pots

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Dawn 04:28
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Paroxysm 05:21
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Equipment: Novation BassStation Toy store Strat Roland Gaia SH-01 DOD FX69 grunge pedal Line 6 DL4 looper Boss DD3 delay pedal
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The Well Of Night 11:32
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Equipment: Roland Gaia SH-01 Line 6 DL4 looper Boss DD3 delay pedal
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Frank The Signalman 11:08
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Equipment: Novation BassStation Line 6 DL4 looper Boss DD3 delay pedal
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An Unquiet Enigma - remixed 05:48
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Jody 03:28
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Equipment: Novation BassStation Line 6 DL4 looper Boss DD3 delay pedal
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Fire Extinguisher 03:35
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Equipment: Roland Gaia SH-01 DOD FX69 grunge pedal Line 6 DL4 looper Boss DD3 delay pedal
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The Wooden Planet 09:51
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Equipment: MC-303 played as keyboard Line 6 DL4 looper Boss DD3 delay pedal
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SkR@tMvNt 04:56
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Equipment: Novation BassStation Drum samples Line 6 DL4 looper Boss DD3 delay pedal
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The Arc Of A Moment 07:26
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Equipment: Novation BassStation Line 6 DL4 looper Boss DD3 delay pedal
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Monster 05:34
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‘Exile Pots – the well of night’

Those with memories stretching as far as last year’s pre festive periods might well recall us enthusing about Exile Pots’ ‘saucery’ EP – a deeply engaging head expanding spectacle of dubbed out astral ambience where if I recall rightly such names as Tangerine Dream and Floyd were summarily called to mind in a dreamy instant. Well now the blighters only gone and sneaked out to little fanfare a full length set entitled ‘the well of night’ – a beautifully spacious delight, twinkled in all manner of lulling cosmidelica which alas due to time being a cruel mistress we’ll have to put on hold from listening to a little more fully though not before drawing your attention to the quite beguiling ‘frank the signalman’. This sweetly amorphous titan affords the chance to slip away for some blissed kissed out of body experiences, best experienced loud through headphones in order to capture the full on trip-a-delic effect, the dimpling lush recline of the dissolving reverb mirages cast woozy shimmer toned ripples as the dreamy mosaics carry you aloft on a galactic ride deep into the cosmic outlands, it’s an utterly becalming and chill dripped kosmiche spectacle of the highest order which should you be in need of modern day reference markers we’d suggest the cosmic canvas’ of Craig Padilla as an as were happy bedfellow.
Mark Barton, The Sunday Experience marklosingtoday.wordpress.com/2015/05/11/exile-pots-2/

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released March 4, 2015

keys, guitar, tape manipulations, looper & composition: E Pots, '07 - '13

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Exile Pots Manchester, UK

Reclusive illustrator and sound artist, Exile Pots, has been creating keyboard and guitar-based time lag accumulations via looped tape machines, and latterly delay/loop pedals, since the early 1980s. But that is only part of the story and his output, which also encompasses the varied facets of electronic music, kosmische, minimalism and noise. ... more

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