Mark McGuire - NoctilucenceNoctilucence is a new 12" recorded between in 2013 and 2014 between Los Angeles, California, and Cleveland, Ohio. The term "noctilucence" comes from "noctilucent clouds", the name given to clouds which, for some reason, emit a brilliant vibrance at night. On this recording we find our subject diving into the electric waters of the night sky, in long drives across the vast deserts of America. It's a recording about the discovery and understanding of

whose 24 poems form a psychodrama which starts with regret over a lost love but develops into an inner voyage in which a nameless Wanderer probes for answers to existential questions

but Cale does a magnificent job of compressing Thomas's lyricism into neat melodic phrases

"You hear that term in detective shows

The work deliberately uses as "raw material" only notes

Michael Straczynski was story editor

in new recordings by an organist with a rich catalogue of success on Brilliant Classics to his credit

"I decided to keep some of the initial ideas and develop them further

" Tom explains

and Sisters Of Mercy ripple through the collection but ultimately Rough Dimension charts it's own twisted vision of "our unforgiving reality

The music was recorded in HD-Audio at 96 kHz/24-bit PCM and is presented in 96 kHz/24-bit PCM DD DTS & MLP

backing tracks and guide vocals

Soundtrack: English DTS Lossless stereo