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Farthest South – Spheres & Constellations

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Release Date: December 13, 2013
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Our 2nd album. 50 min track that is a journey to a distant star. Fully improvised, space-scape music. Mega psych.

On their sophomore album “Spheres & Constellations”, Israeli psychedelic improv group Farthest South sound like a completely different band. Whereas their debut “Omens & Talismans” generated a somewhat “free-jazz meets electronica” vibe, the new recording by the exploratory trio comes from a radically different aesthetic. With no rhythmic foundation to speak of, Spheres & Constellations instead treads a path of ambient synth washes, abstract harmonies, impressionistic melodic fragments, processed vocal samples and mystical drones. Influenced by a highly personal and spiritual experience shared by the band members during one long night spent in the Israeli desert, S&C is the culmination of a collective transformation on the most basic level.

Consisting of one nearly 35 minute long track, the album tells the story of a journey into inner space through 3 spheres of consciousness – external, internal and eternal – to the essence of Being, that place at the core of every human where time and space hold no meaning. This is an expedition to reach the archetypal “home”, the home we all carry within us, by navigating non-physical constellations – not those which are formed by stars, but rather personal ones, the ones all individuals create for themselves and which stem from the very ability we all possess to choose our own destiny.

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