A Sedentary State, by alucidnation

A Sedentary State

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1.	16 Below 06:23	buy track
2.	Dubstance 05:35	buy track
3.	Blue Horizon [602 Mix] 05:14	buy track
4.	Widescreen View 07:25	buy track
5.	E Manual 02:45	buy track
6.	Pedal Steal [Dub] 07:35	buy track
7.	[Apply the] Brakes 02:40	buy track
8.	Delay Time 05:38	buy track
9.	A Fruity Conserve 07:09	buy track

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Aside from the filmic, downtempo meanderings of ‘Widescreen View’ which was written back in 2002, this selection of work dates from 2007 through to 2009, with each piece varying in pace and mood.

There’s a fresh take on ‘Blue Horizon’ here, as well as two tracks co-written with Jake Bickerton – that’s him playing the fuzz guitar on ‘Delay Time’ and jamming on ‘A Fruity Conserve’.

’16 Below’ is the mellow deep-house companion track to the ambient version ’15 Below’ which appears on the second alucidnation LP ‘Get Lost’.

There’s also a deeper more dubbed out version of ‘Pedal Steal’ on this album, which in actual fact bears little or no relation to the original version.

It’s excellent, though.

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released January 26, 2015

All sounds by Bruce Bickerton.

'Delay Time' and 'A Fruity Conserve' written with Jake Bickerton.

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alucidnation UK

Bruce Bickerton studied classical piano during his formative years. In 1992 he invested in his first studio equipment. Now a producer of repute, a remixer and a broadcaster, Bruce has released critically acclaimed albums for The Big Chill Label, Interchill Records and is presently signed to Six Degrees, where he licenses his work via his own imprint, Lucid Recordings. ... more

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