Rustie - Green Language (Japan Release) (2014)
Artist: Rustie
Title Of Album: Green Language
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Warp
Genre: Electronic
Quality: 320 Kbps
Total Time: 39:13 min
Total Size: 100 MB
Tracklist:
01 - Workship (2:00)
02 - A Glimpse (2:14)
03 - Raptor (4:08)
04 - Paradise Stone (2:34)
05 - Up Down (feat. D Double E) (3:43)
06 - Attak (feat. Danny Brown) (3:01)
07 - Tempest (1:43)
08 - He Hate Me (feat. Gorgeous Children) (3:16)
09 - Velcro (3:18)
10 - Lost (feat. Redinho) (3:21)
11 - Dream On (3:07)
12 - Lets Spiral (2:27)
13 - Green Language (1:54)
14 - Bonuzz (Bonus Track for Japan)
Glasgow's Rustie returns this Summer with second album 'Green Language', a follow-up to 2011's highly lauded 'Glass Swords'.
The album was written and recorded at 4am to the sound of birdsong in a remote location in his native Scotland, influenced by nature, birds and sunrise. 'Green Language' features Danny Brown, D Double E and Redinho. The tracks are expansive and expressive compositions inspired by post-rock bands such as Godspeed You! Black Emperor and My Bloody Valentine, trance, and the Glasgow electronic scene he helped to mould.
The title 'Green Language' has different meanings in Norse medieval literature, Renaissance magic and ancient mythology, and many considered it the key to perfect knowledge. For Rustie, it echoes his attitude towards music too. "It's a language that's non-dualistic, that speaks to you directly to your emotions without the mind interfering with the message," he explains. "And music is like that for me."
The album was written and recorded at 4am to the sound of birdsong in a remote location in his native Scotland, influenced by nature, birds and sunrise. 'Green Language' features Danny Brown, D Double E and Redinho. The tracks are expansive and expressive compositions inspired by post-rock bands such as Godspeed You! Black Emperor and My Bloody Valentine, trance, and the Glasgow electronic scene he helped to mould.
The title 'Green Language' has different meanings in Norse medieval literature, Renaissance magic and ancient mythology, and many considered it the key to perfect knowledge. For Rustie, it echoes his attitude towards music too. "It's a language that's non-dualistic, that speaks to you directly to your emotions without the mind interfering with the message," he explains. "And music is like that for me."
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