Name: Excerpts
Brand: Ensemble

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Default:19

Supplier EU

Bertus Musikvertrieb

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Limited edition

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Release date

2014-02-28

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FATCD 095

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600116999528

Artist

Ensemble

Label EU

Fat Cat

Genre EU

Rock-Pop

Fat Cat is an electronica, noise, and post-rock label based in Brighton, UK. Originally a record shop in the early '90s, the label was established when the shop closed down in 1997 with support from [l311].

Renowned for their distinctive series of releases such as the "7" Series", "10" Series", "12" Series", "Splinter Series", "Remix Series", and "E-RMX Series," Fat Cat has left a significant mark on the music industry. For more instrumental orchestral-type releases, they also operate a sublabel called [l=130701], named after its inception date: 13 July 2001.

With numerous notable artists under their belt, Fat Cat Records continues to be at the forefront of cutting-edge music production and distribution.

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'excerpts' is the gorgeous new record from montreal resident olivier alary, the songwriter /composer behind ensemble. a middle ground between lush orchestration, absorbing pop, guitar-indie, experimental sonics and beyond, it offers no obvious or straightforward reference points, yet here is an album full of maturity, sophistication and romance, architectured carefully and atemporally. a loose comparison could be made with the finale of 'sgt peppers' 'a day in the life' in its dense, unconventional take on pop music, or to the larger scale music of matthew herbert in its sublime eccentricity, or even to yann tiersen's gentle nods to chanson franaise, but behind alary's musical charms is an overarching, unique personality that interweaves wide-ranging musical cultures and influences.

Excerpts

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