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World Ocean Atlas by Deepspace
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Tracklist
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Sky Inside the Mind free download | 5:42 | 375 | ||
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Opening Your Eyes free download | 6:02 | 280 | ||
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Underwater Storm free download | 4:56 | 362 | ||
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Assorted Seashells free download | 1:47 | 269 | ||
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The Dive free download | 6:32 | 293 | ||
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Fifty Metres free download | 3:18 | 227 | ||
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Third State free download | 5:33 | 212 | ||
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How Dare They Come Here free download | 5:27 | 212 | ||
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Closing Your Eyes free download | 2:26 | 214 | ||
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shimmer free download | 6:49 | 215 | ||
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The Analog Skeleton of an Underwater Leviathan free download | 9:04 | 316 |
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About this album
Full stream and download: http://www.archive.org/details/WorldOceanAtlas-Deepspace
“Dear Reader,
I used to look through a lot of geographical atlases as a kid. You
know, those old, now dusty books that you still occasionally see on the
shelves of old second hand bookstore. I used to ponder excitedly (if
that is possible) about the mysteries that lay on some of the more
obscure maps, particularly the ocean ones. I kept getting that feeling
as I recorded this album. And in the end, the title kind of explained what the pieces were trying to get at.
It’s called “World Ocean Atlas.” and follows on from “The Glittering
Domain.” Ambient and beatless as usual, this album works on the idea of
obscure desolate places created by your imagination, and the idea of an
atlas comprised purely of maps of oceans. I hope you like it.
This album was partly financed by a grant by Arts Queensland. The money funded
a trip to New Zealand, where three of the tracks were written.
Thanks to Arts Queensland for the support.
Mirko
Deepspace”
“Dear Reader,
I used to look through a lot of geographical atlases as a kid. You
know, those old, now dusty books that you still occasionally see on the
shelves of old second hand bookstore. I used to ponder excitedly (if
that is possible) about the mysteries that lay on some of the more
obscure maps, particularly the ocean ones. I kept getting that feeling
as I recorded this album. And in the end, the title kind of explained what the pieces were trying to get at.
It’s called “World Ocean Atlas.” and follows on from “The Glittering
Domain.” Ambient and beatless as usual, this album works on the idea of
obscure desolate places created by your imagination, and the idea of an
atlas comprised purely of maps of oceans. I hope you like it.
This album was partly financed by a grant by Arts Queensland. The money funded
a trip to New Zealand, where three of the tracks were written.
Thanks to Arts Queensland for the support.
Mirko
Deepspace”
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Shouts
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Pixieguts wrote:
<3
Assorted Seashells
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raasnio wrote:
Thank you. I always look forward to your releases.
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Ichthyander wrote:
wow
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aaronmarshall wrote:
Great work here Deepspace. I like it a lot. I use to look at atlases too. I still do.
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affraad wrote:
i'll say it again just in a different way. this is the best way to ease off into dreamland for me right now. :)
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zerofish9 wrote:
Some great ambient geography as usual man::~my ipod thXU4the comp.tracks! :)
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shingouz wrote:
Amazing, really good ! It reminds me at times of the wonderful soundtrack for the videogame The Dig.
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affraad wrote:
came home pretty late last night and fell asleep as this filled the air around my head. really great work especilly assorted seashells. i must have listened to that track 10 times in a row.
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Victor712005 wrote:
OOO!!!
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magux wrote:
thx you playing it now
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Dhiver wrote:
The picture is on the "Home" section of his official website.
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affraad wrote:
yessss! I also would like the artwork for my ipod. Im going to listen right now. :)
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northcape wrote:
Excited to hear this one.
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Pixieguts wrote:
Wonderful album!
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yeleleo wrote:
nice! Could u upload 600px-width artwork?
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