The Principality Of Dustland

by Everyday Dust

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eugene51 My favourite tracks: Canticle & The Lantern Room for their beautiful Gothick-ness. But another stupendous album over all.

Anthony Childs Fans of this release might check out "Apart" by Paul Schütze. The tracks that feature bells almost immediately reminded me of that album and in particular Paul's "Sleep II" and both albums pair nicely. Favorite track: Towers.

Richard Hare Detailed, wide-ranging, dynamic and immersive, evoking a genuine sense of location(s)

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	1.	Foghorn 04:52
	2.	Towers 06:03
	3.	Ferryman's Toll 04:41
	4.	Above The Fog 04:01
	5.	Waltz 04:34
	6.	Pipes 05:42
	7.	Quintessence 02:57
	8.	Ticking Heart 03:41
	9.	Canticle 05:08
	10.	The Lantern Room 03:54

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Originally released by Sparkwood Records as a limited edition CD with postcards:
sparkwoodrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-principality-of-dustland

Join the ferryman on a journey to The Principality and experience an enigmatic ambient landscape of hazy atmospheres and forgotten sounds. Where serene organ drones, melancholic keys and ethereal bells hang in the haze like distant memories obscured in grainy texture. Tranquil melodic phrases drift in and out over arcane underscores blurring the edges of meditation and melancholia. Far-flung drones carry in the air like the murmuring echoes of a steam-driven age. However this is not the sound of the past. Nor the present. Time, like everything else here is shrouded in the fog.

"Everyday Dust has achieved a record replete with stimulating visuals, haunting quality, and lasting impact that left me unable to fully articulate my appreciation for the record until now."
- Elan Samuel, Igloo Magazine

"Everyday Dust has conceived a wonderful conceptual journey album with The Principality of Dustland, that had me engaged from the very beginning in its vast sonic array space and richly evocative imagery."
- Catherine Meeson, Cyclic Defrost
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released August 8, 2015

Written, produced and performed by Everyday Dust

Mastered by K.Solheim
Cover art and design by K. Solheim
Photographs by K. Solheim and Everyday Dust
"Dustland - Beyond The Capital" by Martin Drust

"Ticking Heart" dedicated to George Daniels and the horologists of the world.

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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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