Published
Tue, Feb 28, 2017, 12:29
- Rick Bull describes the LP as "the one where I've had least to prove to anyone."
Deepchild has revealed details for an album from his Acharné project titled Innocence And Suburbia.
Rick Bull has used the Deepchild name to craft a wide range of electronic music for labels like Trapez, Future Classic and Thoughtless Music, the latter being home to his most recent full-length, 2012's Neukölln Burning. (He's also produced alongside Thoughtless boss Noah Pred as Concubine—their 2015 self-titled LP was nominated for electronic album of the year at Canada's Juno Awards.) He's been more quietly issuing tracks as Acharné since 2014, when he put out the Doubt EP through Seppuku Records. The project's first album is now confirmed for an April release on that label.
"I think that perhaps this is the album where I've felt I've had least to prove to anyone," Bull says of Innocence And Suburbia, which he began working on in 2015. That year saw him balancing a new, "totally unexpected" relationship with the demands of touring, and he describes the LP as "a diary of this process—scrawled in short, disjointed tone poems."
Listen to a "lofi excerpt" from Innocence And Suburbia.
Tracklist
01. My Father's Spirit
02. Black Ochre
03. Beauty Tithe
04. Schipol
05. Burren Street
06. Queens
07. Miss Wyoming
08. Gauze
09. Innocence And Suburbia
10. Rapture
11. Set Things Right
Seppuku Records will release Innocence And Suburbia on April 4th, 2017.