Tremors in Copper,

Tremors in Copper, the debut full-length album from producer, composer and sound designer Jackson Almond.

Drawing together UK club music, folk traditions and contemporary composition, the album refuses easy categorisation. Hardware synthesis, tape processes, field recordings, guitars, clarinets, intricate tuned percussion and string arrangements processed through vintage digital effects create a world that feels simultaneously intimate and expansive. Echoes of trip-hop, broken beat, UK garage, house, IDM and ambient music surface throughout, but always in service of a singular musical voice rather than genre.

The result is an album that is as compelling on a powerful sound system as it is through headphones: rhythmic and physical one moment, reflective and cinematic the next, exploring memory, connection and the traces people leave in one another.

For listeners of: Clark, Joy Orbison, Overmono, Four Tet, Bonobo, Boards of Canada, Leon Vynehall and Aphex Twin.