Richard Skelton
Marking Time

The sound of inner exploration. The exploration of the soul.
 
It is intimate music that of Richard Skelton. No geometries or musical architectures of any kind. The sound chromaticism is launched into a continuous evolution, magmatic in its engraving on itself.

Every slightest sound impulse is connected to moods that blend with the "naturalness" of the proposal, a fundamental factor in the dreamlike alchemy of the splendid "Landings".

"Shore" is a very light journey into romantic despair, which makes itself felt, while "Brook" opens scenarios towards a paradise torn apart by the shrill and enchanting sound of strings never so perfect and "hard".

"Heys" is the desert-like sensation of nothingness, "Lowe" the night that comes somber over that desert.

"Marking time" more than a real album is a journey within the self. The composition of the tracks doesn't serve the listener: better to immerse oneself in the sensory experience of "Marking time".

1. "Grange" (3:15)
2. "Shore" (7:34)
3. "Fold" (6:24)
4. "Heys" (3:20)
5. "Brook" (7:03)
6. "Lowe" (7:59)
7. "Stake" (5:18)