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Named after the geographic formations of the seismically volatile Cascadian coastal mountains, Loscil's coast/range/arc// reissue features new artwork and an additional track. Remastered by James Plotkin and available on vinyl for the first time. "coast/range/arc// represents a solid and compelling expansion of Loscil's sound." -Dusted "Vancouver-based sound sculptor Scott Morgan doesn't make bad albums." -Exclaim! "This is ambient music in the classic sense." - Boomkat "It's not hard to hear a parallel between the slow-motion developments within Morgan's pieces and the shifts that occur imperceptibly in natural phenomena." -Texture
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1. Black Tusk 2. Fromme 3. Stave Peak 4. NÉVÉ 5. Brohms Ridge 6. Goat Mountain 7. Black Tusk (Descent)
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