SACRIFICE

I would call the music on this album the epitome of electronic music. Its electric not only because of its creation but because of its emotionally thrilling nature. I could see futuristic machines and cogs whirling with robots in attendance. Shiny and bright with lots of light contrasting the darkness. This music had its dark spaces with that brilliant blue-white light jumping out and flashing and whirling.

"Samson" in particular had some very sharp and pointy streaks of light which seemed to strike the center of my brain. Some were shaped like leaves on a tree, thousands of silver bright leaves. Falling around me. Smothering me. As the end approached I felt comforted and less stressed, relieved even, because the sounds were softer, and softly appearing more as a fog than a sharp edged entity. Perhaps that's what dying feels like.

"Arise" and "Pendulum" were a little more traditionally ambient but still had that hard edged exploratory probing feel to it. And then came "Hold Back" a bit more hopping, a bit more joyous but still with those black spaces and those sharply bright drilling lights flying by. There was a nice vocal in there with tin pan and some rhythm to enjoy too. I think my favorite track was "Idolater," it had a wormy way about it, digging into my ears and thus into my brain, visually a monster, dark red and bloated.

This is not the relaxing kind of ambient (if that is what you want to call this style of music) because it keeps you on pins and needles waiting to see what comes around the corner. You couldn't call it beautiful music but you would have to agree that it is thrilling and exciting.

Ce compositeur vous offre une palette sonore formidable, avec des morceaux super bien rythmés, une mise en place parfait de ses séquences, reprises, etc.
Mon morceau préféré est "Hold Back".

Mais je vous conseille vivement de découvrir ou redécouvrir un album exceptionnel : http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/8227
que j'écoute assez régulièrement.

Bravo.
Merci pour le partage