Trellis, by Lifted

Trellis

by Lifted

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a slow finesse ~A truly mesmerizing listen. Full of texture and spaciousness. A new favorite right away~ p.s Please repress the vinyl and make available on CD :)

Tensen Park Lately, I've been listening almost exclusively to electronic music and this album. Every time I put it on, it feels like the perfectly human and organic plunge I didn't know I needed Favorite track: All Right.

ghosttropics Genuinely the most refreshing instrumental album I've heard this year, and has me wondering: is post jazz a thing now?

Echoes of early Tortoise/Jeff Parker, Eli Keszler, Sam Gendel's more experimental works. But it is mostly it's very own creature which seems to have crawled directly from the primordial soup of the collective unconscious, emerging bright eyed and eager to explore in a new world, as if to say "where to next?".

istak23 hypnotic nervine
passion flower of the mind
enveloping me

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1.	All Right 06:56	buy track
2.	Open Door 04:53	buy track
3.	Specials 04:40	buy track
4.	Warmer Cooler 03:50	buy track
5.	Pasters 05:36	buy track
6.	The Latecomer 06:15	buy track
7.	Gris Pink 04:29	buy track

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The core duo of Max D and Matt Papich debut on Peak Oil following full-lengths for Future Times and PAN with a fresh suite of tactile, diffuse fusion. Half the collection emerged from a 2021 session at Tempo House rounded out by Dustin Wong, Mezey, and Jeremy Hyman, while the rest took shape in moments both collaborative and isolated, collaged together with CDJs into something more liquid and liminal than the sum of its parts.

Across fractured jazz, pitch-shifted downtempo, revelatory guitar, and interstitial interplay, Liftedâ€™s sound is one of flux, fragments, and filigree. Oblique harmonic synergies dusted in chance encounters and rogue acoustics. Diverse moods mapped with split strings and the space between notes. Music untethered by form or expectation, snaking like an ungrounded cable through a geodesic dome of deep-listening.

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released November 22, 2024

also includes contributions from Jordan GCZ, Tim Kinsella, Motion Graphics and Jacob Long (Earthen Sea)

Artwork by Andrew Shenker

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