Inland to release debut album on Ostgut Ton sub-label A-TON
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- An Invitation To Disappear, due out in September, is based on the producer's soundtrack work for a Julian Charrière video installation.
- Inland has signed to Ostgut Ton's A-TON offshoot for his debut album, An Invitation To Disappear. Due out in September, the LP is based on a soundtrack that Inland, real name Ed Davenport, created for a 76-minute video installation of the same name by conceptual artist Julian Charrière. The project was developed as a response to the 200th anniversary of the 1815 eruption of Mount Tambora, a volcano in present-day Indonesia. The impact was so powerful it killed thousands locally, and is said to have caused a period of intense climate change across the planet, with dropping temperatures leading to wide-scale crop failures. Charrière's installation draws parallels between the eruption and its aftermath, and today's climate change concerns, while tracing a path "through a palm plantation toward a totemic soundsystem on full blast." Davenport, who has previously scored some of Charrière's works, adapted An Invitation To Disappear for an LP release, which A-TON describes as presenting "eight tracks of rhythmically intricate electronics and spectral, ambient techno." Besides being his first full-length, it also marks his first appearance on the Ostgut Ton sub-label. The first full audio-visual performance of An Invitation To Disappear (with both the installation and live soundtrack) is scheduled for September 26th at Berghain. It's a Berlin Art Week collaboration with Berlinische Galerie, which will also host a solo Charrière exhibition. Watch a teaser video for the project.Tracklist 01. Tambora 02. Sandakan 03. Up River 04. Wirecam 05. Ever Since We Crawled Out 06. In Loco Parentis 07. Terraforming 08. Attalea A-TON will release An Invitation To Disappear on September 28th, 2018. Photo credit: Johannes Fo¨rster
- Wed, Sep 26, 2018
An Invitation To Disappear
Inland, Efdemin, Magna Pia, Rhyw