Caught in the Strange, by Racing Glaciers

Caught in the Strange

by Racing Glaciers

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1.	High Love 04:48	buy track
2.	Seems Like a Good Time 03:35	buy track
3.	Nag Champa 01:19	buy track
4.	Caught in the Strange 03:25	buy track
5.	Sertraline 04:24	buy track
6.	Naked We Rise 04:16	buy track
7.	Carry It On 04:58	buy track
8.	Patient Man 04:56	buy track
9.	Hey Man, What's The Rush? 02:57	buy track
10.	Samadhi (So Far Away) 05:10	buy track
11.	Young & Unsure 06:37	buy track

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Nestled in the countryside outside of Liverpool, Lathom House was the magical setting for RG's album recording sessions. Lathom House is seriously historic. It was a Royalist stronghold during the English Civil War of the 1640s, and was twice besieged by Parliamentarian forces. Here RG enjoyed isolated rural tranquility, and the opportunity to be REALLY LOUD without upsetting the neighbours. On breaks in recording the band wandered in the sprawling walled gardens, overgrown with rhododendrons and bamboo. The album was entirely self produced at Lathom House, and mixed by Donald Clark in Spitalfields, London.

Racing Glaciers are an indie rock five piece from the North West of England. The Racing Glaciers sound encompasses acoustic balladry, atmospheric post-rock grandeur, searing shoegaze and dark psychedelia, augmenting a rock band core with diverse instrumentation taking in brass, cello, flute and warped synthesizers. RG’s arrangements support lead singer & multi-instrumentalist Tim Monaghan’s abstract lyricism and instinct for pop melody. Taking inspiration from inner & and outer landscapes, RG offer up spacious sonic realms for listeners to explore.

Racing Glaciers’ music has featured on major motion picture & television soundtracks. The band have performed at venues across the UK & Europe, and festivals including BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend and The Secret Garden Party.

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released August 5, 2016

Timothy Monaghan - Vocals, Keyboards, Guitar
Daniel Thorpe - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Simon Barry - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Matthew Scheepers - Bass, Trumpet, Backing Vocals
Matthew Welch - Drums, Percussion

All tracks written, recorded & performed by Racing Glaciers.
Cello contribution by Emma Kingston.
Recorded at Lathom House.
Mixed by Donald Clark. Mastered by Brian Lucey.
Artwork by Daniel Thorpe.
Originally released August 5th 2016.

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Racing Glaciers are an indie rock five piece from the North West of England. Taking inspiration from inner & and outer landscapes, RG offer up spacious sonic realms for listeners to explore.

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