Asher – Perpetuals (2015)
- Piano
music
- Modern classical
- Avant-garde
- Minimalism
- Ambient
- Art music
- Crossover
Comment:
there is a little bit to talk about this 12-track issue because the
basins of these compositions are the same – it is made up of the
chords of a worn piano being wrapped up by tight hiss. Emotionally it
chimes like the listener has stepped into a time travel ship, or
listening to an example of vintage piano music on vinyl. Secondly, it
is fairly sympathetic to listen to those gently floating chords,
which might seem almost like the swimming ones. Today is the last day
of a year and it is a chilled-out experience to listen to this
flickering and smouldering piano music of veering away between
ambient and modern classical. Its slightly formal imperfection
changes this short-running issue into a perfect appearance because of
avoiding to be a hermetic and lifeless product. The issue is a part
of the discography of the Conv. By kindred souls I recommend listen
to such artists as Lubomyr Melnyk, Nils Frahm, Bosque de mi Mente,
Oskar Hallbert and Hauschka, for example.
