Coil - Summer Solstice: Bee Stings
Label:
Catalog#:
Eskaton 14
Format:
CD, EP, Limited Edition
Country:
UK
Released:
Jun 1998
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Experimental,
Ambient
Tracklist
| 1 | Bee Stings | 4:56 | ||
| Performer [Uncredited] - William Breeze | ||||
| 2 | Glowworms / Waveforms | 5:54 | ||
| 3 | Summer Substructures | 8:11 | ||
| Performer [Uncredited] - William Breeze | ||||
| 4 | A Warning From The Sun (For Fritz) | 4:59 | ||
Notes
Started: 21.6.97 8.06am
Ended: 21.6.98 21.27pm
CD matrix: ESKATON14 01 &
MADE IN UK BY PMDC
IFPI L134
IFPI 0486
Barcode: 5 021958 401423
Made in England.
The second in a series of limited edition Equinox/Solstice releases, issued on Summer Solstice, 1998.
The first edition was deleted on Autumnal Equinox, 1998 when the third part of the series was released.
A second edition limited to 400 copies was released on Summer Solstice, 2001.
Ended: 21.6.98 21.27pm
CD matrix: ESKATON14 01 &
MADE IN UK BY PMDC
IFPI L134
IFPI 0486
Barcode: 5 021958 401423
Made in England.
The second in a series of limited edition Equinox/Solstice releases, issued on Summer Solstice, 1998.
The first edition was deleted on Autumnal Equinox, 1998 when the third part of the series was released.
A second edition limited to 400 copies was released on Summer Solstice, 2001.
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Coil - Winter Solstice: North (CD, EP, Ltd)
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Coil - Musick To Play In The Dark (CD, Album, Ltd)
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Reviews & Discussion
A beautiful EP that truly captures the atmosphere of life and luminousness of summer. One of the main reasons I prefer Coil's late 90s work over their earlier stuff. An excellent Balance (heheheh) of the organic and electronic, and Coil's omnipresent atmosphere of the alien in the familiar. W. Breeze's contributions are most effective and push the humid organic electronics over into the realm of space and beauty. I do believe the last track detracts from the overall feel of the EP, it's kind of a shocker, nevertheless it is a decent song which fits well with the summer theme.