Polar Living, by Lost Lanterns

Polar Living

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‘Polar Living’ is the debut album by the original Home Normal curators: Ben Jones and Ian Hawgood. It was originally released by Resting Bell in 2007, but has since been remastered and edited. The recordings feature analog synths with field recordings made during time Ian spent back in the UK with Ben during a handful of vacations that became intensive recording sessions. They have since worked under their ‘Wraith vs Wrath’ guise for more long-form drone work and installation pieces, but are currently recording their follow-up to ‘Polar Living’ as Lost Lanterns due out late 2018 on their Home Normal label.

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folk reels Brighton, UK

hello. my name is ian. i make music.

i am a member of observatories (IIKKI, Dauw, Quiet Details), Rosales (Archives, Pyramid Blood), Monogoto (12k, Polar Seas), Slow Reels (Morr Music), Lantscap (Infraction), Black Elk Quartet, Rion, Modular Sleep Patterns and more.

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