As Torn Heat cascades its dynamic vision of a dreamlike state of being, it also gravitates towards a calming panoramic of isolated organic atmospheres that gently envelops itself. Not overly saturated, but carefully woven, Hanetration displays a constant flux that is rather coherent in and of itself.
[Release page] If Tenth Oar represented the more fibrous root-systems of industrialzed ambient, then Torn Heat is the inverse reality where subdued and subliminal tones brush up against the ears in a two-fold manner. “Jurrasic” and “Splinter” take ques from Boards Of Canada’s interludes of nostalgia and times gone by as thoughts about the universe and its true meaning are balanced with droning sphere’s, light percussion, reversed loops and cyclic ambient fluctuations. The next pair of audio entities unravel in a more solemn landscape. “Sixth” relaxes the senses and transplants the consciousness to a calm lake with a light breeze—analogous audio blurring delivers a darkened sheet of overcast that eventually moves in. In closing, the kaleidoscopic mirror-image of “Sixth” is “Flicker.” Its undulating, looping organs are collected into a collage of swirling noises leaving the mind to discover hidden treasures buried in the debris. As Torn Heat cascades its dynamic vision of a dreamlike state of being, it also gravitates towards a calming panoramic of isolated organic atmospheres that gently envelops itself. Not overly saturated, but carefully woven, Hanetration displays a constant flux that is rather coherent in and of itself.
Torn Heat is available on Vulpiano. [Release page]
