03.09.18: Exit North Album Trailer
02.09.18: Exit North website now live
02.09.18: Exit North debut album 'book of romance and dust' - Pre-order now at Bandcamp
Exit North debut album ‘Book of Romance and Dust’ is now ready to pre-order (release/shipping date October 1st 2018). Pre-orders eligible to download 2 tracks. The CD is a beautifully presented 6 panel digipack including all lyrics. The first 300 orders will include a band postcard (3 versions-100 of each) half of which are signed and randomly dispersed. Full download also includes two high resolution lyric sheets with text overlaid upon imagery and full digipack artwork. Head over to Bandcamp
Exit North are Steve Jansen, Thomas Feiner, Ulf Jansson and Charles Storm.
14.05.18: 'corridor' a new release on Bandcamp
A slowly evolving instrumental piece designed for playback in a gallery space with uncontrolled acoustics and no sound insulation. Avoiding percussive and complicated bass content this audio is designed to float in a live space at low level volume allowing sonic variations to subtly stimulate the ambience. Original installation at the Cape Breton University Art Gallery, Canada. Pre-order now on Bandcamp
09.05.18: photo exhibition at The Cape Breton University
a photo and music installation by Steve Jansen at The Cape Breton University, Canada from May 11 until July 6, 2018. An opening reception will be held at the Gallery on Friday, May 11 from 6 – 8 pm.
venue: The Cape Breton University Art Gallery in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
admission: free
curator: Greg Davies
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09.05.18: postcard prints available from bandcamp
two sets of 4 postcard size images from steve's photo book 'through a quiet window' are available to purchase from Bandcamp
28.03.18: Photo Exhibition Kyoto
A selection of photographs from Steve’s book ‘Through A Quiet Window’ will be on show at the ISETAN store in Kyoto Station from 13th April until 13th May as part of the KYOTOGRAPHIE international photography festival.
Venue: JR Kyoto Isetan 6F
Admission: Free
Curator: Sari Hayashmiguchi (Epiphany Works)
Cooperation: Canon Inc.
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01.05.17: rare track available on bandcamp - 'now he dreams'
An instrumental piece by Steve Jansen, originally composed for inclusion on a Japanese label compilation promoting various album releases in 2001. This one-off track was never included on any official Jansen album release and, since the label has ceased to exist for a number of years, has not been available anywhere until now. Track remastering by Steve Jansen.
09.03.17: Latest album out now - The Extinct Suite
A reinterpretation of the more ambient and orchestral elements of ‘Tender Extinction’. Not a remix by any means, some familiar passages are woven together with additional pieces to create a suite of instrumentals lasting over 55 minutes as one single track. Ordering directly from Bandcamp is the most effective way of supporting the artist and will ensure you a signed physical copy (by request) as well as digital audio downloads of the entire album in various choices of format and a digital 'brochure' of the album artwork. Alternatively a digital download only may be purchased thus avoiding any shipping costs. Order here
Due to the limit of file sizes on Bandcamp the download version has been divided into two tracks, Part 1 & Part 2. This version will therefore not be as one continuous piece but instead split into two parts at a suitable point in the recording. To acquire one continuous recording please purchase the CD version. The download version will be included with your CD purchase.
Tasters from the album can be auditioned at sonicyard
27.02.17: Steve Jansen - Slope 2× Vinyl LP
The 10th anniversary vinyl release of Steve Jansen's debut album Slope. 180g 2×LP. Housed inside a gatefold sleeve. Cut at 45rpm for optimum audio quality. Full colour sleeve & labels. Shrink-wrapped. Comes with download code.
Expected to ship on or around April 14th.
£24.00
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