It was recently discovered that there was an unintended side-effect to reclusive billionaire Moz Quilson's deep sea, underwater science habitat. One of the experiments produced a chemical reaction that formed a large, artificial island chain on the surface. Plans were drawn up to colonize the islands as a sovereign resort nation so it was necessary to commission a nation anthem/album. 

There were some complications as Dairy Tade insisted that he receive one of the islands for use as an off-site dairy outpost. It was found that Remy Jujube, a young professional, had drawn up contracts for the exact situation, back when the underwater habitat was originally constructed. Though these contracts were never signed, the combined weight of needing a domestic food supply chain allowed Tade's requirements to be met.
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released July 17, 2016 

Recorded by Dairy Tade 
at Tade Dairy Farms and the Quilson Underwater Research Facility (QURF) 
Liverpool, Merseyside, UK 
Mar 27 – July 15, 2016

12 - Placid Bay

After the success of Sand Shanty, reclusive multi-billionaire Moz Quilson commissioned this album for his deep sea underwater science habitat. Studies showed that when the scientists and visitors must make the bi-weekly trip in the submersible to the research station, it was conducive to play music, so Mr. Quilson wanted an album created specially for this purpose. 

There were some complications because Dairy Tade insisted that we visit the habitat on multiple occasions to receive the full experience. Eventually, we opted to install a control room in one of the laboratory sections and send the signal back to the main recording studio at the Tade Dairy Farms.
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released November 21, 2015 

Recorded by Dairy Tade 
at Tade Dairy Farms and the Quilson Underwater Research Facility (QURF) 
Liverpool, Merseyside, UK 
Nov 12–26, 2015
tags
tags: experimental advent

Report Off The Coast

Forming Waterspout

Apply Sonar

Deep Blue Dust

Surface Of The Globe

Self Contained

After the success of Sand Shanty, reclusive multi-billionaire Moz Quilson commissioned this album for his deep sea underwater science habitat. Studies showed that when the scientists and visitors must make the bi-weekly trip in the submersible to the research station, it was conducive to play music, so Mr. Quilson wanted an album created specially for this purpose. 

There were some complications because Dairy Tade insisted that we visit the habitat on multiple occasions to receive the full experience. Eventually, we opted to install a control room in one of the laboratory sections and send the signal back to the main recording studio at the Tade Dairy Farms.
credits
released November 21, 2015 

Recorded by Dairy Tade 
at Tade Dairy Farms and the Quilson Underwater Research Facility (QURF) 
Liverpool, Merseyside, UK 
Nov 12–26, 2015

Depressurized

Beneath The Sea Floor

01 - Javafall

05 - Cream Cakes

12 - Gorilla Grande

Fear not, weary traveler; when you bite into a fresh mango, and leave drops of nature's plentiful zest between your footsteps in the desert of time, rest assured that Stephen Lucas's art will support your metaphysical well-being, repel your nightmares, and guide you to slumber in a land of tranquil groves.

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