A beautiful, painful, sensitive and gently moving sound travel through micro-sounds and enveloping textures, electronic scintillations and silky tones. A vast and immersive emotional dive […]
Author: Philippe Blache
Twist of Fate :: Where the Dusk Has No End (Silentes)
Verticchio’s best representative efforts in eerie, nostalgic and luminously repetitive ambient music around thematics that oscillate between personal, then affective memory lines, the sovereign nature […]
Hakobune :: Solitude (Polar Seas)
Hakobune’s musical signatures operates a cross between discrete soundscape and process music, freely floating and structured around electronic devices. A restful soundscaping reverie Takahiro Yorifuji […]
Andrea Marutti :: Double review (Taâlem)
Both albums offer a dynamic range of processed concrète sounds—ambient miniatures made of slippery tones. Abnormal mind expanding landscapes Andrea Marutti is one pioneering sound […]
Nimh & Rapoon :: Post-Folk Lore Vol.1 (Winter-Light)
Easily recommended for passionate listeners of uncompromising experimental music with an ambient flavor. Blissful ambient sceneries, droning minimalism, and musical mysticism This experimental venture and […]
HLER :: LGM-1 (Self Released)
Constantly threatening and burgeoning, there are hints of extra-sensory projections. Nothing mellow here. It gives a large space to tiny incremental directions and micro-tonal gestures. […]
Dead Melodies :: The Masterplan (Cryo Chamber)
Sentient soundscapes are mainly built around evanescent drones, filtered bass frequencies, naturally waving undulations, occasional discreet electronic pulses, and processed micro sounds to give the […]
AJNA :: Oracular (Cyclic Law)
The album progressively goes into a black maelstrom of desolate, creeped-out, and ghostly-like atmospheres as well as rich and emotional apexes. Power noise industrialism with […]