Abiocoen;Exodus, by Solinance

Abiocoen;Exodus

by Solinance

supported by

	/

Streaming + Download

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

Purchasable with gift card

£10 GBP or more

1.	Fang 03:32	buy track
2.	Rid 03:37	buy track
3.	Somberness 05:33	buy track
4.	Start Guitar 04:26	buy track
5.	Xerox 03:27	buy track
6.	Zap 04:05	buy track
7.	Deprivation 00:55	buy track
8.	Silence 04:12	buy track
9.	Bad Night 02:34	buy track
10.	Good Day 03:46	buy track
11.	Gotta Keep On 05:04	buy track

about

Combining two works into one, completing the picture requires consistency in style over time, yet needs constant development and integration into the context of something that musician is making right at the moment.

How weird it wouldn't be to name with such aesthetic (using semicolon, such idea was inspired by certain Japanese series of literary/visual works), it makes sense, since it's two narratives, combined into one to create something complex, drawing parallels from the language and the usage of semicolon around the world.

On our way back to Russia, we stumbled upon our friend, Dmitry Solinance, with his first ever release, and, as well, his debut album on our label. Passionate about such genres as ambient, drone, garage, IDM, experimental, avant-garde, Dmitry created something that represents him as a ever-developing person, a culmination of the work that represents his own growth over time and his evolving music taste.

Aptly named “Abiocoen;Exodus”, this album is the blend of two parts/separate works joined as complete experience, first story is about everything non-living as a part of our life, whether it’s soil, water, different physical waves, mechanics or everything else surrounding us, while the second one is about the movement of people and their own reflection on life. For example, in the first part, Fang, Xerox and Zap, represent bones/blood/organs, mechanisms/electronics, electricity/voltage itself, while Rid, Somberness, Start Guitar may represent waste/poison/something unnecessary, gloom/mist/fog/depressive state, strings/soft, elastic materials; second part represents the cycle of life, according to Dmitry: tiredness, relief, denial/acceptance and movement to something else, maybe something grand or something that they feel comfortable and happy with.

This narrative, that is merged with Russian melancholic sound, creates an intimate and beautiful landscape, full of things to explore and notice.

As always, thank you for staying with us on our endless journey.

credits

released October 18, 2019

Solinance - soundcloud.com/solinance
Artwork - viktorkadicvisual / G3

license

about

Open Outlets Bristol, UK

contact / help

Contact Open Outlets

Streaming and
Download help

Report this album or account

If you like Abiocoen;Exodus, you may also like:

Teen
by Kisinuk

From Mexico City, Kisinuk serves up an album of endlessly inventive experimental electronic music, which wildly whirs & clicks. Bandcamp New & Notable Jun 19, 2021
go to album
Double Bend
by Calibre

featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 29, 2022
go to album
Dogmatic
by flux vortex

This trio of songs from New Delhi artist flux vortex pair skittering rhythms with blinking keys, with surprises at every turn. Bandcamp New & Notable Aug 7, 2021
go to album
Planet Hearth
by Calibre

A personal, poignant record from the Belfast DJ and producer, dedicated to a close friend of his who passed away last year. Bandcamp New & Notable Dec 10, 2019
go to album
Shelflife 5
by Calibre

Calibre continues his Shelflife series with 12 more of his most sought-after tracks from 2000 and beyond. Bandcamp New & Notable Jul 17, 2018
go to album
Limbo Yam/Pfer (BLIP004)
by Spooky-J

featured on Bandcamp Radio Sep 20, 2016
go to album
Fight/Flight EP
by Cut Records

featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 3, 2015
go to album