why we love this
Like twilight casting its glow between day and night, Cate's compositions inhabit the space where dreams meet waking life. She warmly extends the listener an invitation to her intimate world, gently encouraging them to settle in and stay awhile.
about the record
‘The Arbitrary Dimension of Dreams’ is Cate Kennan’s oblique exploration of memory, nighttime, and narrative. The resulting 12 compositions are brisk, evocative, and lingering. Kennan’s sonic palette is vast yet harmonized, deftly matching spectral synthesizers to hazy lap steel guitars and watery analog effects. Existing in the sparsely occupied world of early melodic electronic music, her songs call to mind the sonic landscapes of Malcolm Cecil, Hans-Joachim Roedelius, and Deux Filles. Each individual track sculpts a setting, constructing an amorphous landscape of surreal musical vignettes. Picture a boat tied to a dock, bobbing with the waves, wisps of fog refusing the complete vision. This is the nebulous space of ‘The Arbitrary Dimension of Dreams,’ an enveloping, insistent realm that feels both intimately familiar and profoundly otherworldly.
- 1 - Into The Invisible Ocean 1:22
- 2 - Illusory Fields 3:46
- 3 - Black Dogs 1:07
- 4 - Two Ships 1:58
- 5 - Ghost 2:15
- 6 - Isle Of Mirrors 2:19
- 7 - Maze 1:47
- 8 - Sundial 2:40
- 9 - Light Blue 2:17
- 10 - Blood Moon 2:13
- 11 - Halcyon 1:10
- 12 - Chimera 2:53
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- 1 - Into The Invisible Ocean 1:22
- 2 - Illusory Fields 3:46
- 3 - Black Dogs 1:07
- 4 - Two Ships 1:58
- 5 - Ghost 2:15
- 6 - Isle Of Mirrors 2:19
- 7 - Maze 1:47
- 8 - Sundial 2:40
- 9 - Light Blue 2:17
- 10 - Blood Moon 2:13
- 11 - Halcyon 1:10
- 12 - Chimera 2:53
why we love this
Like twilight casting its glow between day and night, Cate's compositions inhabit the space where dreams meet waking life. She warmly extends the listener an invitation to her intimate world, gently encouraging them to settle in and stay awhile.
about the record
‘The Arbitrary Dimension of Dreams’ is Cate Kennan’s oblique exploration of memory, nighttime, and narrative. The resulting 12 compositions are brisk, evocative, and lingering. Kennan’s sonic palette is vast yet harmonized, deftly matching spectral synthesizers to hazy lap steel guitars and watery analog effects. Existing in the sparsely occupied world of early melodic electronic music, her songs call to mind the sonic landscapes of Malcolm Cecil, Hans-Joachim Roedelius, and Deux Filles. Each individual track sculpts a setting, constructing an amorphous landscape of surreal musical vignettes. Picture a boat tied to a dock, bobbing with the waves, wisps of fog refusing the complete vision. This is the nebulous space of ‘The Arbitrary Dimension of Dreams,’ an enveloping, insistent realm that feels both intimately familiar and profoundly otherworldly.
