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The Album Leaf — Rotations LP 2x12" vinyl cover

THE ALBUM LEAFRotations LP 2x12"

Label:
Eastern Glow ·
Catalog:
EGR626015 ·
Format:
2x12inch Vinyl ·
Release Date:
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Features:
Glacial blue / deep purple swirled double vin ·

33.90

Tracklist

Axis(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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Rhythm Resolve(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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Rotations(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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Dance of the Seasons(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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Whirling Echoes(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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Carousel (Feat Six Missing)(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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Celestial Spin(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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�Turn | of Fate(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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Slight Decline(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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Spiral of Memories(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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Dancing In Air(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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Winter Echoes(Original Mix)

The Album Leaf

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About Release

“Twenty-five years into their existence, The Album Leaf are an old comfy sweater. It might not be the most fashionable thing in your collection but it always feels good when you put it on. Jimmy LaValle’s synth textures are warm, nostalgic and steeped in Boards of Canada / Ulrich Schnauss-style soundscapes that are relaxing, otherworldly and melodic” – Brooklyn Vegan The Album Leaf shares his new ambient LP, Rotations. The record is a mediative experiment into atmospheric sound. Creator Jimmy LaValle explains, “This collection of music is a true reflection of my creative process—rooted in sound exploration, experimentation, and spontaneous response. Each track captures a moment of creative discovery, free from the pressure of achieving a polished result. Throughout my career, I’ve often placed significant weight on what an album should be. With this release, I’ve let go of those expectations to share a body of work that feels genuine and authentic. The Album Leaf began as the solo project of Jimmy LaValle, who came up in the San Diego music scene playing in hardcore bands and the instrumental rock band Tristeza. He had inked a deal to release his next solo album through the indie label Tigerstyle Records, so he put the modest advance towards a self-recording starter setup, building out the sound with occasional studio access. The music that emerged — vivid, rhythmic, soaring instrumentals guided by lines of Guitar and Rhodes — not only set the path for The Album Leaf over the next two decades of acclaimed releases (for Sub Pop, City Slang, and others), it became a touchstone for the next generation's wave of melodic and meditative electro-organic music.

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