What makes Submariner by The Dead Science notable?

'Submariner' received critical acclaim for its innovative approach to genre-blending, notably influencing the post-rock scene. The album's unique sound helped it gain traction within niche music circles, leading to increased visibility for the band in independent music charts. In 2003, The Dead Science released 'Submariner' as their second album, following their debut 'Olive Juice' from 2001. At this point, the band was establishing a unique sound that fused complex rhythms with eclectic instrumentation, setting the stage for their later works.

How many songs are on Submariner?

Submariner has 10 tracks, running approximately 47 minutes.

Submariner

The Dead Science · 2003

47 min · 10 tracks

A surreal blend of avant-garde rock and experimental jazz, creating an atmosphere both haunting and disorienting.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Unseeing Eye — This opening track sets the tone with its intricate percussion and ethereal vocals, showcasing the band's ability to create a layered sonic landscape.
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The Ghost Integrity — The song features a haunting melody combined with dynamic shifts in tempo that exemplify the band's experimental spirit and lyrical depth.
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Tension at Pitch — This track encapsulates the album’s tension-building qualities, with an extended instrumental section that immerses listeners in its atmospheric intensity.

Tracklist

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

1 Unseeing Eye 7:04
2 White Cane 3:40
3 White Train 4:17
4 The Ghost Integrity 4:43
5 Below 4:53
6 Batty 4:17
7 Girl With the Unseen Hand 4:48
8 Threnody 3:45
9 Tension at Pitch 7:26
10 Envelope 2:20

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