R.I.P is an Electronic album by Actress, originally released in 2012. On Gatefold: 3 pressings tracked, owned by 6 collectors.
About
It doesn't take long for Actress' third album to start toying with your head: only a few seconds, really, as the title track massages your brain stem and sidewinds across your speakers. And with that, we're in uncharted territory, caught in a vapor-trailed void between the outermost realms of electronic and experimental music. Darren Cunningham wouldn’t have it any other way. The song titles and press release for <i>R.I.P.</i> present it as a heady meditation on mortality, the Book of Genesis, and the producer’s twisted version of Plato’s cave. At least that’s what we <i>think</i> it’s about. Yet even if you don’t look at the record’s 15 very different chapters as a sample/synth-driven dissertation, it holds together as a fascinating blend of gauzy house grooves, stark minimalism, static-dredged IDM, extraterrestrial techno, and all-too-brief interludes. Get lost; you’ll enjoy every minute of it.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1R.I.P.1:16
- A2Ascending3:08
- A3Holy Water1:39
- A4Marble Plexus4:42
- A5Uriel's Black Harp2:27
Side B
- B1Jardin6:07
- B2Serpent3:56
- B3Shadow From Tartarus5:26
Side C
- C1Tree Of Knowledge4:09
- C2Raven5:04
- C3Glint0:37
- C4Caves Of Paradise4:15
Side D
- D1The Lord's Graffiti3:04
- D2N.E.W.5:24
- D3IWAAD5:41
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- IDM
- brittle
- meditative
- cerebral
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Issued in a embossed cover.
Track durations and BPM are not provided on the record.
BPM:
A1: 124 | A2: 125 | A3: 126 | A4: 130 | A5: 128
B1: 123 | B2: 120 | B3: 126
C1: 61 | C2: 120 | C3: 130 | C4: 120
D1: 124 | D2: 125 | D3: 128
Credits
The people behind it.
Production & Engineering
- ActressPRODUCER
6 collectors on Gatefold own this · 3 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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