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12012291920_1414101 (KR​-​27)

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Bennick At the risk of sounding like a typical dramatic reviewer, it sounds like getting slowly swallowed by some awe-inspiring godlike presence and allowing it to pass through you. I don't know as much about Atavist, but the restraint in composition and pacing is masterful here, and exactly what I would expect from Nadja. There's an incredible, beautiful subtlety to this collaboration I can't stay away from. Favorite track: Twentyfour:Sixteen.
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Twentyfour:Sixteen 24:16
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Twentynine:Thirtyseven 29:37
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12012291920 / 1414101 is the coming together of two distinct creative forces in the form of ATAVIST (UK) and NADJA (Canada), and represents an abstract detraction from both of the bands previous works. The feel of the album is one of blissful escapism presented through harmonious audio manipulation, intricate melody and polarizing heaviness. This release sees Atavist / Nadja placing the listener into an dreamlike environment throughout the albums two expansive tracks by using an innovative array of layered sounds, abstract guitar work, subsonic bass levels and delicate electronics to give a desolate, yet warm full length album. 12012291920 / 1414101 is not a split album, rather a collaborate effort between Atavist & Nadja with each artist bringing their own components to the whole.

Vinyl comes with an alternative cover and features reverse board which really makes the graphics stand out.

Remastered for vinyl by Mell Dettmer.

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released July 6, 2013

Atavist is: Chris Naughton, Shane Ryan, Toby Bradshaw & Callum Cox
Nadja is: Aidan Baker (guitar) & Leah Buckareff (bass)

Recorded @ Strangeway Studios by Martin Hurley Aug/Sep 06

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