
Mirage Emigrants is the third collection by Saluki Regicide, and the sixth release overall. Saluki Regicide continues to surprise and delight listeners with strange visionary abstractions in sound. Dark, at times nostalgic, these compositions manage somehow to be simultaneously warm and alien.
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- Snow in the Library
- The Clasp and Medal
- Mirage Emigrants
- Fishermen and Dragons
- Bring Back
- Tipperary
- Mechanical Mind
- Where Cobwebs Come From
- Gem of the Ocean
- I Hope You Understand
- Then Dawn Comes
- Rehearsal of Ashes
- Ghosts of Silent Spring
Personnel:
C.P. McDill - sound wave manipulations
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3 responses so far ↓
1 RogerP // Apr 8, 2008 at 10:08 am
I have really tried to listen to this, really, but…after half-an-hour I fall fast asleep, yep even sitting up - must be some sync within my brain - enjoyed the first 30 mins, enjoyed them 4 times! Good work.
2 Sir Wally // Jun 27, 2009 at 5:16 am
Thanks for this release, I really appreciate it - and yes, in the evenings I usually do not get to listen the whole album either. I fall asleep too soon. ;-)
I have one question: what is that male voice in “The Clasp and Medal”? Where did you find that sample? It really fits in nicely and generates a strange, surreal atmosphere.
3 C.P. McDill // Jun 27, 2009 at 5:20 pm
To “Sir Wally”
I’m pleased that you’ve been enjoying this release.
The spoken sample from “Clasp and Medal” comes from a World War I era recording that I found amidst a huge collection of early 20th-Century audio on mp3, available for download from the National Library of Canada, back in ‘03. Unfortunately I cannot recollect the title of the source recording or who it was, so I regret I won’t be able to give you any more specific information.
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