[archipelcd006] Somfay “A Catch in the Voice” LP 2xCD

January 28th, 2009 - Pheek

“A Catch in the Voice”
by Somfay
Format: 2xCD (Limited collector’s item)
Cat: Archipelcd006
Sounds like: Boards of Canada working with James Holden or Minilogue
Release date: March 09

16 out-of-this-world tracks ranging from ambient to deep techno à la Border Community. Very emotional and epic. Over 2 years in the making of this masterpiece.

Custom made packaging including 2 CDs and a collection of Somfay’s personal polaroids pictures. Only 50 copies, all unique, numeroted. No promos, no freebies. Distributed through Archipel only.

You can pre-order your copy to make sure you have one and also get extra goodies. Email us info@archipel.cc

Previews:
Ax Astris, Ad Astra
Amo Alucinor
Algonquin
Borealis

6 Responses

  1. February 9th, 2009 at 8:55 pm - Bertin Paquin

    J’ai hâte d’écouter — À bientôtt

  2. February 21st, 2009 at 12:46 am - Jesse Somfay - A Catch In The Voice « a strangely isolated place

    [...] Nathan Fake style then i suggest you check out Jesse Somfay and his latest album due out in March – A Catch In The Voice‘. “16 out-of-this-world tracks ranging from ambient to deep techno à la Border [...]

  3. March 15th, 2009 at 2:11 pm - spoof

    very anxious to know if the album has been released yet. plz tell us more

  4. March 15th, 2009 at 2:27 pm - Jesse Somfay - a catch in a voice | Eclectro

    [...] 2 jaar werken zou de langverwachte dubbelcd ‘ A catch in a voice‘  van Jesse Somfay 9 maart op netlabel Archipel worden gereleased in een  [...]

  5. May 7th, 2009 at 6:13 am - Scoring May Commutes, Part I « The Whisper Council

    [...] I only just bought A Catch In the Voice this week — the new full-length from Jesse Somfay, a Canadian peddler of ultra melodic techno and ambient electronic work — and I really cannot get over how lovely these productions are. Again, I’m still digesting the album’s sixteen tracks and not-quite two hours, but I haven’t found a reason to complain about any of it. There are rippling Aphex Twin-like rhythms here, but the colorful washed-out stuff plays like Ulrich Schnauss. Rich, decaying synth textures fizz and gurgle over gentle beats for what seems like the more club-end of the album, while the morning music-half is gradual and dreamy. Breaking the “Commutes” tradition here and offering that I don’t have a particular song to address (maybe “Ex Astris, Ad Astra”); the whole album is really quite captivating. A sample will never come close to doing these long-developing pieces justice, but check it out here and at the Archipel site. [...]

  6. July 28th, 2009 at 8:07 am - Pablo

    A fFANTASTIC ALBUM!!! GOD SAVES A CATCH IN THE VOICE!!!

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