Peak Endure Endpoint, by Cape Canaveral

Peak Endure Endpoint

by Cape Canaveral

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1.	Cape Canaveral - Peak 04:50	buy track
2.	Stereo Minus One - Endure (Cape Canaveral mix) 08:08	buy track
3.	Cape Canaveral - End Point 05:57	buy track

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'Peak Endure Endpoint' by Cape Canaveral releases on Machine Records on 7 July 2023.

For this release, we're winding back to the early days of Cape Canaveral with a newly mastered version of 'Peak', which has never been available on digital streaming platforms before. Accompanying this, we have two previously unreleased tracks: Kevin's remix of 'Endure' (a track from Stereo Minus One's first album) and an original Cape Canaveral track called 'Endpoint'.

Cape Canaveral aka Kevin Sorsby was a key player in the creation of Machine Records in Cardiff more than 20 years ago. Until recent years, however, his own releases on the label have been few and far between. After providing three beautifully formed tracks on our first two Machine compilations in 2003/2004, it was twelve years until his first solo release: an atmospheric three track EP called 'We Love Like You', which appeared in 2016.

His debut Cape Canaveral album, 'Inconvenience Me', quickly followed in 2017. A captivating sonic manifesto, by turns meditative, ecstatic, pugilistic, and slightly terrifying, 'Inconvenience Me' journeyed into new textures and tones with few obvious reference points.

After an updated version of 'Inconvenience Me' was released in 2021, Kevin's second Cape Canaveral album, 'The Observatory' arrived in August 2022. Meanwhile Kevin's solo project, Starlings, debuted in 2021 with a raw, noise-driven aesthetic that, at least superficially, couldn't be more different to 'The Observatory'.

Check out our interview with Kevin from last year: cape-canaveral.bandcamp.com/album/the-observatory