World Ocean Atlas, by deepspace

World Ocean Atlas

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1.	Opening Your Eyes 06:04	buy track
2.	Sky Inside the Mind 05:43	buy track
3.	Fifty Metres 03:18	buy track
4.	The Dive 06:33	buy track
5.	Shimmer 06:51	buy track
6.	How Dare They Come Here 05:29	buy track
7.	The Analog Skeleton of an Underwater Leviathan 09:06	buy track
8.	Underwater Storm 04:57	buy track
9.	Third State 05:34	buy track
10.	Closing Your Eyes 02:26	buy track
11.	Assorted Seashells 01:47	buy track

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This album was recorded with the assistance of an Australian Government Art Grant. It was recorded both in Brisbane and in New Zealand. The grant was utilised to fund travel to New Zealand's south island and to find inspiration there.

The beautiful,mysterious and primitive atmosphere of New Zealand was powerful in shaping the colour and feel of the album. Water is a very important element in the songs, and many times there is a sense of being underwater, or emerging from underwater in these pieces.

Pieces like Opening Your Eyes evoke the feeling of diving under and seeing the world below for the first time. The Dive is the reverse; travelling up from the dark depths towards the light. The Analog Skeleton of an Underwater Leviathan is a dark and foreboding discovery at the bottom of the waves, and Underwater Storm is just that, a dervish of movement and aquatic life far below.

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released October 2, 2016

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deepspace Brisbane, Australia

Mirko Ruckels is an Australian musician of German/French origin who creates ambient music under the name of deepspace. Drawing from ambient influences as well as art music influences such as Maurice Ravel and Claude Debussy. A total of 14 albums have been released, independently and currently on on Projekt Records. The Architecture of Flowers is his latest release on Bandcamp and other platforms. ... more

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