Artist : Panoptique Electrical Album : Quiet Ecology Year : 2017 Genre : Classical Quality : 214kbps / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo Source : CD Playtime : 0h 45m Size : 74.00mb Label : Sound In Silence Catalognr : sis044 Tracklist: 01. The World Is So Loud 11:26 02. In A Vow Of Silence 5:08 03. Footfalls 7:26 04. Upon A Map 4:57 05. A Place With Trees 7:46 06. In Between Buildings 9:00 Releasenotes: Sound In Silence is happy to announce the return of Jason Sweeney and his Panoptique Electrical project, presenting his new album Quiet Ecology. This is his third release on the label after last year's highly acclaimed album Disappearing Music For Face and the debut album, back in 2015, of his collaboration project with Richard Adams of Hood and The Declining Winter, under the name of Great Panoptique Winter. For about twenty years Jason Sweeney, now based in Adelaide, Australia, has been composing and recording either solo, under the alias of Other People's Children and Simpático, or with friends in various musical projects like Pretty Boy Crossover, Sweet William, School of Two, Luxury Gap, Par Avion, Great Panoptique Winter, Mist & Sea, Winter Witches and many others. He has also been directing and creating interactive works for the internet, experimental films, projects for galleries and theatre spaces and has collaborated with some of Australia's leading performing arts companies and organizations. In 2016 Sweeney undertook a quiet odyssey across four Australian cities (Adelaide, Perth, Sydney and Melbourne), searching out and mapping quiet spaces in and amongst these built environments. He wanted to discover as many zones of quiet or retreat in these cities and make compositions in response to these locations. He created maps and listening walks that took him from space to space. His desire was to ask a simple question: Can you find a way to release yourself, if only temporarily, from the noise of the world? Quiet Ecology is a sonic memorial to these spaces and a musical act of quiet preservation. It's a relaxing collection of six quiet compositions, with a total duration of something more than 45 minutes, which sets out to slow things down. Centered on gentle piano melodies and a background full of atmospheric textures and swelling cello drones, Quiet Ecology balances between modern classical and ambient soundscapes, in the vein of both ambient pioneers like Brian Eno and Harold Budd and artists like Max Richter and A Winged Victory For The Sullen. All music composed, performed and produced by Jason Sweeney. Cello by Zoe Barry. Sleeve design by Amy Milhinch. Cello parts recorded by Jed Palmer at Mixmasters, Adelaide. http://panoptiqueelectrical.bandcamp.com/album/quiet-ecology