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EN

EN is the duo of San Francisco based multi-instrumentalists James Devane and Maxwell August Croy (who co-runs the Root Strata label). The pair utilize a wide range of instrumentation - notably koto, guitar, organ and percussion, among other devices - to explore layered systems of synchronization (with oft rhythmic implications), melody and texture.

EN is the duo of San Francisco based multi-instrumentalists James Devane and Maxwell August Croy (who co-runs the Root Strata label). The pair utilize a wide range of instrumentation - notably koto, guitar, organ and percussion, among other devices - to explore layered systems of synchronization (with oft rhythmic implications), melody and texture.

City Of Brides
City of Brides is the third full-length album by En, the Bay Area-based duo of multi-instrumentalists Maxwell August Croy and James Devane. It was recorded over the last few years in a variety of contexts and follows upon 2012's well-received Already Gone, further developing the diverse palette of that record. Across four sides, the pair presents exotic, transportive and richly detailed pieces that toe the line between ecstatic, long-form ambience and elegant, structured electronic compos…
Already Gone
Already Gone is the second full length album from West Coast dream-drone unit En, the duo of Maxwell August Croy and James Devane, following their well-received debut album The Absent Coast (released in 2010 on Root Strata, which Croy runs alongside Jefre Cantu-Ledesma). For their sophomore release, the pair has opened up their tonal palette considerably. While the comparisons that critics made of their first album to the work of Tim Hecker and Stars of the Lid still hold true, Already Gone find…
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