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01. Mark Peters - Twenty Bridges (Andi Otto Remix)
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02. Mark Peters - Mann Island (Olga Wojciechowska Rework)
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03. Mark Peters - Windy Arbour (Brian Case Remix)
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04. Mark Peters - May Mill (Ulrich Schnauss Remix)
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05. Mark Peters - Gabriel's Ladder (Moon Gangs Remix)
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06. Mark Peters - Shaley Brow (Odd Nosdam Remix)
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07. Mark Peters - Cabin Hill (E Ruscha V Remix)
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08. Mark Peters - Ashurst's Beacon (Jefre Cantu-Ledesma Remix)
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ARTIST
PETERS, MARK
TITLE
New Routes Out Of Innerland
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
SONIC CATHEDRAL
CATALOG #
SCR 194CD
SCR 194CD
GENRE
ROCK
RELEASE DATE
5/10/2019
Former Engineers songwriter
Mark Peters
pays a final visit to his debut solo album
Innerland
(SCR 094CD/LP, 2018) with the release of
New Routes Out Of Innerland
, a collection of reworkings.
Innerland
was one of 2018's most surprising sleeper successes. An intentionally low-key album of windswept instrumentals inspired by Mark's move back to his native northwest, it gave musical nods to
Eno
,
Talk Talk
,
Vini Reilly
, and
Richard Thompson
, and first appeared as a limited-edition cassette before being expanded to vinyl and CD editions in April of 2018. Something about its beautiful simplicity struck a chord and slowly but surely. This new version, however, is completely different. It finds Mark looking outwards, away from the bleak, post-industrial landscapes of Wigan, and inviting eight different artists from around the world to interpret and translate the instrumentals of
Innerland
into their own musical and geographical languages. German sound artist
Andi Otto
takes "Twenty Bridges" and turns it into a weird world music groove, the cello recalling
Arthur Russell
, the rhythm
Holger Czukay
circa
Movies
(1979); Polish composer
Olga Wojciechowska
sprinkles stardust all over "Mann Island", morphing it into a slice of febrile, filmic techno; former
Disappears
and now
FACS
frontman
Brian Case
wrangles "Windy Arbour" into a dark, dystopian drone; as previously heard last year on a limited edition lathe-cut 7" single,
Ulrich Schnauss
subtly re-frames "May Mill" as elegiac electronica, the kind of oddity that could have graced a
Tears For Fears
B-side circa
Songs From The Big Chair
(1985);
Moon Gangs
, aka
Will Young
from
BEAK>
, climbs "Gabriel's Ladder" and finds some delicate drone'n'bass; American producer and DJ
Odd Nosdam
takes his experience of working with
Boards Of Canada
and turns "Shaley Brow" into a sinister tape collage, entirely in keeping with the murky history of the locale;
E Ruscha V
, the erstwhile
Medicine
guitarist also known as
Secret Circuit
, converts "Cabin Hill" into Balearic Blue Nile; finally,
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma
lights up "Ashurst's Beacon" as an inferno of deliciously distorted shoegaze. All eight are so disparate and yet they hang together perfectly, resulting in an exciting musical journey to somewhere completely new.
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