01. Expatriate 5:07
02. Cartoon Violence For Camille Saint-Saens 2:40
03. Triptych 6:37
04. Epileptic Funk 4:00
05. Surreptitious 3:19
06. Latenight Drunken Email 5:04
07. Postscript 1:27
08. +5 vs. Werewolves 1:50
09. Jessica In The Sky With Diamonds 4:38
10. Rene Eespere's Trivium Lovingly Reimagined 3:28
11. Endless Corridors 4:36
12. The Unbearable Frightfulness Of Being 5:45
13. Dolor 4:50
14. A Fractured Panoramic In Dusky Orange 1:27
15. Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow 4:16

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Released on the amazing Sublight lable (rip) Vorpal's Digressions was really a very good album, like most on the lable, forgotten in time. Much like the Gareth Clarke LP which is another favorite it was a very unique album which really should have been more popular than it was.

There were a lot of things I loved about this album, from the overall sound and mood of the album to even the album art (yeah I'm a sucker for fancy art) it really was just nice to listen to filled with nice glitchy idm tunes. It is a real shame that this wasn't as big as some of the other albums on the label (including vsnares and the flashbulb) but oh well, I guess us IDM fans have fun in finding these kinds of albums and just enojying them for what they were despite popularity.

A+++ stuff

Labels: electronic, glitch, idm, Sublight Records

posted by P!

So, apparently idm isn't cool anymore, but even when it was I never saw this album get talked about.

WHY THE FUCK NOT!!

It's amazing, that's all I'll say, crazy break choppage, very beautiful backing music. The intro track gets me every time. It pretty much gets right into it and stays at the same flow through out the album.

A+++ Will listen to again

Labels: ambient, breakcore, idm, Sublight Records

posted by P!