Saccades - Land Of The Hearth (LP)
In 2017, Nicholas Wood introduced the Saccades project with a self-titled debut album, showcasing a departure from The KVB's somber atmospherics and monumental soundscapes, embracing a stripped-back, psychedelic guitar-driven sound. The subsequent release, 'Flowing Fades,' in April 2021, saw Wood reincorporate synths into his compositions, drawing inspiration from a diverse range of influences including J.G. Ballard, Serge Gainsbourg, 80s dream pop, and yacht-rock. To support the album, Wood embarked on Saccades' inaugural live tour in the summer of 2021, performing a selection of dates throughout the UK, before shifting focus to their next record.
'Land of the Hearth,' Saccades' latest offering, takes its name from a passage by Jonathon Meades and signals a transition for Nicholas Wood, moving away from The KVB's nocturnal soundscapes and industrial beats, and embracing a more Balearic sensibility. The album boasts a sun-kissed, dreamlike quality, occasionally nodding to the uplifting vibes of house music.
Track Listing
- Nearly Dreaming
- One Day Soon
- Cross Street
- Neighbours Pool
- Some Regrets
- New Star Line
- Land Of The Hearth
- Faint Echoes
- Little Whites
- Dowsing
- Solstice
Additional Details
Label: Old World - New Worl
Genre: Pop/Rock
Run Time: 35 mins
Region: 0
Release Date: 09/22/23
UPC: 5053760105268
In 2017, Nicholas Wood introduced the Saccades project with a self-titled debut album, showcasing a departure from The KVB's somber atmospherics and monumental soundscapes, embracing a stripped-back, psychedelic guitar-driven sound. The subsequent release, 'Flowing Fades,' in April 2021, saw Wood reincorporate synths into his compositions, drawing inspiration from a diverse range of influences including J.G. Ballard, Serge Gainsbourg, 80s dream pop, and yacht-rock. To support the album, Wood embarked on Saccades' inaugural live tour in the summer of 2021, performing a selection of dates throughout the UK, before shifting focus to their next record.
'Land of the Hearth,' Saccades' latest offering, takes its name from a passage by Jonathon Meades and signals a transition for Nicholas Wood, moving away from The KVB's nocturnal soundscapes and industrial beats, and embracing a more Balearic sensibility. The album boasts a sun-kissed, dreamlike quality, occasionally nodding to the uplifting vibes of house music.
Track Listing
- Nearly Dreaming
- One Day Soon
- Cross Street
- Neighbours Pool
- Some Regrets
- New Star Line
- Land Of The Hearth
- Faint Echoes
- Little Whites
- Dowsing
- Solstice
Additional Details
Label: Old World - New Worl
Genre: Pop/Rock
Run Time: 35 mins
Region: 0
Release Date: 09/22/23
UPC: 5053760105268
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In 2017, Nicholas Wood introduced the Saccades project with a self-titled debut album, showcasing a departure from The KVB's somber atmospherics and monumental soundscapes, embracing a stripped-back, psychedelic guitar-driven sound. The subsequent release, 'Flowing Fades,' in April 2021, saw Wood reincorporate synths into his compositions, drawing inspiration from a diverse range of influences including J.G. Ballard, Serge Gainsbourg, 80s dream pop, and yacht-rock. To support the album, Wood embarked on Saccades' inaugural live tour in the summer of 2021, performing a selection of dates throughout the UK, before shifting focus to their next record.
'Land of the Hearth,' Saccades' latest offering, takes its name from a passage by Jonathon Meades and signals a transition for Nicholas Wood, moving away from The KVB's nocturnal soundscapes and industrial beats, and embracing a more Balearic sensibility. The album boasts a sun-kissed, dreamlike quality, occasionally nodding to the uplifting vibes of house music.
Track Listing
- Nearly Dreaming
- One Day Soon
- Cross Street
- Neighbours Pool
- Some Regrets
- New Star Line
- Land Of The Hearth
- Faint Echoes
- Little Whites
- Dowsing
- Solstice
Additional Details
Label: Old World - New Worl
Genre: Pop/Rock
Run Time: 35 mins
Region: 0
Release Date: 09/22/23
UPC: 5053760105268
