Black Lake, by Bartosz Dziadosz & Tomasz Mreńca

Black Lake

by Bartosz Dziadosz & Tomasz Mreńca

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1.	Intro 05:04	buy track
2.	Darkroom 04:03	buy track
3.	Borderline 06:46
4.	Ilumination 03:50
5.	Miracle 03:46
6.	Limbus 04:31
7.	Enlightenment 06:49
8.	The Ritual 05:53

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"This is a slightly dark, ghostly, and nearly religious noir-fi, full of orchestral progressions, field recordings, gloomy soundscapes, and shuffling noise. The eight compositions are of cinematic quality, evoking nocturnal whispers which echo their nostalgic cries." - headphonecommute.com

Previously issued in Poland in 2017 on the Requiem Records imprint as a CD only, "Black Lake" gets the vinyl treatment here. A pressing of 200 copies, with 150 copies on 180g black vinyl and 50 copies on gold vinyl. The sleeve will be a thick tip-on style with OBI with printed inner sleeve. Design and layout by Timothy O'Donnell.

Bartosz Dziadosz may need some introduction, as although he has been extraordinarily prolific over the past 15 years, most releases have beared his Pleq moniker and not his given name. He was a founding member of the international ambient/modern classical ensemble, The Frozen Vaults.
In addtion, he has collaborated with offthesky, Segue, Giulio Aldinucci and Hakobune to name a few. He is also curator for the Russian ambient label, Dronarivm and studied at the Univeristy of Silesia with a major in Philosophy.

Tomasz Mreńca is a Polish violinist, composer and music producer, creator of music on the border of ambient and experimental music . He is also a member of the international group The Frozen Vaults . Together with Tomasz Bednarczyk, he created the Venter music project. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.

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released August 10, 2020

Composed, mixed and recorded by Bartosz Dziadosz & Tomasz Mreńca

Mastered by James Plotkin

Design and layout by Timothy O'Donnell

Cover photo by Heather Polley

Inner photo by Dzienis

Infraction Records 2020

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Pleq Warszawa, Poland

Pleq is the solo project of Bartosz Dziadosz, an experimental musician who combines elements of drone, down tempo, glitch and modern classical. He creates his work by fusing together independently synthesized sounds, often incorporates violin, the unexpectedly melancholic sound of a piano, sometimes female vocals... ... more

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