- Ambient
- Ambient drone
- Microtonal
- Dark ambient
- Neoclassical
- Electronic music
- Avant-garde
- Experimentalism
- Minimalism
- Epic
- Soundscape
Comment: this
set of 6 compositions used to drift somewhere between spirituality
and ambient music imbued with flickering ghosts, and shadows
reflecting walls and murky memories from the past of having a weaker
impact due to passing the time. As if one walked in a surreal grayish
world surrounded by gigantic trees and silence. And one would meet no
living substance while walking on. Yet one is filled with the
expectation of something is going to happen soon or you are waiting
for someone. In fact, I have experienced such a sort of dream and by
my opinion it would be the description of afterlife. Musically it is
a perfect accompaniment and stimulus of your thoughts and desires
reflecting upon divine world. Majestic, cathedral/catacombs/monastery
drenched ambiances used to develop slowly being backed up by minimal
rhythms, and coagulated sonic effects hanging either atop or in front
of. It may be only the track called
Brainstorming gives you a
"false" impression about the direction of the whole outing
because there is up the strong shuffle of galvanized rhythms. In
overall, it is a blissful and frightening world simultaneously. It is
also an excellent example of how minimally managed music can be
emotionally highly overwhelming. By kindred souls I recommend listen
to the aesthetic of such an Italian ambient juggernaut as Alie Die,
and also the music of Globobscuro. Simply the greatest in its minimal
magic realism. The collaborative issue (between German Lutz Thuns,
and French artist TT-ram) is a part of the discography of Hortus
Conclusus.
