Night Of Oblivion, by Blanket Swimming

Night Of Oblivion

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	1.	Rising Into Unveiled Hands 05:01
	2.	Station D'une Nuit Sans Fin 07:37
	3.	Foglight Gleaming 04:30
	4.	Caught In The Phantom Light 04:11
	5.	Until Dusk Separates Us 03:27

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The tracks that comprise Night Of Oblivion were produced simultaneously with the Crepuscular EP. The original intent was to intersperse the pieces among the Crepuscule tracks, creating a sort of back/forth dialog between these varying, dark pieces. However, after many failed attempts at creating cohesion between the two things, I decided to split the 11 tracks into two conceptual and concise EPs.

While the tracks on Crepuscular solely use source from Onlooker (2014) by my old post-rock band, The Empty Handed Painters, the Night Of Oblivion pieces were composed in real time using a singing bowl, AM/FM radio, tape deck, synthesizer, and guitar pedals. The result is dim-lit, drifting and drab. A proper expression of the Night.

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released May 13, 2022

All music by Nicholas Maloney March-April 2022
Polaroid photograph by Whitson Ramsey
Open Colour Imprint OC029.2

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Blanket Swimming Nashville, Tennessee

Since 2015, Nicholas Maloney has produced ambient music under the name Blanket Swimming, focusing on spontaneity, fluidity, texture, and presence.

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