Deaf Center

Pale Ravine (Bonus Edition)

by Deaf Center

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chris coote are you shitting me ? this is well tasty.

can someone please get a CD reprint of Otto's solo album!

Eden Kupermintz Drowning in the world's softest silk. Favorite track: Path to Lucy.

Dotflac There is something beautifully sad in Pale Ravine.

Evoking a concealed soundtrack for old mute movies on reels, this album carries the weight of all life's burdens and deceptions, the fate of all our lost hopes and forgotten dreams. But it also believes in their redemption, whispering to those who listen that existence is not painted in black and white but in endless shades of grey.

And it's up to us to decide if we want to use brighter hues to fix the road of penumbra we walked until now. Favorite track: Thread.

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Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

€7 EUR or more
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

Released as a gatefold 2xLP with original extended artwork.

Includes unlimited streaming of Pale Ravine (Bonus Edition) via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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€23.99 EUR or more

1.	Lobby 03:01	buy track
2.	Thread 03:38	buy track
3.	White Lake 06:35	buy track
4.	Path to Lucy 04:54	buy track
5.	Stone Beacon 03:29	buy track
6.	Weir 06:34	buy track
7.	Loft 04:15	buy track
8.	Thunder Night 04:28	buy track
9.	Lamp Mien 03:58	buy track
10.	The Clearing 04:12	buy track
11.	Fog Animal 04:24	buy track
12.	Eloy 02:15	buy track
13.	Social Lucy Waltz 03:23	buy track
14.	The Hall 05:02	buy track
15.	Forest 02:04
16.	Corridor 03:30
17.	End Station 05:46

about

2016 Miasmah edition of the now classic debut album by Deaf Center, originally released on Type records in 2005. Full-lenght album version, includes the tracks that were previously only on the CD edition + a 20 minute side of unreleased material from the same timeframe. Released as a gatefold 2xLP with original extended artwork.

‘Pale Ravine’ is the debut full-length realization of Erik K Skodvin and Otto A Totland under the Deaf Center moniker. More recently known for solo recordings under their own names on the Sonic Pieces label. The album, back then made in their mid 20ies, is an other-wordly sound collagé to Norwegian nature, theatricality and old silent films. The two musicians have looked deep into their own family histories to piece together a dusty and nostalgic epic, blending elements of classical and electronic music with an array of field recordings and a lot of fog.