- Avant-garde
- Glitchtronica
- Experimental electronica
- Soundscapes
- Ambient
Comment:
the Serbian composer Olah Istvan`s one
track issue consists of 872 seconds which is inspired by the North
Pole by its coldness, beatific radiance, and clear heaven atop those
massive icebergs and polar
bears. Undoubtedly it is
something which stays beyond borders of our every day life. It
is a totally disparate world. By
starting listening to it I was not aware of his influences for this
issue. Instead it
aroused me to think of it as a situation of remote future which is
imbued with mechanical insects, enthralling rhythmic ticking,
and abstract chirping. One
could experience
strange warmness oozing out of those hypnotic layers and glitched-out
noises. One might have
experienced similar sensations with Tim Hecker`s early recordings
like Radio Amor, and
Haunt Me, Haunt Me, Do It Again.
You could hear the ambience around you to breath and swell while adding new knacks to the blend. Coming in
and then flutter around your ear. It is a hyper-realist glimpse you
are get caught in. Fairly
astonishing effort for
sure. The issue was
a part of the discography of
the Russian-based Lomeanor which had been active from 2008 to 2010.