Azurescens, by Maps and Diagrams

Azurescens

by Maps and Diagrams

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5.	Ohmic 03:50	buy track
6.	Sola 06:59	buy track
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Limited edition cds are available over at our dear friends handstitched:

handstitched.bandcamp.com/album/azurescens

Long time friends and musical associates Tim Diagram and Yair Etziony have joined forces for a split-label release on their respective imprints; Handstitched* and False Industries are proud to bring you a split-label release in the shape of the new Maps and Diagrams album "Azurescens". The album is released in a limited edition CD version of eighty copies and also on a limited edition cassette version, the release is also available digitally.
Each CD version is individually hand-crafted and features white cotton rag sleeves with hand-stamped, spore-print artwork and an individual collage artwork, unique to each version, each component is packed inside a glassine bag and individually hand-numbered. Packaging, design and assembly by Handstitched* The tape version, released by False Industries features artwork derived from the aforementioned collage artworks.
"Azurescens" is Maps and Diagrams' latest assignment, a concept shaped during brief moments in time during the autumn and winter of 2018, it's immersed in deeper, acoustical explorations to previous works but retains a certain familiar sentiment found in earlier releases. "Azurescens" gives the sonic perception of spiralling out of control throughout it's sixty-nine minute duration but also guides the listener back to a level of consciousness and tangibility.

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released April 19, 2019

All tracks written, recorded and produced by Maps and Diagrams, Roadmap Studios, 2018.

Artwork by Maps and diagrams and Tuvia Kudashevic
Mastered by Manes at Salz-Mastering

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