Uff... This is a very,VERY HEAVY stuff... Song #2 is killing, this is March of Death, yeah, this song devastate all & all... Strong, massive sound, clear production & professional realization. This is cyber death darkambient / industrial, music not for every day... TOTAL ANNIHILATION... help me...

Having read the artist's own notes on this album I was expecting something as punishing as Merzbow; a brutal and relentless barrage of white noise. "Power Plant Violence" certainly qualifies as a challenging listen but it belongs in the realm of industrial/dark ambient releases rather than inamongst the output of the Japanoise brigade. The two lengthy pieces slowly unfurl and unravel, immersing the listener in swathes of dark, brooding sound. "Serdobolic" is more intense and possesses more of an industrial feel to it, particularly when the heavy rhythm and sirens kick in during Part II. "Hydrodendrone" is a little less intense, filled with lighter, more sibilant sounds. At eighty minutes in length this album certainly requires some patience on the part of the listener and I would be lying if I said that my attention didn't wander from time to time. But it is a worthwhile if ambitious project and will certainly be of interest to fans of both dark ambient and industrial music.

Un album composé en deux parties extrêmement différentes: Une première très chaotique, tortueuse et tourmentée où l'on perçoit et de vine des tensions extrêmes, des fils qui se touchent, une puissante énergie électrique , que l'on ne contrôle plus au bord de l'explosion et de la rupture. La deuxième partie, elle, se veut plus cérébrale, plus intérieure, très introspective, plus lente et sereine où l'énergie y serait beaucoup plus canalisée et controlée. Dans cette seconde partie, certaines sonorités ne sont pas sans évoquer l'album "Zeit" de Tangerine Dream. En résumé, un très audacieux concept et un album très novateur dans son genre. Excellent !