Absolve
by Soular Order
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Absolve
03:19
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Embers
05:20
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Intermission
04:36
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about
This beautiful four-track EP was written over the space of three months by well known Manchester-based ambient musician John Maynard, pka Soular Order. Here, he uses mainly hardware synths and generative music concepts combined with traditional composition.
John began creating music under the name Soular Order in 2010 and has released records with various labels including his own City By Night Records. He creates experimental, ambient and beat-driven electronic music, combining elements of analogue synths, guitars and found sound percussion and we are delighted that he has chosen to release this EP with us.
“Ambient music, to me, is like looking at a painting. The more you look, you see things you didn't notice before.”
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