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The Empire Line

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Download links and information about The Empire Line by Konntinent. This album was released in 2015 and it belongs to Ambient, Electronica, Jazz, Rock, Progressive Rock genres. It contains 10 tracks with total duration of 48:29 minutes.

Artist: Konntinent
Release date: 2015
Genre: Ambient, Electronica, Jazz, Rock, Progressive Rock
Tracks: 10
Duration: 48:29
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. The Bridge (feat. Andy Cordle) 4:45
2. Tensile Strength (feat. Chantal Acda) 4:51
3. The Luxury of Without 5:40
4. Amongst the Islanders (feat. Cuushe) 4:18
5. The Empire Line 7:24
6. Geschrei Zwei 4:22
7. Fibula, Tibea 3:08
8. In Your Continued Absence (feat. Isnaj Dui) 4:36
9. The Coldest Night I've Known (feat. Lisa Madisson) 3:18
10. Reasonable Doubt 6:07

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Antony Harrison retired his experimental post-rock/drone moniker Konntinent in 2013 in order to focus on his more pop-minded project Paco Sala, but he unearthed one final Konntinent album in 2015. The Empire Line was completed in 2010 and originally intended as a sequel to the well-received Opal Island. A bit sparser than some of his other efforts, which were often intensely micro-edited, the album features surreal, dreamlike passages consisting of static, glacially paced pianos, clicking sine waves, and blank space. Tracks such as "Fibula, Tibea" feature brief, isolated fragments of speech flicking in and out of the mix over a backdrop of spacious strings, piano, and bass tones. Chantal Acda, Cuushe, and Lisa Madisson contribute ethereal vocals, and Harrison's own fragile voice makes appearances as well. The album ends with the devastating "Reasonable Doubt," a haunting, multi-tracked suite of aching vocals and sorrow-heavy strings.