"Bordeaux" is a captivating album released by Robin Guthrie on February 18, 2011, under the label Soleil Après Minuit. This enchanting collaboration with Harold Budd spans a soothing 48 minutes, featuring nine tracks that blend ambient, drone, space music, and dream pop genres into a harmonious soundscape.
The album opens with "Gaze," a gentle introduction that sets the tone for the journey ahead. Tracks like "Deva C" and "The Names of Those Never Here" weave intricate melodies and lush instrumentation, creating a sense of tranquility and introspection. "So Many Short Years Ago" and "The Belles of Saint Andrew" continue the album's dreamy ambiance, while "Radiant City" and "L'Aventure" add layers of depth and complexity.
"Smiling Apart" and "Southern Shore" conclude the album, leaving the listener with a sense of peaceful resolution. Each track is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing Robin Guthrie's signature style and his ability to create immersive, atmospheric soundscapes. "Bordeaux" is a testament to Guthrie's artistry and his enduring influence in the world of ambient and electronic music.
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