Everest by Off and Gone
Originally released worldwide in 1996 on CD and double vinyl by Harthouse Records, this is the official online debut of this classic album.
All royalties going to the fund for Mora, the daughter of Phil Western (RIP)
Tracklist
| 1. | Gods Have Gone | 6:53 |
| 2. | Everest | 7:18 |
| 3. | Kopli | 11:39 |
| 4. | Sprinkle | 8:49 |
| 5. | Shasta | 5:42 |
| 6. | My God | 9:16 |
| 7. | Sigma Receptor | 7:51 |
| 8. | Europia | 7:15 |
| 9. | Phospanes | 8:13 |
Credits
released April 28, 2019
Written, produced and performed on analogue, digital and acoustic instruments by Dan Handrabur and Phil Western. Vocals by Cristina.
Recorded at Outersanctum and Floatpoint, Vancouver Canada.
Doctored by MC2 at Red Stripe.
Cover Art: Oliver Hajdu/Ora Design
Cover photo by Ian Smith
Water Colour by Erra
Dan thanks... my parents for continued support and understanding, brother John (far from being an apostle)
Phil thanks... Mom and Glen, Krista, Barb and Graham, Justin, Tim, Odyssey Imports and all my family
Off and Gone thanks... Uncle Mike (and his ever growing beard) at Exist Dance, ragas, namlohssa, Ginger, CiTR, P&M Nicolescu, tomandandy, Rick, Robert Shea, Mario and Eye Q.
To the memory of our dear friend D. Goettel
MAP206-D
Written, produced and performed on analogue, digital and acoustic instruments by Dan Handrabur and Phil Western. Vocals by Cristina.
Recorded at Outersanctum and Floatpoint, Vancouver Canada.
Doctored by MC2 at Red Stripe.
Cover Art: Oliver Hajdu/Ora Design
Cover photo by Ian Smith
Water Colour by Erra
Dan thanks... my parents for continued support and understanding, brother John (far from being an apostle)
Phil thanks... Mom and Glen, Krista, Barb and Graham, Justin, Tim, Odyssey Imports and all my family
Off and Gone thanks... Uncle Mike (and his ever growing beard) at Exist Dance, ragas, namlohssa, Ginger, CiTR, P&M Nicolescu, tomandandy, Rick, Robert Shea, Mario and Eye Q.
To the memory of our dear friend D. Goettel
MAP206-D
License
All rights reserved.
We put Canadian West Coast Electroniculture on the Global Music Map, starting in 1996, continuing today with our tradition of exposing the unique sounds of electroniculturalists around the world.