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PORTICO QUARTET

Portico Quartet (10th Anniversary Edition)

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Portico Quartet have defied categorisation over the course of six studio albums.
PORTICO QUARTET

Monument

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Memory Streams

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Monument (2024 Repress)
  1. Opening
  2. Impressions
  3. Ultraviolet
  4. Ever Present
  5. Gateway
  6. Monument
  7. A.O.E
  8. Warm Data
  9. Portal
  10. On the Light

PORTICO QUARTET

Monument (2024 Repress)

gondwana records
  • black bio-vinyl 2LP

    Released: 6th Sep 2024

    £27.99
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'Monument' is one of Portico Quartet’s most accessible, direct records to date.

If Terrain addressed the darker side of how Duncan Bellamy and Jack Wyllie made sense of the pandemic, then Monument resonates as an ode to better times. If not quite a dance record, it nonetheless pulses with an energy, radiance and a scalpel sharp focus. Jack Wyllie explains: “It’s possibly our most direct album to date. It’s melodic, structured and there’s an economy to it that is very efficient. There’s not much searching or wastage within the music itself, it is all finalised ideas, precisely sculpted and presented as a polished artefact.” Bellamy expands “Monument sits somewhere between our albums Portico Quartet and Art in the Age of Automation. It has perhaps a more overtly electronic edge to its sound – there are more synthesisers and electronic elements than we have used before and the music is often streamlined and rhythmic”.