"Les Fragments de la Nuit is a French quintet started by Michel Villar (piano) and Ombeline Chardes (violin) who are score composers for film. The quintet consists of three violinists, a cellist and a (...)"
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Eeriærmor (E:Æ:R) is the very personal and immersive new sound mapping motif of Kevin Gan Yuen (Sutekh Hexen), which conceptually honors memory and the moment via granular synthesis sculpture, utilizing detailed dynamic frequency layering techniques.
"Hädanfärden" could just be the album we all wished "Dauði Baldrs" could have been. The potential of an album without lyrics to tell a story grows as the waves of mischievous, playful synth wash over our senses and transport us to Asgard.
"Hädanfärden" could just be the album we all wished "Dauði Baldrs" could have been. The potential of an album without lyrics to tell a story grows as the waves of mischievous, playful synth wash over our senses and transport us to Asgard. Lim. 300x.
“Kvasis Dreyri” draws its inspiration from Norse mythology and the legendary mead of poetry created from the blood of Kvasir. The album comes to life through melancholic synth melodies, subtle percussion, patient repetition, and vast ambient textures.
The dramatic simplicity in both execution and expression purposefuly seeks to be simple enough to inspire children and novices to play, and the concept simple enough to resonate regardless of age or experience.
The debut album by Eluvium. First released in May of 2003, it was immediately recognized as much for its artful simplicity as it was for its deceptive complexity - an album of melodic austerity, alien transmissions, and titanic waves of cathartic noise.
The debut album by Eluvium. First released in May of 2003, it was immediately recognized as much for its artful simplicity as it was for its deceptive complexity - an album of melodic austerity, alien transmissions, and titanic waves of cathartic noise.
Based on an idea Nicolas had about “Music to Sleep by”, Deutsch Nepal join Empusae on a dreamlike music sliding into nightmarish anthems, floating through the dystopian night, with spoken word by Lamia Vox. A cocktail to savour with care! Lim. 300x.
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