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Exilarch (album)
Crafted by Canadian producer Rhys Fulber, ''Exilarch'' is the third studio album released under his alias Conjure One, after five years since the previous effort. The album was initially released as a worldwide digital download on October 19, 2010, while the physical release was made available in the US on November 9, 2010.〔 The CD was eventually also released in UK and Europe on April 15, 2011.〔
==Overview==
''Exilarch'', with its title referring to the Jewish leaders of the Babylonian Exile, is a nomadic album that travels between light and dark, meticulously incorporating electronic beats, lush textures and haunting vocals. By fusing organic instrumentations of the ancient east with synthetic electronics of the modern west, it presents a strong example of Conjure One's signature style.
The album spawned two singles ahead of its release. First out was the 7 track remix EP "I Dream in Colour", released on June 29, 2010.〔 The song features vocals by Leah Randi, who also has a prominent role on the album for providing bass guitar and backing vocals. The single also featured an additional album track, "Places that Don't Exist".
The second single, "Like Ice", sees a guest appearance by American singer and songwriter Jaren. It was initially released for streaming only through Conjure One's official Myspace,〔 but was later released as the album's second 7 track remix EP on April 12, 2011.〔
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