Aquarium Rave by Dive Craft

Chapter SL61.

— Couldn’t you find a more comfortable bathyscaphe? And in general, fish should be inside me and not vice versa. It seems like this little guy doesn't notice anything around him.
— Hush, fluffy! Unlike his vision, Aquagrut’s hearing is excellent.
— Why did the monk send us here?
— Until the Queen returns, we should follow the instructions instead of meowing and whining.

Few people are welcome in the depths of the oceanic abyss of Iguazu. Nevertheless, even an experienced lawbreaker is ready to help those honourable seekers who have got into trouble. Behind his innocent appearance hide a lot of chilling deeds. The conversation has begun with an unpleasant topic.

— To give strangers a decent reception is a matter of honour! However, remember that I despise those who visit unexpectedly.
— Thank you for your hospitality! And yeah, sorry for what happened in the information storage last time. You see, the feverish rush didn’t allow us…
— Enough excuses, Spacelunch! You were aware of the degree of responsibility. If that visit had been announced in advance, you both would have already slept with the fishes. The only thing I respect is courage. By the way, what is the name of this funny thing under your nose?

The tension eased. It was time to get instructions and discuss the task that would be the payment for the crucial help. It may be difficult to justify some goals by means, but some circumstances require decisive action.

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The collection of Dive Craft's works is deeper than the Mariana Trench.

The multidimensional album has become the most extensive in the history of the label in terms of the number of compositions. It symbolizes not only a certain configuration of the author's idea but also a long, time-consuming process. 9 components form such a community that can draw a parallel between the listener's perception and the musician's worldview: plots, ambience and their technical embodiment.

The dive begins with "Phantoms In The Sky" marked by a sinewy bass, depicting an industrial zone with giant satellites. The development of man-made symbols can be traced in the second track "Not Everything You See", where messages from extraterrestrial civilizations multiply under ritual harp-like modulations. "The Test" liberates the progressive shades that highlight the journey from darkness to thoughtful tenderness.

The transitional segment "Eternal Moment" contains a shimmering melody, while still retaining information about the mysterious wild space. In the middle of the way, "Midnight Express" embodies stylish rhythms and a clear transition to the basis of dub techno. "I Don't Mind" dissects the ear with a blade of psychoacoustics and creepy dark minimal to prepare for the dive into the textures of "Animatronic" — strange samples, ambient shells and moderate tech. "Shifted Earth" slows down in the flow of epic synths, paying special attention to reincarnations. The final sketch of "Aquarium Rave" is destined to deliver an elegant summary, reflecting the peaceful keyboards, consonants of straight barrels and radium voices.

Tracklist

1.	Phantoms In The Sky	9:36

2.	Not Everything You See	7:02

3.	The Test	6:59

4.	Eternal Moment	9:13

5.	Midnight Express	8:57

6.	I Don't Mind	6:39

7.	Animatronic	7:42

8.	Shifted Earth	10:14

9.	Aquarium Rave	7:37

Credits

released August 10, 2023

Original music by Dive Craft
Mastering by Pheek
Artwork by Jubilee
Write-up by atroqjournal
Catalog number: SL61

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