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LABEL - Immanence
FORMAT - MCDr
GENRE - (EXPERIMENTAL - IDM) |
A five stars debut
for Adam Duckworth, the sonic material of his "Helios"
results to be very balanced and elegant, important lo-fi passages
alternated to effervescent idm-experimental rhythms. Gushes
of panoramic effects frames pleasantly every execution. The
title-track expands on tempting d'n'b rhythms and intense radiant
atmospheres, enriching with onlookers pet-samples and particular
micro-noise effects.
Then we find the two lo-fi/ambient tracks: "Absent"
and "Verge" are stimulated by static and organic solitudes,
with a pale piano and aeriform intersections. "Absent":
synthetic evanescences reflected on plastic Oriental atmospheres.
Elements and space creations play in the short but intense sighs
of the enigmatic "Verge". Limpid experimental evocations
for "Legions", a cross between warm chill-out ambiences,
intrepid low-d'n'b rhythms and unstable noisescapes. 4/4 noise
contorsions and bodily linearity besiege the pulses of "The
Armory", anyway no violent rhythms, the author prefers
still dazzle with complex gears and clicking high resolutions.
Then follows the existential cyber maneuvers of "Symbiont",
aural essences on hypnotic percussive derailments. The break-ethereal
krisma of Detritus falls on "Helios remix", bionic
mermaids invade our sensory hazes.
Fervent cathartic dynamisms. |
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by :twilight zone: |
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