William Doyle unveils new box set of ambient albums
Dorset-native electronica artist William Doyle has revealed the details for a new box set containing three of his ambient albums. The ambient collections were made alongside his other albums – his Mercury Music Prize-nominated debut, ‘Total Strife Forever’ (released under his alias East India Youth), ‘Culture Of Volume’, ‘Your Wilderness Revisited’ and ‘Great Spans Of Muddy Time’. His ambient-leaning albums, ‘The Dream Derealised’, ‘Lightnesses Vol I & II’ and ‘Near Future Residence’ will now receive their first vinyl pressings via Tough Love, both as a highly limited four-LP box set, titled ‘Slowly Arranged: 2016-19’, and as separate albums. You can pre-order them here. Advertisement To support the release, Doyle will perform an exclusive ambient set at London’s Kings Place on October 27 – you can buy tickets for that event here. Speaking about ‘The Dream Derealised’, Doyle said the album helped him through “a difficult period of anxiety, panic and a regular dissociative feeling called derealisation”. He said at the time: “I’m releasing them now as a cathartic measure, and as a message for others who may be going through difficult times themselves. What I told myself at the time, what I can tell you now: You are not in danger. You are not… Read More →
