/Avant-garde, Neoclassical, Illbient, Drone,
Experimentalism, Film noir, Microtonal, Post-industrial, Chamber music/
Comment: Acid Reflux EP is not the first notch
by the London, UK-based project Hanetration at Recent Music Heroes because of
being prolific on the average and providing cues how to produce restrained yet
evocative music. Indeed, it is music, though, being very far away from possible
centres of the pop music (in case if they exist). More profoundly, it is tight
flirtation with eerie shadows and abandoned landscapes and metal-filled
wastelands and warehouses. Hanetration`s music is an asylum for your dreadful
dreams and fantasies, however, being partly unknown and recognisable at the
same time. As if one having knowledge about something intimidating one once met
and having no wish to fall in with anymore. Sonically, of course, it is
wondrous and enthralling – in addition to densely droning landscapes it
involves chamber music threads to add something new and thoroughly captivating to
the mix. Maybe it is a sort of pop music though. Maybe we should differentiate
infantile (pop)/AOR music from essential music? However, both of them need each
other to set into opposition and thus preserving the meaning and core of their
intention and appearance. Technically, it is permeated with phase changes, pitched-up
effects, bits and drones to come slowly to the surface. In a word, get in touch
with these spellbinding post-industrial landscapes. Maybe it depicts the era
when the human being is extinct due to its obtuseness or more clever and perfect robots will be up there to hold sway over the Earth and preserving other species and Earth in overall. I am quite convinced they will be listening to Acid
Reflux EP at the robot oriented radio stations (ROR music) the same time.