Capac - Sea Freeze (2015)

SEA FREEZE, the debut album from long-distance electronica collective CAPAC explores human absence and loss of control. Sunken beneath the towering steel and icy glass of a modern dystopia, the album is characterised by a leitmotif that snakes, sneaks and squeezes through ten pieces; emerging and decaying as a dusty piano recording, a found sound and a subtle guitar, punctuated by the ebb and flow of the group's vocalist Kate Smith.

Following the 2014 release of EP series Nested and Nested (The Other Branch), SEA FREEZE marks a seven year evolution for the collective since their formation - at a time when the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference resulted in non-committal from all nations involved, frozen seas were confined to areas of the Baltic, and water on Mars was science fiction.