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flux
05:00
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open air
06:33
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distractions
06:34
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disquiet
02:20
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permanence
12:33
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small victories
04:31
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lowlife (bonus track)
08:21
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Cathedral Transmissions UK
Now Closed. Thanks for your support.
This site is no longer
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The albums have been left available to stream and so they aren't removed from collections. One or two are still available to purchase.
Cathedral Transmissions was a cdr label established in 2009. Small run cdr and tapes containing classical, semi - classical, acoustic and electronic music.
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Received the CD in the post this morning, fantastic presentation and actually receiving a part of the woodland where the album is recorded is truly touching. A great mix of ambient styles, this is my soundtrack to Autumn already - having been on constant repeat most of the morning! I shall be looking forward to future releases from Assembly Field, this is beautifully compiled.
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Slow-moving contemporary classical that drifts like the ice floes on the cover, tranquil & meditative.
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it takes a while, but the cover art finally starts to make sense: the entire album has been a sort of slow-motion takeoff. that feeling in your gut, where your stomach starts floating as if it’s weightless; that’s what anthéne does best. the last few tracks explode in turbulent walls of sound, with the titular track and light shade edging on the cinematic. as if by leaving the ground your memories are already fraying
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