Mirrors, by Everyday Dust

Mirrors

by Everyday Dust

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	1.	I Know You 05:12
	2.	Crossing Over 05:14
	3.	Feedback Of Copies 05:45
	4.	Condensation 06:31
	5.	You Facing Me Facing You 03:07
	6.	Infinity Of Fragments 04:50
	7.	Detached 04:27
	8.	Swapping Places 04:23
	9.	7 Candles 05:37

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Originally released by Sparkwood Records on limited cassette:
sparkwoodrecords.bandcamp.com/album/mirrors

When we see our reflection in the mirror, what do we actually see?

Who is this strange facsimile that stares back?

Matching our every movement.

Copying.

Existing outwith our world.

Multiplying in shattered fragments.

And what will become of them when we are gone?

The fourth Everyday Dust album Mirrors explores the mythology surrounding the relationship between the mortal self and the reflected self.

"Ominous drones drift by, carefully crossing over each other as an ethereal ambient condensation develops. Not entirely void of percussion, Mirrors also reaches through via subtle broken beats such as the utterly absorbing synthesizer sparks on “Feedback Of Copies” to the broken ambient-industrial shards of “Infinity Of Fragments.”

Tracks like “7 Candles,” “Swapping Places,” and “You Facing Me Facing You” apply this otherworldly characteristic—transporting the listener to strange sonic terrain often devoid of boundaries and seemingly cascading into infinite directions. If “Condensation” alone doesn’t grasp you by the soul with its overarching dark-ambient propulsion that transcends time and space, then not much else will."

Pietro, Igloo Magazine

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released September 2, 2020

released May 28, 2020

Written, arranged, produced and performed by Everyday Dust
Mastered by Antony Ryan at RedRedPaw
Cover artwork by Richard Alfaro
Artwork design by K.Solheim

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Everyday Dust is an electronic musician based in Scotland, who uses synthesizers, tape machines and transformed sounds to create his unique narrative-driven music.

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