Relaxer: Coconut Grove - VINYL LP

Relaxer: Coconut Grove - VINYL LPTitle: Coconut Grove Artist: Relaxer Label: Avenue 66 Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 4251648413684 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2019 10 25 Number of Discs: 2 Additional Details: 2 PACK "Coconut Grove started as a secret. I wrote and recorded it in deliberate solitude over the course of a year, in long sessions when I was alone at home or after everyone else had gone to sleep. I had the uncanny sense of discovering something quite old rather than of

Title: Coconut Grove
Artist: Relaxer
Label: Avenue 66
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4251648413684
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2019-10-25
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: 2 PACK

"Coconut Grove started as a secret. I wrote and recorded it in deliberate solitude over the course of a year, in long sessions when I was alone at home or after everyone else had gone to sleep. I had the uncanny sense of discovering something quite old rather than of making something new. Every album I've made revealed itself over time - Coconut Grove snaked it's way through my psyche, going back to my beginnings. While working on it, I found some notes I had jotted down back in 2006, when I was 22 and first inching away from punk towards electronic music. I wrote that I had been dreaming of something humid and menacing, melting but also alluring. I heard some of that in the haunting, dubby minimal techno of the time, and imagined it crossed with the slashing urgency of my favorite no wave and post-punk bands. I imagined the catharsis I experienced as a performer rerouted through techno's mercurial endlessness. Those visions never left me, and I've been dreaming of them in one way or another ever since. Coconut Grove folded that time back onto the present, letting me start again from the beginning. A lot can happen in a year, and, at the risk of sounding coy, a lot happened to me in 2018. Coconut Grove was an exorcism, or maybe a rebirth, but whatever it was it moved with a little extra fluidity. You can hear it for yourself, but I will say the album's softer touch is no accident. Living in that secret space, it felt good to let some air in." -Daniel Martin-McCormick aka Relaxer

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