Erosion Trace, by Glyn Maier

Erosion Trace

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2023 sees the first vinyl presses from Industrial Coast

The White Series - White Vinyl, White Label, White Sleeve. Single stamp to sleeve, individual artwork specific to each release on a single insert

8 releases across 2023 - March will see releases by Glyn Maier & God is War.

All releases in the series will see 25 run Special Editions - the vinyl will be accompanied by a cassette of the release. White shell, White Casing, White Presentation Envelope. Single A6 postcard to accompany cassette

Cassette ships from Friday 16 December. DL code included (no digital only availability, cassette only available as Special Edition Vinyl purchase). Vinyl ships March/April. Shipping includes cost of both shipments

Glyn Maier - Erosion Trace

"You cannot put your foot in the same river twice. Once ᴇʀᴏꜱɪᴏɴ ᴛʀᴀᴄᴇ begins, the listener is quick to draw comparison to previous Glyn Maier releases, as in ɪɴᴅᴇꜰɪɴɪᴛᴇ ʟᴀᴛᴛɪᴄᴇꜱ or the B-Side from the Jungle Gym release ʜʟɪɴᴄ. Instead, what happens is the truest descriptor of a “departure” in style and pacing. Going back into the deeper catalog of Maier’s work you would likely cross influences of dub techno in the clicking and delaying bass tones, with sharp field recording rustling and chirps that create a fecund listening ecosphere. This new album instead changes the pace to a glacial presentation, starting with a dark and sleek motif, generously pouring into rhythm and more subdued field recordings of the Appalachian wilderness. It almost seems like an album showcasing Maier’s ability to listen as much as it is his ability to produce. The finishing work with synth and string sections is a sublime reminder of his deft and capable craft in sound. We may not stand in the same water as before, but the river has the same name." - David Coccagna

Recorded by Glyn Maier in White Mountain + Pisgah National Forests 2019-2022 using Centrance Mixerface 4 + Lom Uši Pro, processed with Korg MS-50 + MS-20m kit, Echofix EFX-2, Vermona Retroverb, Oto Bam
B2 contains source material from Joe Hisashi "Kikujiro"

Audio finalized by Glyn Maier

Insert artwork by Laura Arteaga Charlton (www.lauraarteagacharlton.com), silkscreened by Mark Rice (Goatmother Industrial) onto bespoke recycled pulp/hemp fibre paper

NOTE: Cassettes only available as part of Special Edition Vinyl. NO digital only purchase via Industrial Coast. Digital availability will be via the artist directly in due course

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released December 24, 2022

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