Heliopause, by The Resonance Association

Heliopause

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Heliopause is the fourth album by The Resonance Association, following in the footsteps of Failure Of The Grand Design (Burning Shed, 2007), We Still Have The Stars (mrsvee, 2008) and Clarity In Darkness (mrsvee, 2010).

It was recorded between May 2010 and May 2011, at various locations throughout England: in lofts, studios, living rooms, hotel rooms, train stations and Royal Parks.

Since forming The Resonance Association in 2006, Daniel Vincent and Dominic Hemy have forged ahead on a journey of sonic experimentation utilising an array of electronic and acoustic instrumentation. They seek to produce hallucinatory music to transport the listener to uncharted realms of space and time.

Described by veteran rock critic Dom Lawson as “cheerfully awkward bastards” (Classic Rock Presents Prog, August 2010), the duo refuse to stick to any tried-and-tested rock formula, instead riding a wave of wildly mixed reviews and a small cult following to create their art on their own terms. ... more

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	1.	Heliopause Part One 04:42
	2.	Heliopause Part Two 09:19
	3.	Face The Eschaton 05:23
	4.	Momentum 02:49
	5.	Another Place 04:30
	6.	Memory Fade To Silver 07:04
	7.	(by the light of the moon) 01:39
	8.	Midnight Square 06:49
	9.	Methods Of Control 04:09
	10.	(passive waves) 01:40
	11.	Penultimate Dream Sequence 06:18
	12.	Single Point Of Failure 08:22
	13.	Departing 07:56
	14.	Heliopause Part Three 02:49

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Heliopause is the fourth album by The Resonance Association, following in the footsteps of Failure Of The Grand Design (Burning Shed, 2007), We Still Have The Stars (mrsvee, 2008) and Clarity In Darkness (mrsvee, 2010).

It was recorded between May 2010 and May 2011, at various locations throughout England: in lofts, studios, living rooms, hotel rooms, train stations and Royal Parks.

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released October 17, 2011

All tracks written and performed by The Resonance Association:

Daniel Vincent and Dominic Hemy

Produced by Daniel Vincent.

Mixed and mastered by MJ Strange.

Photography by Daniel Vincent, art direction and design by Carl Glover.

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Since forming The Resonance Association in 2006, Daniel Vincent and Dominic Hemy have forged ahead on a journey of sonic experimentation utilising an array of electronic and acoustic instrumentation.

They seek to produce hallucinatory music to transport the listener to uncharted realms of space and time. ... more

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