A water-damaged violin weeps as a ghostly orchestra tunes to the key of E. A piano- lost on the bottom of the Atlantic for a century- strikes a shimmering, melancholy note. Above the surface, seagulls scream as boat engines drone steadily. These are the sounds that haunt EP-1 from glean. Many were recorded on the Belfast dock where the RMS TITANIC was built and launched; others were collected in Eastbourne, where her lead Cellist - who played until she sank - never returned home. Some were created in New York, a stone's throw from Chelsea Pier where the ship should've docked. The last were captured in a structure older than TITANIC herself: the Minneapolis Grain Belt Building, erected in 1891. The individuals who compiled EP-1 don't matter as much as the fact that the sounds have finally been allowed to breathe. During life's shipwrecks, we hope you'll visit our submarine.
