Shreeve

Fracture (2007). Ian Boddy & Mark Shreeve have been at the centre of the UK Electronic Music scene since the late seventies and have known each other since they both appeared at the very first UK Electronica festival in 1983. "Fracture" is ARC's fifth album release and their fourth on the DiN label. It features their fabled retro style sequencing, courtesy of Shreeve's giant Moog modular system, coupled with a heady mix of quirky melodic lines and spacy atmospheres. The album is wholly instrumental and the first four tracks constantly morph and evolve with a set of chilled out grooves and sublime melodic themes. The fifth track, "Rapture", is an epic in every sense. Nearly 23 minutes in length it features a central, pounding sequencer riff section cocooned within truly awe inspiring deep space ambiences for a truly memorable track…

This studio album, released in 2008 was written, performed and recorded by Mark Shreeve. The cover design broke with the established style of previous covers, even the Redshift logo had gone. The works of Redshift have always been about the exploration of energy. From cosmic quiet to a palpable sense of propulsion, Shreeve communicates an inexhaustible joy in the possibilities of sound. "Turning Towards Us" is more than a room-shaking exploration of sonic properties. The compositions are fascinating, mysterious and even dangerous at times.