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PORTICO QUARTET

Monument (2024 Repress)

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Monument
  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

gondwana records
  • CD

    Released: 12th Nov 2021

    £14.99
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Get ready to move – Portico Quartet return to the dancier roots to create this sublime piece of jazz-tronica that’ll knock the socks off any bonobo fan within a 5 mile radius.

It's rare that a band releases two albums within six months of each other, rarer too that while both are so different, they are both as epochal in terms of the band's output as ‘Terrain’ and ‘Monument’ are to Portico Quartet. The irony is that ‘Monument’, a stripped-back, intentionally direct album, was the album that the band set out to write in May 2020, before the dream like long-form ‘Terrain’ came into focus. Briefly they were two halves of the same record, but the band ended up developing these two distinct bodies of work concurrently. And although they were written side-by-side and recorded at the same sessions, they are records best understood as distinct from each other, each with opposing ideas and forms.