- Electronic music
- Fantasy music
- Mood music
- Alternative
- Primitive music
- Avant-garde
Comment: the
mystical creature named Mmöner is back with his/her sophomore outing
called
Training Saga. The artist describes it as old stuff about
training skills. Because of that it can be admitted ideologically
he/she has stepped out of the forest theme (
Forest Eruption, 2016) to put the finger into a
sport/training theme. Instead of glorifying and mystifying the forest
as our very genuine home the new subject is remarkably more
human-related and mundane, even dealing with obvious banalities
(though I guess it is imbued with a tongue-in-cheek attitude). Yet
musically the difference does not make sense because sonically the
outings are tightly correlated. Continually you can visualise and
thereby think off a kernel of sounds getting inspiration from the
fantasy music soundtracks which in turn are mingled with primitive
electronic developments and childish rhythmic patterns which
eventually will result in the somehow hyper realistic flow of peaky,
exalting, saturated chords. As if the set of three tracks being
overloaded with a torrent of serotonin and being warped by the
fairy-tales surfacing deep from your subconsciousness you had heard
that in your childhood. Even if it's formal appearance is to be moody
it's deeper intention is to enter into into the listener's brain and
provide an immensely complex experience. Fir sure, it is an uncanny
listening session at the recent times.
