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DREISSK :: Exclusive full album preview of edge_horizon (n5MD)

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This exclusive full album preview of edge_horizon details Dreissk’s latest audio creations of fractured ambient, industrial, shoegaze and soundtrack motifs.

dreissk-igloo-featureKEVIN PATZELT (aka Dreissk from Seattle, WA) delivers his second full-length release for n5MD and continues to devote himself to emotional strands of music tied to exquisite sonic texture.

This exclusive full album preview of edge_horizon details Dreissk’s latest audio creations of fractured ambient, industrial, shoegaze and soundtrack motifs. Fans of port-royal, Kattoo and Atra Aeterna will revel in the layers of sizzling audio debris emanating from each progression.

As Dreissk exhibits a flare for elongated stretches of time, there’s an ever-present veil of darkness that collides into sizzling embers to form a tense array of solace. The incinerated ambient industrialism somehow forms a semblance of order that rises above ashes of crumpled percussion, scorched guitars and drenched hypnotic rhythms. Take a seat, sit still and enjoy edge_horizon‘s swirling gravitational pull.

For more information about Dreissk, visit dreissk.com or the n5MD artist site here. edge_horizon will be released 2/26/2013 on n5MD. [Pre-order page]

 

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An independent electronic music enthusiast originally from Windsor, Ontario, located just across the border from Detroit, and now based in Southern California since 2001. Founder of Igloo Magazine, made possible by s://kimo music, one of the pioneering experimental electronic music mail-order services of the mid-late 1990s, and is also the co-creator of Digital::Nimbus Radio (formerly Audio::Nimbus). In addition, contributed articles to notable U.S.-based publications such as Grooves, e/i, and The Circular Cosmic Spot Magazines during the late 1990s and early 2000s, covering a diverse range of experimental electronics and the emerging genre of IDM music.