The first Digitonal album written and performed entirely solo. A contemplative conversation between generative electronics and Andy Dobson's own playing — jazz-inflected (but definitely not jazz), unhurried and quietly unguarded.
Wordless music with a narrative: the swell at Sizewell beach on a cold January morning, the landscape of north-eastern Slovenia, and finding perspective in the vastness of the night sky.
Written in a transitional and complex time, about coming to terms with ugly truths and learning to make better choices. Both contemplative and spirited — the final exploration of the band's classic sound.
Digitonal's breakthrough album and statement of intent: a record about love and loss, poetry and perspective, and the introduction of the clarinet to the band's sound.
The debut album: an early template for what would become known as 'neoclassical' electronica, with Samy Bishai's strings recorded in a Kentish Town bedroom on a knockoff SM58.