Get all 9 Arcing Seas releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of in_vurt, ARCS-08, Collabs 01 (ARCS-07), ARCS-06, ARCS-05, ARCS-04, ARCS-03 (remixes by The Mover, Peder Mannerfelt, Shifted), ARCS-02, and 1 more.
Arcing Seas Berlin, Germany
Arcing Seas is an anagram of Cassegrain. It started out as a secret alias, but a year later, after deciding to start a
label, it finally made sense to bring the two together.
CASSEGRAIN
= C• S • S • G • R • N • A • E • A • I
= ARCING SEAS
... more
If you like Arcing Seas, you may also like:
Deep Blue: Volume 2
by Luigi Tozzi
supported by 20 fans who also own “First Words”
Grimm's "Sleeping Beauty" and "The Water Of Life" are beautiful fairy tales, yet not as enchanting as "Deep Blue 2" 🙌✨
go to album
supported by 19 fans who also own “First Words”
Can anyone tell Luigi Tozzi to stop being so talented? Mediocrity also deserves to exist: Hypnus prevents it on its whole discography and it's really scandalous ❤️🙂
go to album
Climbing Himalaya: Part II
by Feral
supported by 19 fans who also own “First Words”
We don't know you, but on our side, we love strolling through Feral's enchanting forest, indulging in a refreshing swim in his transparent lake, and marvelling at the wonders of his natural surroundings. Thank you for the sonic ride, dear maestro.
go to album
Klartraum - Liquid Dreams II [Psybient Album]
by Klartraum
This Bandcamp exclusive comes complete with a head-spinning background story (check the album notes) and eerie electronics.
go to album
Life's Glorious Mosaic EP
by Means&3rd
Hammering industrial techno makes up the latest from Means&3rd, where driving, menacing rhythms power pitch-black dance tunes.
go to album
Klartraum - liquid dreams I [Psybient Album]
by Klartraum, Nadja Lind, Helmut Ebritsch
Expansive 15+-minute psydub that settles in like mist over the ocean, creating wonderfully moody atmospheres.
go to album
supported by 18 fans who also own “First Words”
It is said that "Deep Blue" is Hypnus' most successful release, but why? Is it linked with each piece being a monument of the deep techno culture? Is it the game of tension, perfectly executed between the light and dark forces, and/or the so-trippy aquatic immersion, deep and beautiful? Is it because the hypnotic tracks have been designed by among the most talented artists of the genre? No, really, no idea, please help us out 🙂🙌👏❤️
go to album
