What makes Lemuralia EP by Patrick Wolf notable?

This EP is notable for its innovative fusion of classical instruments with electronic music, reflecting a growing trend in the indie music scene towards genre blending. Additionally, it received positive critical reception, highlighting Wolf's unique approach to composition and arrangement in publications like The Guardian, which praised its experimental nature. The Lemuralia EP marked a transitional phase for Patrick Wolf, coming after his fourth studio album, 'Lupercalia' (2012). It showcases his evolving sound as he began to incorporate more orchestral elements alongside his established electronic style. This release followed a period of personal reinvention, where Wolf sought to explore new artistic directions.

Who is Lemuralia EP for?

Lemuralia EP works well if you're into hauntingly intimate vocal textures, short bursts of orchestral beauty and reflective moments of quiet.

How many songs are on Lemuralia EP?

Lemuralia EP has 7 tracks, running approximately 24 minutes.

Lemuralia EP

Patrick Wolf · 2011

24 min · 7 tracks · electronic music

A lush blend of orchestral arrangements and electronic textures creates an ethereal soundscape that captivates and enchants.

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Top tracks — play these first

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William (Wolf Extended Paris Mix) — This extended mix transforms the original into a sweeping orchestral piece that highlights Wolf's ability to blend pop sensibilities with classical influences.
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Oil Slick — With its driving rhythm and haunting vocals, this track exemplifies the EP's exploration of darker themes while maintaining melodic beauty.
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Armistice (Glass Harmonica, Cristal Bachet, Ondes Martenot And Vocal Mix) — This track showcases a unique arrangement with rare instruments, illustrating Wolf's commitment to pushing sonic boundaries within his work.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

hauntingly intimate vocal textures
short bursts of orchestral beauty
reflective moments of quiet
ethereal soundscapes for relaxation

Maybe skip if you

prefer longer album experiences
seek high-energy party tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: The Lemuralia EP marked a transitional phase for Patrick Wolf, coming after his fourth studio album, 'Lupercalia' (2012). It showcases his evolving sound as he began to incorporate more orchestral elements alongside his established electronic style. This release followed a period of personal reinvention, where Wolf sought to explore new artistic directions.
Stylistic neighbors: Bat for Lashes· Imogen Heap· Lana Del Rey

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 William (Wolf Extended Paris Mix) 3:25
2 The Days (Original Piano Sketch Vienna 2006) 2:40
3 The Falcons (Wolf Opus 3 And Orchestra Remix) 3:50
4 Oil Slick 3:21
5 Armistice (Glass Harmonica, Cristal Bachet, Ondes Martenot And Vocal Mix) 3:18
6 Slow Motion (Orchestral Instrumental Mix) 5:12
7 Sing (Acappella Mix) 2:41

What to play next

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