The Outland Gleb Kolyadin

• Gleb Kolyadin (b. 1989): Voyager:
• 1 Kolyadin: Voyager 10:31
• Ascension:
• 2 Kolyadin: Ascension 05:49
• Cascades:
• 3 Kolyadin: Cascades 05:40
• Mercurial:
• 4 Kolyadin: Mercurial 05:59
• Apparatus:
• 5 Kolyadin: Apparatus 05:12
• Hermitage:
• 6 Kolyadin: Hermitage 07:46
• Total Runtime 40:57

Info for The Outland

Featuring Gavin Harrison on drums, Tony Levin on upright bass, and Vlad Avy on guitars, the instrumental opus stylistically shifts between classical piano, jazz-rock and fusion with echoes of Pat Metheny and Hiromi, Steve Reich's minimalism, British folk, cinematic soundtracks and references to 1970s-80s progressive rock in the vein of Gong and Mike Oldfield.

The artwork by Andhika Ramadahian portrays a hermit, trapped in a geometrically paradoxical space, symbolising the turbulent times The Outland was written in.

This is The Outland - a world within a world, assembled from disparate fragments. Kolyadin has created a universe, escaping from the turbulence of the everyday and viewing the world through introspection. The rich, warm textures comfort the listener, while structurally the track-listing is built on the principle of a symphonic suite of six movements, with a short intermission in the centre - making for an ideal vinyl listening experience. The entire album loops, allowing the listener to be immersed into Kolyadin’s new dimension.

Gleb Kolyadin, grand piano, keyboards
Vlad Avy, acoustic guitars, electric guitars
Gavin Harrison, drums
Additional musicians:
Tony Levin, double bass (track 4)
Tim Lefebvre, double bass (track 5)
Zoltan Renaldi, double bass, electric bass (tracks 1, 2, 6)
Evan Carson, bodhran and percussion
Grigory Losenkov, string arrangements
Eliza Marshall, flute
Grigory Osipov, marimba, vibraphone
Svetlana Shumkova, hang drum
Ilya Gindin, clarinet
Mr Konin, clapping, cheerful dancing
Strings Ensemble
Collegium Cantus Choir
Daria Goloushkina, conductor

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