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Excurses
Excurses formed in Bristol in the early 2000s around producer Jono Grant and vocalist Antonia Sellbach. Their debut album 'The Last Days of Gravity' came out...
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Excurses formed in Bristol in the early 2000s around producer Jono Grant and vocalist Antonia Sellbach. Their debut album 'The Last Days of Gravity' came out in 2004, featuring the track 'Aurora' that became something of a calling card with its atmospheric electronics and Sellbach's distinctive voice.
They followed with albums like 'The Age of Wonder' in 2007 and 'The Quicksilver Sea' in 2012, working in a space between ambient electronica and more structured songwriting. Other songs like 'Devil's Footprints' and 'Purification' show their range within that territory.
Their music tended toward layered soundscapes rather than conventional pop structures, which sometimes put them at odds with more mainstream electronic acts of the period. But they maintained a consistent approach across their releases, with Grant's production and Sellbach's vocals remaining central.
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