Latitude is the second album from Inlandsis and the groupʼs second release on the French-Australian label Commission 
45, following on from a four-track EP Novembre released in February 2013. 
The groupʼs previous album Premiers Froids (Arbouse Recordings, 2007) was firmly rooted in melodic electronica and 
whilst the hallmarks of that record are still present throughout Latitude, this new album finds the group embracing and 
exploring darker sounds and atmospheres. 
The songs that comprise Latitude shift between the worlds of dark ambient, IDM, techno and new wave. As the album 
unfolds track by track, Latitude offers contrasting perspectives and approaches across these styles and sounds. 
In contrast to previous Inlandsis releases, the increased use of organic instruments throughout Latitude, especially 
voices (both real and sampled, as can be found on the tracks “Dazibao” and “Capricorne” for example), lend these songs 
a new level of texture, complexity and balance. 
Latitude was mastered by Noel Summerville (Autechre, Boards of Canada, Plaid, My Bloody Valentine...). The music of 
Inlandsis has never sounded as powerful and rounded as it does on Latitude; the low end is more present and the 
rhythms sharper. 
Whilst the influence of 90s IDM, the Warp label in particular, can be felt across the album, and at times one might catch a 
glimpse of the shadows of Kettel, John Carpenter, Air and Depeche Mode, Latitude is first and foremost an intriguing and 
highly personal album which rewards over time and repeated listens.

Inlandsis - Latitude - Matin Calme

Inlandsis - Latitude - Absolute Latitude

Inlandsis - Latitude - Capricorne

Inlandsis - Latitude - Ultramarine

Inlandsis - Latitude - Accélération Du Temps

Inlandsis - Latitude - Dazibao

Inlandsis - Latitude - Brume

Inlandsis - Latitude - Lucioles

Inlandsis - Latitude - Temporary Decay

Inlandsis - Latitude - Rue Des Fantômes

Olivier D'Hooghe, David Chenel and Jean-Sébastien d'Anchald have been making music together as Inlandsis since 2001.