- Label
- Dust Science Recordings
- Catalogue
- DUSTV126 (Blue color vinyl)
- Eancode
- No eancode
- Format
- 2LP
- Release Date
- WK 45, 04 Nov 2024
- Type
- Import / Non-exclusive
- Stock
- Out of stock
The Black Dog
Sleep Deprivation
Mp3s & jpegs- 01 Sleep Deprivation 05 - The Slow Cancellation Of The Future
- 02 Sleep Deprivation 06 - The Future Is Now The Past
- 03 Sleep Deprivation 07 - Generic Protocols
- 04 Sleep Deprivation 08 - Stockhausen Was Right
- 05 Sleep Deprivation 09 - Consumer Tethering
- 06 Sleep Deprivation 10 - New Times End
- 07 Sleep Deprivation 11 - The Failure Of Modernity
- 08 Sleep Deprivation 12 - Airport 3
- 09 Sleep Deprivation 13 - Core Planning
- 10 Sleep Deprivation 14 - REM Kiss
- 11 Sleep Deprivation 15 - Agency
- 12 Sleep Deprivation 16 - Null
- 13 Sleep Deprivation 17 - Deep Isolation
- 14 Sleep Deprivation 18 - Shuggy
- 15 Sleep Deprivation 19 - Human Latch
- 16 Sleep Deprivation 20 - Floatation
- 17 Sleep Deprivation 21 - Internal Sunrise
Deep Ambient album by The Black Dog, initiated by their personal experiences and the effects of broken circadian rhythms. ''Sleep Deprivation'' began in 2006, during a time when our sleep patterns were drastically altered by constant travel and late-night gigs. This relentless cycle of broken sleep became a persistent part of our lives, and over time, we noticed something remarkable: our music became more emotional, raw, and vulnerable. Sleep, or the lack of it, affects every aspect of life, and its influence on our creative process was undeniable. For this album, we chose to embrace that emotional intensity, allowing it to take centre stage over traditional arrangements. Sleep deprivation blurs the lines of logic, and the part of the brain that usually handles structure and order begins to falter. In that haze, deeper feelings rise to the surface, unfiltered and honest. With this album, we surrendered to that experience, letting the emotional chaos shape the music, and the result is an exploration of what happens when you're pushed to your limits, both physically and creatively.''