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Drone Variations) Vol. I by Off Land, released 01 January 2015 1. (Shearwater) 2. (Kite) 3. (Auk) 4. (Soar) 5. (Kestrel) 6. (Tern) 7. (Turnstone) 8. (Veery) This album is comprised of alternative versions of tracks from the album Quinarian and its b-sides. These drone variation mixes take the original tracks and re-work them to create a deeper sound experience. Includes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app. Purchasable with gift card.

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present the new album from Off Land aka Tim Dwyer. Quinarian' showcases Tim's love of Space Ambient. The combination of lush synth pads and choice vocal samples create a beautiful soundscape that fans of the late Pete Namlook, Tangerine Dream will adore. The Quinarian system was a method of zoological classification which had a brief period of popularity in the mid 19th century, especially among British naturalist. (The) system of animal classification, which regarded all animal groups as being naturally divisible by five'

Following the success of last years 'Tidewater Pulse' album Psychonavigation Records is proud to present the new album from Off Land aka Tim Dwyer. system of animal classification,.

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Coast (drone variation). Accipiter is a track from the sessions that produced the upcoming album Quinarian on Psychonavigation Records. Coast is a track that was originally considered for Voyage/Home. Both tracks didn't quite fit the feel or vision of their respective albums but both happen to fit together perfectly as an EP that bridges the sonic gap between Voyage/Home (Jan. 2014) and Quinarian (Oct. 2014). Both Accipiter and Coast are backed by drone variation mixes that take the original tracks and re-work them to create a deeper sound experience.

OFF LAND – QUINARIAN The Quinarian system was a method of zoological classification, briefly popular in the mid 19th century, which regarded all animal groups as being naturally divisible by five. I’m not sure how this translates to the music of this new album by Tim Off Land Dwyer – apart from the fact that the album has five tracks. With Quinarian, he showcases his love of Space Ambient which will definitely appeal to the fans of Pete Namlook and Tangerine Dream.