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Difference between revisions of "You Retreat In Time And Space"
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| − | * Pairs with "[[Somewhere Right Now In The Future]]" as the album's | + | * A '''monastic / contemplative retreat''' — the Catholic, Orthodox and Buddhist practice of withdrawing from the world for a period of intensified prayer or meditation. Time and space are ''both'' abandoned: the retreatant steps out of the flow of duration into a cell, a bardo, a hermitage. |
| + | * Pairs with "[[Somewhere Right Now In The Future]]" and "[[I Saw Through Platonia]]" as the album's trio of time-transcendence titles — together they narrate a movement from ordinary time, through retreat, to beatific vision. | ||
| + | * Also reads plainly as BoC's own description: the band's famous withdrawal into the rural [[Pentland Hills]] studio [[Hexagon Sun]], their 13-year silence between ''[[Tomorrow's Harvest]]'' and ''[[Inferno]]''. | ||
== Samples / Lyrics == | == Samples / Lyrics == | ||
Revision as of 17:13, 22 April 2026
| You Retreat In Time And Space | |
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| Running time | 5:25 |
| Appears on | Inferno |
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Comments
- A monastic / contemplative retreat — the Catholic, Orthodox and Buddhist practice of withdrawing from the world for a period of intensified prayer or meditation. Time and space are both abandoned: the retreatant steps out of the flow of duration into a cell, a bardo, a hermitage.
- Pairs with "Somewhere Right Now In The Future" and "I Saw Through Platonia" as the album's trio of time-transcendence titles — together they narrate a movement from ordinary time, through retreat, to beatific vision.
- Also reads plainly as BoC's own description: the band's famous withdrawal into the rural Pentland Hills studio Hexagon Sun, their 13-year silence between Tomorrow's Harvest and Inferno.