Tycho / Epoch
Album:Epoch Collection:General
Artist:Tycho Added:Oct 2016
Label:Ghostly International 

A-File Activity
Add Date:2016-11-09 Pull Date:2017-01-11 Charts:RPM/Electronica
Week Ending:Jan 8Jan 1Dec 25Dec 18Dec 11Dec 4Nov 20Nov 13
Airplays:11111211

Recent Airplay
1.Oct 21, 2017:A Night on the Roof
Division
4.Dec 29, 2016:I Like to Dance: Shake Off Your Pants
Rings
2.Jun 08, 2017:I Like to Dance: Shake Off Your Pants
Epoch
5.Dec 25, 2016:I Like to Dance: Shake Off Your Sweatpants!
Epoch
3.Jan 05, 2017:I Like to Dance: Shake Off Your Pants
Division
6.Dec 23, 2016:The Pocket
Source

Album Review
R.O.Y. G. B.I.V.
Reviewed 2016-11-05 
Tycho – Epoch
Downtempo Electronica/Ambient/Post Rock [NO FCCs]
RIYL: Boards of Canada, Ulrich Schnauss, Neon Indian, Brian Eno
The fourth LP of the Bay Area bedroom production-turned-band. A really distinctively warm, sweet sound, with gauzy analogue synth soundscapes. Straddles the line between chillwave and post rock – a good balance between their last two albums. 4,6,7&11 are great!
--R.O.Y.G.B.I.V.
*1. "Glider" [4:53] [slow fadeout]
Anticipatory, like a sunrise; driving drum riff
2. "Horizon" [4:09] [semi-sudden stop]
Swelling synths, guitar melody, unintelligible vocal samples, less prominent drums
3. "Slack" [4:11] [sudden stop]
Pulsating synths interspersed with post-rock guitar, bursts of melodic phrases
4. "Receiver" [4:15] [moderate fadeout]
Warm and cozy, downtempo, textural drums/drum machine
5. "Epoch” [5:45] [moderate fadeout]
Expansive, not very melodic, subtle house beat, mostly synths ad drums
*6. "Division" [3:58] [sudden stop]
Prominent (bass) guitar and drums with warm synths, breaks out into some bright post rock moments – tells a story
*7. "Source" [4:18] [moderate fadeout]
Great drum fills, stop-and-start reverby guitars, relatively sparse in texture for the album
8. "Local" [2:53] [long fadeout]
Spacey with an ever-so-slightly abrasive (for Tycho) guitar melody, low pass filter sweeps
9. "Rings" [4:08] [moderate fadeout]
Underwater feel, faster tempo drums glues a lot of synths lines that bubble in and out
10. "Continuum" [1:44] [long fadeout]
A warm, somewhat directionless interlude, understated
*11. "Field” [2:40] [sudden stop]
Strummed guitar, laid back, guitar melody that melts into the synths, lush

Track Listing
1.Glider 6.Division
2.Horizon 7.Source
3.Slack 8.Local
4.Receiver 9.Rings
5.Epoch 10.Continuum
 11.Field