12 minute preview of the upcoming collaboration album w/Robert Davies entitled "Quiraing".  Blending their disparate styles, and by taking inspiration from the Quiraing area of Scotland, the album features 9 varied tracks of Ambient Drone from this unlikely duo.  Available Janurary 25th 2015 from the Databloem label.

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Quiraing Album Preview

Broken Harbour’s debut album. Drones and ambience with the theme of space and isolation. Recorded Aug 2008 - May 2009 in Edmonton, Canada.

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Broken Harbour - Requiem For Dead Spacemen

Flume

Vesper Nest

Nathan Youngblood and William Merkle Live @ The Galactic Center Tucson, Arizona 3/7/13
Stereo room recording with minimal disruption. Guitars, rocks, cholla wood, Tibetan bowls, synths, live loops and processing.

LIVE @ THE GALACTIC CENTER 3/7/13

Mix an unnatural obsession with 2001: A Space Odyssey and a need to communicate without resorting to words and you find yourself in the aural spaces created by Broken Harbour. Canadian musician Blake Gibson takes his sounds from sources as diverse as worn-out cassette tapes, scratchy CDs, vast synthesizer constructs and mellotrons, then filters them through influences ranging from Debussy and Holst to vidnaObmana and Stars of the Lid. The outcome is a new sound unfettered by convention or expectation, interested only in the purity of expression. "It's not really a choice or a decision to create," Gibson says. "The music has to come through. You just have to be listening." Listen to Broken Harbour. It's time.

-John Shanahan, Sept 2011


Broken Harbour - Requiem For Dead Spacemen

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