Bleep

Craven Faults has been prolifically drawing the intricate yet idiosyncratic contours of England since 2017, breathing a rhythm into the project’s discography by alternating between double LPs and mini albums. Sidings is the third long work in this cycle, inducing dramatic wonder with its slowly unfolding, morphing waves of progressive synth arrangements. The single piano note of ‘Stoneyman’ rings out emphatically, bright intonations anchoring drum shuggles in a sizzling, elongated dub dream, while Craven Faults conjures steepness on ‘Incline Huttes’ with a sparsely trodding two note melody and groaning, sighing ambience.