/Abstract, Ambient, Micronoise,
Experimentalism, Minimalism, Experimental electronica, Drone, Sound art, Ambient
drone, Post-industrial, Avant-garde, Crossover/
Comment: Morphine Bandit`s
6-track issue might seem quite austere and minimal at the first glance. The
album starts off with signal-like drones which chimes almost like static noise.
Later on, the issue will be slightly softened and change into abstract insights
which is embellished with concomitant subtle rhythms at times. The tentacles of
an eerie metallic machine used to extend across the soundscapes to carve its
traces. However, by theoretical and psychoacoustic standpoint the album
involves remarkably more elements – how the listener will perceive this issue?
What kind of sounds used to actually exist on the album and what sort of sounds
are generated by the listener`s ear? What kind of music is that actually
represented on the album? Indeed, Subtle
Shift Theory used to alter the listener`s perceptions throughout this
course because of exploiting those very minimal changes. Very good.
