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The Open Sea 
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Deep Grey Night  listen to an excerpt with streaming Real Audio

Landing is a truly vibrant, celestial- minded quartet of sound painters from Connecticut (via-Utah).  After releasing an EP (Centrifuge, 1999) and a full length CD (Circuit, 2000) on Music Fellowship, Landing touch down with a truly mesmerizing, otherworldly document, Oceanless.

The King Beneath the Mountain
  
Surface of Eceon

Strange Attractors rips open the sky, searching for evidence of a mythic concert of stars, and down from the cosmos rains a majestic symphony entitled Surface of Eceon. Boasting a supreme membership that includes 3/4 of Landing plus the psychedelic vision of Adam Forkner from established voyagers Yume Bitsu, the exploratory Surface of Eceon create swirling nebulas of blissful soundsmithery which only a precise collision between two such cosmically-inclined outfits could sufficiently create.

Propelled by a textured three-guitar attack, Surface of Eceon launch skyward from the confines of terrestrial life, toting six tracks which combine to hover just near the one hour mark. Surface of Eceon compose their sound journeys from the depths of complete improvisation, ritualistically torching the midnight smoke and thus telepathically channeling the Grand Unknown. Thankfully the tape is always running with these guys! Documenting their spontaneous combustion and later editing down and overdubbing the evidence, we are happy to announce the resulting debut release of SOE's ecstatic experiments, The King Beneath the Mountain.

Surface of Eceon morphs 70's German psyche-prog and modern FX-laden space with pure improv to concoct a striking mesh of melodious 'out' rock. Equal parts gentle ambience and fiery afterburn, The King Beneath the Mountain is a multi-hued cranial cocktail, piped directly from each of the members' cerebral cortex. Intoxicating indeed.  Comes highly recommended.

6 tracks in 53:58 minutes.

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Oceanless (Landing)

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