Forest Structures, by Thé Déluge

Forest Structures

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1.	Fishing with John 03:14	buy track
2.	The sun will rise again 03:00	buy track
3.	Complex lights 06:05	buy track
4.	The ocean is drifting, you know 01:38	buy track
5.	Paul/Eli 04:51	buy track
6.	You should be scared 02:02	buy track
7.	No country 04:50	buy track
8.	A life full of curiosity 04:18	buy track
9.	Pluto 04:05	buy track
10.	What does motion do to waves? 05:22	buy track
11.	It degrades 03:31	buy track

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Thé Déluge is the new moniker of French musician Vincent Caylet. While Caylet’s previous outings as Cankun (released on Not Not Fun and Hands in the Dark) were blissful psychedelic sundrenched jam sessions, Forest Structures sees Caylet largely jettison cosmic tropical islands and guitar twang. Thé Déluge deals in moonlit electronics and nocturnal transmission that consistently bleep into each other and overlap. Recorded mostly on analog gear and inspired by both nature and urbanism, Thé Déluge gathers an array of synth pulsations and loops behind a murky veil of analog fuzz for a set of haunted instrumental cycles. While the sunlight of Caylet’s previous work has sharply eroded, Forest Structures retains the warm fog and psychedelic visions of the artist’s unique dreamworld for a set of glistening melodies, trippy loops, and distant rhythms.

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released March 3, 2017

Music recorded and mixed by Vincent Caylet
Margerid, France
Mastered by Felix-Florian Tödtloff at Ætherweight in Berlin
Artwork by Daniel Castrejon

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