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ARCADEA Featuring MASTODON’s BRANN DAILOR Release “Lake Of Rust” Lyric Video
“Lake Of Rust” explodes with a steady blast of synth stabs as Brann Dailor’s heavy metal vocal delivery tears across the stereo field. “This is where our hero is crossing this giant lake of lava with floating icebergs in it,” Core Atoms explains. “They’re heading towards the galactic lighthouse where New Arcadea’s mysterious source of light originates. This is everything they see on their adventure. In terms of human emotion, it’s power, anger and revenge. It’s about getting there and saving the day no matter what.”
Musically, the track draws from Dailor’s affinity for progressive and electronic music: “I like synth-based music, and that’s a big part of my musical catalog at home: seventies French electronic stuff, in the realm of Arcadea,” he says in a newly published interview with Revolver. “Some of my favorite stuff from the bigger prog groups out there, like Genesis, are the synth moments. I wanted to make an album that sounded like those moments.”
Arcadea previously previewed the twelve-song collection with “Fuzzy Planet” and the mesmerizing intergalactic love story depicted in the accompanying video as well as the debut of the album’s title track, “Exodus Of Gravity.”
Recorded at West End Sound, in the basement of Mastodon’s Ember City practice space, The Exodus Of Gravity is self-produced by Arcadea and engineered by Tom Tapley. The collection is available on a variety of limited-edition vinyl colorways, cassette, and digitally. Pre-orders are available here, with digital pre-saves available here.
The Exodus Of Gravity tracklisting:
“Dark Star”
“Exodus Of Gravity”
“Fuzzy Planet”
“Lake Of Rust”
“Gilded Eye”
“2 Shells”
“Galactic Lighthouse”
“Starry Messenger”
“Silent Spores”
“The Hand That Holds The Milky Way”
“Sparks”
“Planet Pounder”
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