• 12inch
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  • New Release


Texada

  • Cat No: WV278lp
  • updated:2025-06-18

Format

12inch 2990 JPY

Analog synthesizers, a baritone sax that flickers like a ghost, the texture of stone, the movement of waves, and layers of sound evoking an industrial pulse. The new work from NY-based electronic composer and filmmaker/editor Elori Saxl is the official soundtrack to the National Film Board of Canada film of the same name. Out on Western Vinyl.

Set on Texada Island, a remote island in Canada, the documentary Texada portrays the tension between permanence and impermanence, as industrial sites once at the center of destruction are reclaimed by nature and greenery sprouts from the ruins. Five tracks in all, with wonderful expression hovering between the organic and the synthetic: the haunting flood of ethereal, psychedelic sax and electronics on "How Big is Time" and "It Happened Once," and the dreamlike field recordings of water and rock paired with synthesizer on "The Quarry" (sample_1). (Original Japanese text by AYAM)

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