Submerging the Sun, by Some Ember

Submerging the Sun

by Some Ember

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1.	Stay Hydrated 08:03		buy track
2.	Sick in the Garden 05:06		buy track
3.	Final Wish 04:26		buy track
4.	Precious Balance 03:53		buy track
5.	Meaning is Deprecated 03:04		buy track
6.	Towed 03:35		buy track
7.	Cascading Endings 03:51		buy track
8.	How to Extinguish the Sun 02:20		buy track
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SUBMERGING THE SUN, the second LP by Some Ember, is a journal of climatological grief, intimate vulnerability, and transcendental sadness. Self-produced by songwriter Dylan Travis, the record’s sparse arrangements are weighted by bleak ambience and dramatic vocal turns. Icy synthesizers pierce veils of fog-like drones, delivering sorrow and catharsis. Tides of dissonance ebb to reveal glittering mirages of hope, which are just as soon swept away.

Long a fixture of the Oakland, CA musical underground, Some Ember has seen many forms – a solo dream pop bedroom project, a four-piece goth rock outfit, then a hardware-based synth duo, and back again. Following cassettes on Crash Symbols, Night-People and Ascetic House, the band released their first LP on Dream in 2014.

In 2015, Travis and longtime collaborator Nina Chase made the move to Berlin. After a tumultuous two years (which saw a further cassette released on Dream, “DEBTS OF LOVE”), the band will release SUBMERGING THE SUN on Third Coming Records in November 2018.

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released November 16, 2018

Produced by Some Ember
Mixed by Rasmus Oxlund
Mastered by Black Flag Mastering
Additional Vocals by Nina Chase & Lisa Cuthbert
Cover art by Reuben Sawyer

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