- Acoustic pop
- Art rock
- Post-rock
- Improvised music
- Mood music
- Epic
- Baroque pop
- Chamber pop
Comment: today
is Sunday and this 11-track outing is actually a proper way to finish
off the day in an ennobling mood. Fred Baty who is artistically known
as Crepusculum creates blissful sequences with his guitar by handling
the guitar in different ways – from vamping up dreamy and soothing
soundscapes to more immersive and slightly sophisticated. The course
seems to be seamlessly flowing. Additionally to the guitar you can
hear an accordion (or melodica) and brass-induced progressions in one
track (
Early Days) and glockenspiel flickers, and even light
layers of a synth. The issue is quite weird in that sense that the
tracks can be considered improvised ones yet all the possible
tumultuous facets and heightened moods and frantic turns are hidden
below a mellow moody shell. Of course, I would like to listen to such
sort of frenetic turns but in the recent case I do not miss them at
all by not founding them from there. The set is instrumental except a
track called
Abaculus Perspective where Julia Kotowski, and
Genevieve Schwartz provide their voices in creating a heavenly choir
to the ascending guitar chords. The issue is a part of the
discography of 12rec., legendary German imprint to have been existed
from 2001 to 2011. Beatific moments by any means.
