Name: an ambassador for laing
Brand: Dalhous

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blackestcd003

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2013-05-06

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Standard:20

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5055300358288

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Dalhous

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Electronic

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Dalhous is an electronic project hailing from Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. Originally formed in 2012 by recording artist Marc Dall and long-term collaborator Alex Ander, Dalhous transitioned into a solo endeavor for Marc Dall after Alex Ander's departure in late 2015.

They made their debut on Blackest Ever Black with the "Mitchell Heisman" EP and have since released three studio albums as part of "The Composite Moods Collection": "An Ambassador For Laing" (2013), "Will To Be Well" (2014), and their latest offering, "House Number 44" (2016).

Influenced by artists such as Anthony Linell, Född Död, and Croatian Amor among others, Dalhous creates captivating electronic music that pushes boundaries and explores various moods. With their unique soundscapes and experimental approach to composition, Dalhous continues to captivate listeners worldwide.

The Edinburgh-based duo of Marc Dall and Alex Ander work with intricately stacked percussion, dubwise bass and a rich harmonic tapestry of processed voices, keys, harp, vibraphone, guitar, woodwind, strings and synthesiser - every sound re-sampled to the nth degree then subjected to subtle automation and rigorously fine-tuned over a period of many months. From the mesmerised pastoral drift of 'Anger Sees Red' and 'Dwelling By The Meadow' to agitated arabesques like 'The Physical Body' and the self-titled 'Dalhous', the resulting pieces explore dreamlike but treacherous terrain. Eleven questions in a world of blue.

an ambassador for laing

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