Submers

Loscil
Kranky
General | Nov 2002

Reviews

johnn
Reviewed 2003-04-15
VERY GOOD MUSIC!!! In line with several of Kranky’s artists, Loscil falls in the realm of ambient computer music, techno, and contemporary classical. From Vancouver, Scott Morgan successfully creates some terrifically beautiful soundscapes, sometimes melodic, sometimes droned, but always tangible. The sounds he chooses are almost organic, mostly gentle and non-threatening. Rhythmic elements are retained in most tracks, keeping the album engaging throughout. 3, 6, 1, 4.

1. warm, expansive, beautiful. melodic elements fade in and out.
2. dark drone, repeated samples. light techno beat.
3. dark drone. a quiet beat drives the song forward. some nice rhythms going on. I’m feeling some boards of canada here.
4. dark. it wants to break out, and it satisfies cool and collected.
5. like the beginning of a techno song but never completes itself
6. dark and deep, great tension. beat keeps you there.
7. more rhythmically driven than other songs.
8. a lot of left-right panning. epic and pretty, but may evoke nausea.
9. basically one long drone, with shifting harmonics.

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Charting

2003-03-03 — 2003-05-05 Classical/Experimental
Week EndingAirplays
May 4 2
Apr 13 1
Apr 6 2
Mar 9 5

Track listing

1. Argonaut
2. Gymnote
3. Mute
4. Nautilus
5. Diable Marin
6. Resurgam
7. Le Plongeur
8. Triton
9. Kursk